Fauré Romances sans paroles, Op. 17
Gabriel Fauré published his 3 Romances withouth words (romances sans paroles) in 1878, though they were written about fifteen years earlier. They became some of his most popular works at once, even if they were condemned by some contemporary critics. The third and final piece of the set, in A♭ major, is a serene andante, with a flowing tune in the Mendelssohnian style. After gentle variation, it equally gently fades to silence at the end.
About this Piece
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Difficulty Level:medium
Average Duration:12 min
Composer:Gabriel Fauré
Form:Piano piece
Key:A-Flat Major
Instruments:Piano
Period:Romantic
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