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Fauré Complete Piano Music

Gabriel Fauré was a French composer of the late 19th century, influenced by composers such as Liszt and Schumann. I have made a link consisting of all his solo/duet/random piano music, some of which has been transcribed by Fauré or others from the orchestra to the piano. It has been split into 3 parts. All solo music is performed by Jean Martin. For pieces that require two pianos or four hands, pianists Patrick de Hooge and Pierre-Alain Volondat perform. Please enjoy some beautiful post-romantic/impressionist piano music! More info here.



Part 1:
- 13 Nocturnes
- 13 Barcarolles
- 1 Ballade

Part 2:
- Dolly Suite
- 6 Impromptus
- 9 Préludes

Part 3:
- Pavane in F-sharp minor, op. 50
- Masques et bergamesques
- Pelléas et Mélisande
- 4 Valses-caprices
- 1 Mazurka
- Themes and Variations
- 3 Romances



LINKS:

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3
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10 comments:

  1. Jukka4/14/10, 8:26 AM

    Thanks, good company for my Satie and Ravel -collections.

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  2. Intravenous Intrajection4/14/10, 10:29 AM

    Thank you :) Have you ever heard Fauré before?

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  3. Jukka4/14/10, 11:33 AM

    Not too much, only his Requiem, but sounds good so far!

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  4. Raz0rwire4/14/10, 4:42 PM

    Thanks for the Jason Crumer!

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  5. GmT-Curwen4/19/10, 10:33 AM

    The second part doesn't work on download, would you mind reuploading it please?
    Thank you very much for the other two anyway!

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  6. aliespirituzomg4/19/10, 7:26 PM

    I re-uploaded it :)

    Here's the new link:
    http://www.mediafire.com/?nywkjykumem

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  7. Curwen4/19/10, 8:18 PM

    Many thanks.

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  8. aliespirituzomg4/19/10, 8:28 PM

    You're welcome - I will also check out Zbigniew's Le Trois Colours - Bleu.

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  9. Curwen4/19/10, 9:55 PM

    Good call.
    By the way, judging from what's posted on the blog you seem to like gloomy, sad music, or at least with a dark vibe and atmosphere.
    I can't help but tell you to try this, I consider it the best composition not just in romanticism, but ever, it envolves all I love about music.

    http://www.4shared.com/file/s6l0ZR56/Schubert_-_String_Quartet_No14.html

    Very cool blog by the way, I've been entertained for like an hour browsing it's stuff.

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  10. aliespirituzomg4/20/10, 2:55 PM

    Wow, Schubert!! Thank you, I've only ever heard his solo piano music before... I'm at school right now but I can't wait to get home and listen to it.

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