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No. 2 in g minor, Op. 45 For violin, viola, cello and piano ... Read more

No. 2 in g minor, Op. 45 For violin, viola, cello and piano By Gabriel Faure Edited by Isidor Philipp International Edition Minimize

Faure Gabriel Piano Quartet No. 1 in c minor, Op. 15 Violin ... Read more

Faure Gabriel Piano Quartet No. 1 in c minor, Op. 15 Violin, Viola, Cello, Piano - International Minimize

Pavane, Op. 50 String orchestra; Score and parts By Gabriel ... Read more

Pavane, Op. 50 String orchestra; Score and parts By Gabriel Faure Arranged by Larry Clark Carl Fischer Performance Series Minimize

This is a comprehensive biography of the French composer Ga ... Read more

This is a comprehensive biography of the French composer Gabriel Faure for the general reader, placing his work in the context of his times. Gabriel Faure (1845-1924) is one of the best-loved French composers of his era: works such as his Requiem, "Pavane", "Dolly Suite, and "Cantique de Jean Racine" are perennial favourites. But Faure's importance runs far deeper. His music has a unique blend of vigour and restraint, sensuality and purity: an individual voice with a degree of integrity that helped him to resist the overwhelming forces - notably the music of Wagner - that held his Parisian contemporaries in thrall. His artistic independence served to inspire many of the next generation of French composers seeking to create a new Gallic identity beyond World War I. At the Paris Conservatoire, Faure's composition teaching was vital to such figures as Maurice Ravel, Nadia Boulanger and Charles Koechlin; when he ultimately became the Conservatoire's director, his reforms were the most radical the institution had yet experienced. Faure has often been thought of as a dreamy, somewhat unworldly individual; this book, however, reveals his ambition and decisiveness. Born in southern France and educated at the Ecole Niedermeyer rather than the powerful Paris Conservatoire, he struggled for years to achieve recognition from France's musical establishment, which often deemed him a dangerous outsider; in his personal life he struggled also against bouts of depression, an unsatisfactory marriage and, later, devastating deafness. Faure's life and works are explored in the context of the creative melting pot of fin-de-siecle Paris. His relationship with such figures as Saint-Saens, Liszt, Proust and Verlaine are considered in detail and help to create a portrait of this fascinating milieu. This biography, which charts Faure's long and difficult rise to fame, sets out to illuminate his individuality and reveal his enduring legacy to French music. Minimize

Faure's Elegie, Op. 24, arose from an unfinished sonata for ... Read more

Faure's Elegie, Op. 24, arose from an unfinished sonata for Cello and Piano. A short piece, it begins with a somber and memorable melody, followed by a fast climax in the middle before returning to the original melody at the end.  This piece was orchestrated by the composer, and it was also transcribed for Viola by Lionel Tertis. For Cello or Violin and Piano. Published by Alphonse Leduc. Difficulty: ASTA Grade 4 Minimize

Johnson (accompaniment, Guildhall School of Music and Drama ... Read more

Johnson (accompaniment, Guildhall School of Music and Drama, UK) examines the songs of French composer Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924) within the context of his life and the lives of poets whose texts he used, such as Charles Baudelaire, Paul Verlaine, Leconte de Lisle, Armand Silvestre, Charles Van Lerberghe, Victor Hugo, and Jean de La Ville de Mirmont. Each of Fauré's 109 songs is analyzed in chronological order, with historical and biographical context, and discussion of their features, interpretation, and style, along with chapters on the interpretation and performance of the songs by singers and pianists. English translations are provided. Johnson directed a project in which each of the songs was performed by student singers and pianists, and the book is the outcome of that experience. Annotation ©2010 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Minimize

Faure's Elegie, Op. 24, arose from an unfinished sonata for ... Read more

Faure's Elegie, Op. 24, arose from an unfinished sonata for Cello and Piano. A short piece, it begins with a somber and memorable melody, followed by a fast climax in the middle before returning to the original melody at the end.  This piece was orchestrated by the composer, and it was also transcribed for Viola by Lionel Tertis. Edited by Leonard Rose for Cello and Piano. Published by International Music Company. Difficulty: ASTA Grade 4 Minimize

