Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924)
Last updated: 30.03.23
According to The New Penguin Dictionary of Music, Gabriel Fauré was a French composer (also organist); director of the Paris Conservatory, 1905-20, teacher of Ravel and others. Cultivated delicately-balanced idiom expressed mainly in small forms - wrote many piano solos, "Dolly" for piano duet, many songs, including song-cycle, "La Bonne Chanson", and other song cycles; also two piano quartets, and other chamber music. Also wrote Requiem; orchestral works including "Pavane" (With optional chorus); Ballad for piano and orchestra (originally for piano alone);incidental music to "Pelleas and Melisande", and other music for the French and English stage.
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Midi World Classical Music | Midis for G. Fauré |
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Les Rameaux | Columbia Phonograph Co.: 24005 | George Alexander |
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Clara Butt | Critical Survey Vol 1 |        |
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Maggie Teyte | Maggie Teyte: A Vocal Portrait | |
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Helmut Schaarschmidt | Delicacies for Sopranino Recorder & Oboe with Organ | |
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Michala Petri | Works for Recorder, Guitar and Lute | |
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Various Ensembles | Faure: Requiem and other sacred music | |
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Various Ensembles | Prayers | |
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| Requiem Opus 48 | Soprano/Baritone/Choir/Orchestra | Heinrich-Schütz-Chor Leer |  |
| Recorder Sheet Music |
 Apres un reve / Sicilienne (A(Flute)/Cello/Guit.) 28 pages. For melody instrument (violin/flute/recorder) and guitar. Arr./Editor: Stephan Schafer Publisher: Ludwig Doblinger K.G. (GKM-00223) |
 Pavane (D/D/A/A/T/B)
Score and Parts. Arr./Editor: Heather Wastie Publisher: Editio Musica Budapest (HARA038) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 1 work by Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located.
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| Les Rameaux | 1904 | George Alexander (perf.) | |
