Ophélie Gaillard, Bruno Fontaine - Gabriel Fauré: Cello Works (2004)
BAND/ARTIST: Ophélie Gaillard, Bruno Fontaine
- Title: Gabriel Fauré: Cello Works
- Year Of Release: 2004
- Label: Ambroisie - naïve
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:58:35
- Total Size: 255 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Elégie Op. 24
02. Sonate N°1 en Ré Mineur Opus 109: Allegro
03. Sonate N°1 en Ré Mineur Opus 109: Andante
04. Sonate N°1 en Ré Mineur Opus 109: Finale: Allegro
05. Romance Op. 69
06. Papillon Op. 77
07. Sonate N°2 en Sol Mineur Opus 117: Allegro
08. Sonate N°2 en Sol Mineur Opus 117: Andante
09. Sonate N°2 en Sol Mineur Opus 117: Allegro Vivo
10. Sicilienne Op. 78
11. Après un Rêve
Born in 1845, the French composer and organist Gabriel Fauré is now acknowledged as one of the most important writers of chamber music of his period. The delicate and elegant style of his music, redolent of the salons of Parisian high-society, is underpinned by a core of emotional depth and an often adventurous approach to harmony. Although he did not compose a great deal of music for the solo cello, he seems to have had a special affinity for the instrument and its lyrical qualities. It is therefore no surprise that these works have become favourites with both audiences and performers. This recording contains all the pieces originally written by Fauré for cello and piano, including one of his most beautiful and enduring short compositions, the “Elégie”, opus 24, and the two sonatas, opus 109 and 119.
01. Elégie Op. 24
02. Sonate N°1 en Ré Mineur Opus 109: Allegro
03. Sonate N°1 en Ré Mineur Opus 109: Andante
04. Sonate N°1 en Ré Mineur Opus 109: Finale: Allegro
05. Romance Op. 69
06. Papillon Op. 77
07. Sonate N°2 en Sol Mineur Opus 117: Allegro
08. Sonate N°2 en Sol Mineur Opus 117: Andante
09. Sonate N°2 en Sol Mineur Opus 117: Allegro Vivo
10. Sicilienne Op. 78
11. Après un Rêve
Born in 1845, the French composer and organist Gabriel Fauré is now acknowledged as one of the most important writers of chamber music of his period. The delicate and elegant style of his music, redolent of the salons of Parisian high-society, is underpinned by a core of emotional depth and an often adventurous approach to harmony. Although he did not compose a great deal of music for the solo cello, he seems to have had a special affinity for the instrument and its lyrical qualities. It is therefore no surprise that these works have become favourites with both audiences and performers. This recording contains all the pieces originally written by Fauré for cello and piano, including one of his most beautiful and enduring short compositions, the “Elégie”, opus 24, and the two sonatas, opus 109 and 119.
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