This is a comprehensive biography of the French composer Ga ... Read more

This is a comprehensive biography of the French composer Gabriel Faure for the general reader, placing his work in the context of his times. Gabriel Faure (1845-1924) is one of the best-loved French composers of his era: works such as his Requiem, "Pavane", "Dolly Suite, and "Cantique de Jean Racine" are perennial favourites. But Faure's importance runs far deeper. His music has a unique blend of vigour and restraint, sensuality and purity: an individual voice with a degree of integrity that helped him to resist the overwhelming forces - notably the music of Wagner - that held his Parisian contemporaries in thrall. His artistic independence served to inspire many of the next generation of French composers seeking to create a new Gallic identity beyond World War I. At the Paris Conservatoire, Faure's composition teaching was vital to such figures as Maurice Ravel, Nadia Boulanger and Charles Koechlin; when he ultimately became the Conservatoire's director, his reforms were the most radical the institution had yet experienced. Faure has often been thought of as a dreamy, somewhat unworldly individual; this book, however, reveals his ambition and decisiveness. Born in southern France and educated at the Ecole Niedermeyer rather than the powerful Paris Conservatoire, he struggled for years to achieve recognition from France's musical establishment, which often deemed him a dangerous outsider; in his personal life he struggled also against bouts of depression, an unsatisfactory marriage and, later, devastating deafness. Faure's life and works are explored in the context of the creative melting pot of fin-de-siecle Paris. His relationship with such figures as Saint-Saens, Liszt, Proust and Verlaine are considered in detail and help to create a portrait of this fascinating milieu. This biography, which charts Faure's long and difficult rise to fame, sets out to illuminate his individuality and reveal his enduring legacy to French music. Minimize

Apres un Reve (After a Dream) by Gabriel Faure (1845-1924). ... Read more

Apres un Reve (After a Dream) by Gabriel Faure (1845-1924). Edited by Milton Katims. For viola and piano. Published by International Music Company Minimize

Faure, Gabriel - Sonata No. 1 In A Major, Op. 13 - Violin a ... Read more

Faure, Gabriel - Sonata No. 1 In A Major, Op. 13 - Violin and Piano - Breitkopf and Hartel Minimize

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         Product DetailsOriginal Title:Mozart - Requiem / Faure - RequiemCondition: NEWFormat: CDArtist: Michel CorbozLanguage: EnglishGenre: n/aTrack Listing: "Disc: 1 1. Requiem aeternam 2. Kyrie eleison 3. Dies irae 4. Tuba mirum 5. Rex tremendae 6. Recordare 7. Confutatis 8. Lacrimosa 9. Domine Jesu 10. Hostias 11. Sanctus 12. Benedictus 13. Communio 14. Lux aeterna Disc: 2 1. I. Introït et Kyrie 2. II. Offertoire 3. III. Sanctus 4. IV. Pie Jesu 5. V. Agnus Dei 6. VI. Libera me 7. VII. In Paradisum 8. Cantique de Jean Racine Op. 11 9. Maria, Mater gratiae (for female chorus & organ) Op. 47 No. 2 10. Ave verum (for female chorus & organ) Op. 65 No. 1 11. Tantum ergo (for female chorus & organ) Op. 65 No. 2 12. Tu es Petrus (for baritone, mixed chorus & organ) 13. Tantum ergo (for soprano, mixed chorus & organ) 1904 14. Kyrie eleison 15. Sanctus 16. Benedictus 17. Agnus Dei"Your browser does not support iframes. Minimize

This is a collection of the most famous songs of Fauré. Dic ... Read more

This is a collection of the most famous songs of Fauré. Diction lessons were recorded by coach, conductor and diction specialist Pierre Vallet. The diction for each song is recorded twice: first recited as an actor would speak it, showing flow of the language and mood, followed by a slow, deliberate lesson, allowing time for the student to repeat each line. This experienced language coach adapts the ''R'' in French in the slow versions as recommended for classical singers. He is also very sensitive to liaisons between word sounds in musical settings. Contents: Après un rêve * Au bord de l'eau * Aurore * Automne * Chanson d'amour * Clair de lune * Ici-bas * Le Secret * Les berceaux * Les roses d'Ispahan * Lydia * Mandoline * Nell * Notre amour * Rencontre. Minimize

Faure Gabriel Sonata No. 1 in A Major, Op. 13 Violin and Pi ... Read more

Faure Gabriel Sonata No. 1 in A Major, Op. 13 Violin and Piano - by Zino Francescatti International Minimize

Faure Gabriel - Apres un Reve After a Dream, Op. 7, No1 Cel ... Read more

Faure Gabriel - Apres un Reve After a Dream, Op. 7, No1 Cello and Piano Pablo Casals International Minimize

Frustrated Accompanist Series: Gabriel Fauré - Elegie fo ... Read more

Frustrated Accompanist Series: Gabriel Fauré - Elegie for Cello, Op. 24 This series is terrific and unique! Many currently available piano accompaniments are clumsy, if not outright unplayable, causing frustration; the average accompanist must leave out some notes in difficult sections. Carol Leybourn's reductions are technique-friendly to many accompanists, and music teachers and parents with some knowledge of the piano will love this series! An alternate ending to the first movement is provided for ''first movement only'' performance.  Arranged and published by Carol Leybourn. Difficulty: Intermediate NOTE: This item is a PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT only, and does NOT include a separate cello part. Minimize

