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The Pavane began life as a sixteenth-century court dance, and is thought most likely to have originated in Italy. Fauré’s take on the genre is a beautiful example, flowing gracefully and freely in a thoroughly enchanting way. Its success spurred the young composer on towards writing his Requiem, which he had virtually completed a year later ...
Zum Hochfest „Verkündigung des Herrn“ (25. März) spielt Norbert Müller auf der Dreymann-Orgel in 64839 Münster die Pavane von Fauré in einer Bearbeitung für ...
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Gabriel Fauré zählt in Frankreich zu den wichtigsten Komponisten in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts und zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts. Obwohl von deutscher und französischer Romantik (Hector Berlioz, César Franck) beeinflusst, hat Fauré „eine eigenständige, poetisch nuancierte, stark diatonisch gebundene Tonsprache auf der Grundlage einer um mannigfaltige Differenzierungen ...
27 de jun. de 2018 · 공연일시 : 2018.06.27OPUS Masters SeriesThe 12 Cellists of Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra LOTTE Concert HallGabriel Fauré(1845~1924) / Pavane Op.50The 12 Cellists...
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Pavane in F-sharp minor, Op. 50; Pavane in F-sharp minor: Authorities ... Gabriel Fauré (conductor) First Pub lication. 1888 — Paris: Le Gaulois (vocal score)
James Pecore. The musical theme of Gabriel Fauré’s “Pavane”—delicate string harmonies woven together through modal sequences—can be easily recognized by most people today. Both connoisseurs of Classical music (and complete strangers to it) can recognize the allure of Fauré’s simple yet compelling orchestrations by ear alone.
About this Piece. Much of Fauré's music is characterized by limpid melodies that float on a sea of harmonic elegance, their sails often billowed by a modality which conjures an antique impressionistic ambiance. Antiquity is a proper aura for a work titled Pavane, for the word applies to a stately 16th-century dance that originated in Italy.
