Fauré, Gabriel. (1845-1924). . Fileuse (excerpt from Pelleas et Mélisande) - INSCRIBED PRESENTATION SCORE. Printed sheet music to ‘Fileuse (excerpt from Pelleas et Mélisande).’ Transcribed by Alfred Cortot, 10.25 x 13, 10 pages, signed and inscribed on the top of the title page, “A Mademoiselle Juliette d’Eichthal avec mille amitiés, Gabriel Faure.” Music is housed in a custom-made folder. In fine condition, with moderate toning to signed page, not affecting clarity of the signature. The woman who received the music was the daughter of Fauré’s friend, the poet and sociologist Eugene d’Eichthal, to whom Faure dedicated his 7th Nocturne.
Fileuse de Gabriel Fauré (extraite de Pelleas et Mélisande). Transcription pour Piano par A. Cortot. Paris: J. Hamelle, [1902]. [PN] 4773. 10 pp.
La Fileuse appears in the composer's orchestral suite from Pelléas et Mélisande as an orchestral representation of a spinning song. The Fauré scholar Jean-Michel Nectoux notes that although Debussy omits it in his operatic version, Mélisande is shown at her spinning wheel in Maeterlinck's play. The present arrangement for piano is by the eminent French pianist and close associate of the composer, Alfred Cortot (1877 - 1962).
Fileuse de Gabriel Fauré (extraite de Pelleas et Mélisande). Transcription pour Piano par A. Cortot. Paris: J. Hamelle, [1902]. [PN] 4773. 10 pp.
La Fileuse appears in the composer's orchestral suite from Pelléas et Mélisande as an orchestral representation of a spinning song. The Fauré scholar Jean-Michel Nectoux notes that although Debussy omits it in his operatic version, Mélisande is shown at her spinning wheel in Maeterlinck's play. The present arrangement for piano is by the eminent French pianist and close associate of the composer, Alfred Cortot (1877 - 1962).
Fauré, Gabriel. (1845-1924). . Fileuse (excerpt from Pelleas et Mélisande) - INSCRIBED PRESENTATION SCORE. Printed sheet music to ‘Fileuse (excerpt from Pelleas et Mélisande).’ Transcribed by Alfred Cortot, 10.25 x 13, 10 pages, signed and inscribed on the top of the title page, “A Mademoiselle Juliette d’Eichthal avec mille amitiés, Gabriel Faure.” Music is housed in a custom-made folder. In fine condition, with moderate toning to signed page, not affecting clarity of the signature. The woman who received the music was the daughter of Fauré’s friend, the poet and sociologist Eugene d’Eichthal, to whom Faure dedicated his 7th Nocturne.
Fileuse de Gabriel Fauré (extraite de Pelleas et Mélisande). Transcription pour Piano par A. Cortot. Paris: J. Hamelle, [1902]. [PN] 4773. 10 pp.
La Fileuse appears in the composer's orchestral suite from Pelléas et Mélisande as an orchestral representation of a spinning song. The Fauré scholar Jean-Michel Nectoux notes that although Debussy omits it in his operatic version, Mélisande is shown at her spinning wheel in Maeterlinck's play. The present arrangement for piano is by the eminent French pianist and close associate of the composer, Alfred Cortot (1877 - 1962).
Fileuse de Gabriel Fauré (extraite de Pelleas et Mélisande). Transcription pour Piano par A. Cortot. Paris: J. Hamelle, [1902]. [PN] 4773. 10 pp.
La Fileuse appears in the composer's orchestral suite from Pelléas et Mélisande as an orchestral representation of a spinning song. The Fauré scholar Jean-Michel Nectoux notes that although Debussy omits it in his operatic version, Mélisande is shown at her spinning wheel in Maeterlinck's play. The present arrangement for piano is by the eminent French pianist and close associate of the composer, Alfred Cortot (1877 - 1962).