Nocturnes And Barcarolles For Solo Piano

The music of Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924) is an important link between the innovations of late Romanticism and the experimentation of the early 20th century. A student of Saint-Saëns, he, in turn, taught Ravel and was a mentor to theyoung modernists of Les Six. These 12 nocturnes and 12 barcarolles, composed over a span of 40 years, document his move from Romanticism to the frontiers of 20th-century music. Reprinted from authoritative French editions.

CONTENTS

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• No.1 In A Minor Op.26
• No.1 In E Flat Major Op.33
• No.10 In A Minor Op.104
• No.10 In E Minor Op.99
• No.11 In F Sharp Minor Op.104
• No.11 In G Minor Op.105
• No.12 In E Flat Major Op.106
• No.12 In E Minor Op.107
• No.2 In B Major Op.33
• No.2 In G Major Op.41
• No.3 In A Flat Major Op.33
• No.3 In G Flat Major Op.42
• No.4 In A Flat Major Op.44
• No.4 In E Flat Major Op.36
• No.5 In B Flat Major Op.37
• No.5 In F Sharp Minor Op.66
• No.6 In D Flat Major Op.63
• No.6 In E Flat Major Op.70
• No.7 In C Sharp Minor Op.74
• No.7 In D Minor Op.90
• No.8 In D Flat Major Op.84
• No.8 In D Flat Major Op.96
• No.9 In A Minor Op.101
• No.9 In B Minor Op.97
• Twelve Barcarolles:
• Twelve Nocturnes: