Gabriel Fauré — Élégie, Op. 24: 2 Downloadable Scores
Composed in 1883, Fauré’s Élégie, Op. 24, originally for cello and piano, is a deeply expressive piece blending melancholy and lyricism. Its popularity led to adaptations for instruments like the viola, as seen here.
Composed in 1883, Fauré's melancholic Élégie reflects the Romantic era's emotional depth while foreshadowing his later harmonic innovations.
Originally conceived as part of an unfinished cello sonata, it stands as one of the most frequently performed works for cello and piano.
A deeply expressive work blending mournful melodies with passionate outbursts, originally written for cello and piano as part of an unfinished sonata.
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