A powerful Romantic work by Gabriel Fauré, Élégie, Op. 24 moves from somber lyricism to dramatic intensity before returning to its mournful theme. Suitable for cello or violin with piano, this United Music edition presents one of Fauré’s most emotional masterpieces.
Key Features:
• Iconic Romantic elegy
• Originally for cello, also suitable for violin
• Lyrical and dramatically intense
• Ideal for recital performance
• United Music Publishers Ltd edition
Darkly expressive and profoundly moving, this Romantic masterpiece reveals the emotional depth of Gabriel Fauré at his most passionate. The Élégie, Op. 24, composed in 1880, was originally written for cello and piano and later orchestrated by the composer. Opening with a somber, deeply lyrical theme, the work rises to an intense and turbulent central section before returning to its mournful opening material, creating a powerful arc of drama and reflection. Now frequently performed on both cello and violin, this edition from United Music Publishers Ltd offers a versatile and emotionally compelling addition to the Romantic chamber repertoire.
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A lyrical favorite by Gabriel Fauré, Berceuse, Op. 16 offers graceful Romantic warmth and melodic beauty. This Hamelle edition includes both violin–piano and cello–piano versions, providing flexible performance options.
Key Features:
• Famous Romantic miniature
• Includes violin and cello versions
• Ideal for recital and encores
• Hamelle edition
A lyrical and graceful favorite by Gabriel Fauré, Sicilienne, Op. 78 blends flowing melody with rich Romantic harmony. Originally written as incidental music for Le Bourgeois gentilhomme, this Schott edition offers a refined and timeless recital piece.
Key Features:
• Beloved Romantic miniature
• Elegant siciliano character
• Inspired melodic writing
• Ideal for recital and encores
• Schott edition
A graceful and lyrical favorite by Gabriel Fauré, Sicilienne, Op. 78 blends flowing melody with rich Romantic harmonies. Revised and edited by Tomislav Butorac, this edition offers a refined and practical recital piece.
Key Features:
• Famous Romantic miniature
• Elegant siciliano character
• Revised by Tomislav Butorac
• Ideal for recital and encores
• Butorac edition
Written in 1877, Gabriel Fauré’s Romance for Violin and Piano blends decorative lyricism with a passionate G minor contrast. Published by Hamelle, this elegant miniature reflects Fauré’s devotion to refined chamber music expression.
Key Features:
• Graceful, ornamented opening theme
• Sweeping contrasting middle section
• Lyrical French Romantic character
• Ideal for recital and expressive performance
• Hamelle edition
A distinguished Dover volume pairing the Violin Sonata in A major by César Franck and Violin Sonata No. 1, Op. 13 by Gabriel Fauré. Reproduced from authoritative Breitkopf & Härtel editions, this collection brings together two cornerstone works of the French Romantic repertoire.
Key Features:
• Two landmark violin sonatas in one volume
• Franck’s wedding gift to Eugène Ysaÿe
• Fauré’s innovative chamber debut
• Rich Romantic harmony and lyricism
• Reliable Dover reproduction edition
A groundbreaking Romantic sonata by Gabriel Fauré, the Violin Sonata No. 1 in A major, Op. 13 (1875–76) redefined the genre in French music. Praised by Camille Saint-Saëns, this Henle Urtext edition presents a masterwork of innovation and elegance.
Key Features:
• Landmark French violin sonata
• Innovative harmony and rhythm
• Lyrical yet structurally refined
• Ideal for advanced recital performance
• Henle Urtext edition
A complete anthology of Gabriel Fauré’s works for violin and piano, edited by Roy Howat and published by Edition Peters. Featuring Berceuse, Op. 16, Romance, Op. 28, Andante, Op. 75, and Morceau de lecture, this volume presents refined French Romantic elegance in one authoritative collection.
Key Features:
• Complete violin and piano works by Fauré
• Scholarly edition by Roy Howat
• Includes four essential Romantic miniatures
• Ideal for recital and advanced study
A charming and lyrical favorite by Gabriel Fauré, Sicilienne, Op. 78 combines flowing melody with rich harmonic color. Edited by Wolfgang Birtel with fingering and bowing by Maria Egelhof, this Hamelle edition is ideal for recital and expressive performance.
Key Features:
• Famous Romantic miniature
• Graceful siciliano character
• Includes detailed fingering and bowing
• Ideal for recital and encores
• Hamelle edition
