

Faure, Sicilienne for Cello (IMC) The Sicilienne originated as a commision for a piece of stage music that was never completed. It was intended as a background music to Moliere's play Le Bourgeois gentilhomme with different instrumentation for cello and orchestra. The Sicilienne has colourful writing that is full of charm, inspired melodies and rich harmonies that characterise Gabriel Faure's larger pieces of chamber music but also his smaller works such as this Sicilienne.
Faure, G. Elegie Op. 24 and Sicilienne Op. 78 for cello and piano. Edition Peters No. 7385. Urtext edition by Roy Howart.
Pavane, Op. 50 by Gabriel Fauré, published by Alphonse Leduc, is one of the composer's most graceful and expressive works, arranged for violin or cello and piano. Its flowing melody, refined harmonies, and elegant French Romantic style make it an ideal recital and study piece for intermediate and advanced musicians.
Key Features:
• Music by Gabriel Fauré
• Published by Alphonse Leduc
• For violin or cello and piano
• Pavane, Op. 50
• Suitable for intermediate and advanced players
• Develops tone, phrasing, vibrato, and musical expression
• Ideal for recitals, examinations, auditions, weddings, and conservatory study
• Elegant French Romantic repertoire
Faure, Berceuse from 'The Dolly Suite' for Cello Opus 56 (Fentone)
Faure, Apres un Reve (After a Dream) for Cello (IMC)