A new recording by the young Yugoslav virtuoso Vladimir Val ... Read more

A new recording by the young Yugoslav virtuoso Vladimir Valjarevi pays homage to the great French composer, Gabriel Fauré. In 1922, seven of Fauré's pupils were commissioned to write music for an album in his honor.Among those who contributed were Maurice Ravel, Georges Enesco, CharlesKoechlin and Florent Schmitt. These works of homage alternate with pianomusic by Fauré himself including some of his most graceful and attractivepieces which stand directly between the tradition of Couperin and Chopinand the innovations of his students Ravel and Debussy. Minimize

Faure, Gabriel - Apres un Reve ( After a Dream ), Op. 7, No ... Read more

Faure, Gabriel - Apres un Reve ( After a Dream ), Op. 7, No. 1 - Bass and Piano - Fred Zimmrmann Minimize

Faure's Elegie, Op. 24, arose from an unfinished sonata for ... Read more

Faure's Elegie, Op. 24, arose from an unfinished sonata for Cello and Piano. A short piece, it begins with a somber and memorable melody, followed by a fast climax in the middle before returning to the original melody at the end.  This piece was orchestrated by the composer, and it was also transcribed for Viola by Lionel Tertis. Edited by Milton Katims for Viola and Piano. Published by International Music Company. Difficulty: ASTA Grade 4 Minimize

Faure, Gabriel - Sonata No. 1 in d minor, Op. 119 - Cello a ... Read more

Faure, Gabriel - Sonata No. 1 in d minor, Op. 119 - Cello and Piano - Masters Music Publication Minimize

Faure, Gabriel - Sonata No. 2 in g minor, Op. 117 - Cello a ... Read more

Faure, Gabriel - Sonata No. 2 in g minor, Op. 117 - Cello and Piano - Masters Music Publication Minimize

This is a collection of the most famous songs of Fauré. Dic ... Read more

This is a collection of the most famous songs of Fauré. Diction lessons were recorded by coach, conductor and diction specialist Pierre Vallet. The diction for each song is recorded twice: first recited as an actor would speak it, showing flow of the language and mood, followed by a slow, deliberate lesson, allowing time for the student to repeat each line. This experienced language coach adapts the ''R'' in French in the slow versions as recommended for classical singers. He is also very sensitive to liaisons between word sounds in musical settings. Contents: Après un rêve * Au bord de l'eau * Aurore * Automne * Chanson d'amour * Clair de lune * Ici-bas * Le Secret * Les berceaux * Les roses d'Ispahan * Lydia * Mandoline * Nell * Notre amour * Rencontre. Minimize

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         Product DetailsOriginal Title:Film Classics (Boxset)Condition: NEWFormat: CDArtist: Film ClassicsLanguage: EnglishGenre: ClassicalTrack Listing: "Disk 11. Boléro, ballet for orchestra [From 10]2. Overture [from Prizzi's Honor]3. The Sorcerer's Apprentice (L'apprenti sorcier), symphonic scherzo for orche4. Toccata and Fugue, for organ in D minor, BWV 565 (BC J37) [From Rollerb5. Di Quello Pira6. The March [From Love and DeAth]7. A Dance of the Clowns [From a Midsummer ...]8. Berceuse sur le nom de Gabriel Fauré, for violin & piano [Un Coeur en H9. Figaro (Largo a [Marriage of Figaro]10. Habanera [From Carmen Jones]11. Dance of the Reed Flutes [From Nutcracker/Fantasia]12. Frühlingsstimmen (Voices of Spring), waltz for orchestra (with voice adDisk 21. Adagietto, for orchestra (from the Symphony No. 5) [From DeAth in Venic2. Un bel di vedremo [From Madam Butterfly/Fatal Attraction/My Geisha]3. Poco allegretto [Poco Allegreto (Goodbye Again]4. 1812 -- Festival Overture, for orchestra in E flat major, Op. 49 [From5. Finlandia, tone poem for orchestra, Op. 26 [From Die Hard 2]6. Bagatelle for piano in A minor ('Für Elise'), WoO 59 [From Rosemary's B7. Vesti la Giubba [from The Untouchables]8. Adagio for strings (or string quartet; arr. from 2nd mvt. of String Qua9. Dance of the Sugar Plum Fair [From Nutcracker/Fanatsia]10. Serenade No. 13 for strings in G major ('Eine kleine Nachtmusik'), K. 5Disk 31. Adagio [From Elvira Madigan]2. Molto vivace [From Molte Vivace/A Clockwork Orange]3. Waltz of the Flowers [From Fantasia]4. La Che gelida manina [from Moonstruck]5. Mandolin Concerto, for mandolin, strings & continuo in C major, RV 4256. Hungarian Rhapsody, for orchestra No. 2 in C sharp minor, S. 359/2 (LW7. Allegro moderato [Amadeus]8. Santa Lucia, for voice & orchestra [From Rome Adventure/Yes Georgio]9. Medley: Emperor's Waltz & Tales from the Vienna Woods [From the Age of10. Ride of the Valkyries [From Excalibur/Apocalypse Now]"Your browser does not support iframes. Minimize

Faure, Gabriel - Three Pieces, Op 16, 70, 7 - Cello and Pia ... Read more

Faure, Gabriel - Three Pieces, Op 16, 70, 7 - Cello and Piano - Masters Music Publications Minimize

Chamber works by Fauré, the influential composer who bridge ... Read more

Chamber works by Fauré, the influential composer who bridged the Romantic and Modern era in French music, are performed by a magnificent line-up of French and French-trained musicians. Quintessentially Gallic in its amalgam of classical rigour, inventive harmonic language and subtle, but arresting sensuality, Fauré's chamber music is here performed by nine leading French-born musicians - violinist Renaud Capuçon, violist Gérard Caussé, cellists Gautier Capuçon and Raphaël Merlin, pianist Michel D'Alberto, string quartet Quatuor Ebène - and an honorary Frenchman, US-born, Paris-trained pianist Nicholas Angelich. The four CDs comprise works for two, three, four and five instruments and span the composer's career from early works, influenced by his teacher Saint-Saëns, to the more rarefied compositions of his later years.The Capuçon brothers and Angelich - brought together by none other than Martha Argerich - are firmly established as a performing trio. Their recordings of Brahms chamber music for Virgin Classics prompted Gramophone to say that: "Nicholas Angelich and the two Capuçons play in a way that's sure to kindle anyone's enthusiasm for Brahms. Warm, beautifully balanced tone stresses the composer's romantic side, as does the expansive phrasing. There's a feeling of spontaneity, too, as though each player is discovering new aspects to the music while recording it ... the way they are able to strike a balance between Brahms's energetic flow of ideas, his strongly delineated structures and his lyric intensity is most satisfying," while International Record Review felt that "the performances here are both beautiful and individual, with passionate, rich-toned playing and infectious energy." When they played Brahms' C minor Piano Quartet with Gérard Caussé at Wigmore Hall in London, the Daily Telegraph (UK) admired the way "they beautifully conveyed the sense of some immense unspoken tragedy lurking behind the music," adding "but it was the consoling beauty of the slow movement that really told." Fauré's String Quartet, composed at the end of his life, featured on the Quatuor Ebène's first Virgin Classics CD with works by Debussy and Ravel (who studied with Fauré). It became Gramophone's 2009 Record of the Year, also winning Germany's Echo Klassik Award 2009, Belgium's Prix Caecilia 2009, and, in 2010, France's Victoire de la Musique. Commenting on the Ebène's performance of the Fauré, the Independent (UK) commented that "they brilliantly negotiate the contrast between the melancholy cast of the first two movements and the more contented, even animated tone of the final movement, by allowing the lingering impressions of the second movement's see-sawing undulations to haunt the rest of the piece," while their approach to Debussy - who was born after Fauré, but predeceased him, and whose aesthetic is related to the older composer's - was summed up thus by Die Presse in Austria: "The Quatuor Ebène ensures that scrupulously conceived musical structures are also sensuous in quality, and the musicians are sensitive to the play of tensions in directional chordal shadings - that beauty in dissonance, so to speak, which can so captivate the listener." Minimize

By Gabriel Faure (1845-1924). Edited by Jean-Michel Nectoux ... Read more

By Gabriel Faure (1845-1924). Edited by Jean-Michel Nectoux. This edition: paperbound. Hymns, Latin Masses, Mass sections; Use during the church year: Christmas; Feasts of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Hymns in praise of the Virgin Mary. Collection. 184 pages. Published by Carus Verlag Minimize

Faure's Elegie, Op. 24, arose from an unfinished sonata for ... Read more

Faure's Elegie, Op. 24, arose from an unfinished sonata for Cello and Piano. A short piece, it begins with a somber and memorable melody, followed by a fast climax in the middle before returning to the original melody at the end.  This piece was orchestrated by the composer, and it was also transcribed for Viola by Lionel Tertis. Edited by Roy Howat for Cello and Piano. URTEXT Edition. Published by Edition Peters. Difficulty: ASTA Grade 4 Minimize