I'm a competent pianist and composer but this piece started me off on my journey to be a cellist. It moves me beyond words. Soon, I hope, I'll be able to play it and I plan to perform it ay my own funeral!! Thank you so much for this glimpse of what I have to do to perform this wonderful piece.
Michael Paul Smith it's not nearly as menacing as it appears. It's in a cello friendly key. You may want to consult with a cellist friend for the best fingering. For example, after the intro, you want to repeat the melody on your D string, not the A. Practicing 3-4 octave scales in this key will also help you find the notes in a more efficient manner. This is my go to piece for nearly every occasion. Bonne chance ⚜️🎻🎶
I love the image of someone rising out of their coffin, cello in hand, and just playing and elegie for their guests ant their own funeral, then sinking back down... I know this isn’t what you meant but it’s a funny image in my mind
Much luck and respect for anyone that could play this piece at their own funeral!!! The piece is strikingly beautiful though. I used to play a lot of cello I worked my way through college playing cello and played in lots of symphonies and I played this piece many times and it was always magnificent to play. I still remember playing that low C string for two measures and watching the c-string vibrate half an inch back and forth and just pulling out the raw beauty of that low C. my challenge was to always try to make that string vibrate more than I had made it vibrate before. And when I finally made the string rattle against the fingerboard I knew that I had reached my maximum. Let me tell you as a cellist this piece is worth becoming a cellist for. And later years after I played cello I also bought a violin and a viola and my encouragement to buy the violin was to one day play Massanet's Thais Meditation. I can kind of play it if I hold the violin between my legs like a cello but it doesn't work really well. I've got a long ways to go but there's also a lot of very beautiful music yet to play. I remain resolute.
+Claire Pierce Hey! I'm also very excited because I've been chosen to dance this in contemporary style in 25/6/16 at my dance school's annual performance!
BaileyRob this is kind of late but this song was actually written about the composers wife that died, the song literally represents death, the death is in the last six inches of your bow
I've been assigned to play this by my private teacher and it honestly terrifies me. I am a bassist and have never played anything like this before but I love the piece
You got this! The music is so rich, I couldn't stop myself from learning both parts haha, you can do this. Good luck with this piece though, I know some of the stretches can get rather large for bass.
Izzy G I have too, and although I have to do 2 other songs first, every time I hear it I want to play this song more and more. It's so emotional I can't wait to express this myself
J'ai 16 ans, je suis pas bizarre décalé ni harcelé, j'aime aller voir des dessins animés au cinéma, mais mon père est violoncelliste, et je pleure tellement c'est beau
My master was one of his personal students and told me many anecdotes about him. They always come back to me when I listen to his music. Especially this one.
Having come to Faure's music at the age of 58 and only having known a handful of his music prior to this I have to say that I am totally captivated by his music and his manner of writing. Before I started to investigate his music and perform a series of interpretations with just piano and violin I had always found his music slightly difficult to listen to. Maybe it was because I was younger or just didn't give enough time to it, but how I missed out! His music is for music's sake and purely from the heart. Don't miss out on a wonderful experience. Open your ears, heart and mind and you will discover another world.
Here from This War of Mine. This original version is a lot more melancholic, the sadness is flowing in a slow crawl. TWOM version is more... Desperate, I could say? The higher pitch and the fact that the survivors are put in such a bleak, horrible place, trying to outlive the war. Definitely gave that vibe. This is really nice.
I am familiar with this in performacnes by more famous performances but really enjoyed this one both for its forthright courage in the heavier sections and its delicate lightness where required - and the gradations between the two. And what a work!
i was searching for easy(not beginner tough) level cello songs, and i ended up here, because a site recommended this. well looks like im lost a bit :D :D magnificient song, ill come back few years later to this one definitly
@@Kevin-xd2yv If you have the audio and music in front it'll help you understand the feel and technique of the piece like I play classical Harmonica (Chromatic Harmonica) and if I want to I can play this but if soo just practice the 32nd note section and you'll live and everything will be mellow ^-^
My mother had a CD of Pavane songs, and this just triggers memories of my childhood. I remember crying because I wanted to listen to classical music at like 9pm when I was about 7 and I had to wait until the morning. I sometimes feel that it's selfish of me because all I associate this with is with my own personal happy memories. I feel it would spoil it somehow if I saw someone actually playing these pieces. Is that awful?
Everyone has their own experiences with music. Interestingly enough, your remark isn't the first time I've heard someone wanting to refrain from getting too involved with the music in such a way. Don't blame yourself for how you choose to appreciate art, so long as it's not hurting anyone :)
Thanks very much for your kind comment :) It's sad that it's refreshing seeing someone accept someone else's view and not (forgive the obsenity) s*** all over it, so thank you :)
+PigPenguin91 Gosh, I feel your pain. I know how to play both parts of this piece but I'm always too busy to record it and I don't even have a good way of recording it on my own.
+TheExarion One of the struggles of being a multi-instrumentalist! I always want to play ALL THE THINGS. But I can't do both at once, and yeah, I don't have a good way of recording it, either. (I also feel like it would be hard to get it to sound really good, a big part of playing with another musician is adapting to their rubato, and even if you know when you'll take some time or move through a part quicker, it's hard to get the balance right just by yourself)
You should check out the Handel-Halvorsen's Passacaglia (aka the Impossible Duet). Look it up, one guy manages to play both the cello and violin very well. It's definitely possible and I really hope I can get it done some day haha.
Love this! I'm learning it this summer so I can audition it in the fall with my local youth symphony to play next spring in my junior year. Can't wait!!!,
I'm assuming that you are under 30yrs old. If you would like to experience classical music from a different perspective,...listen to some "Emerson , Lake , and Palmer" . You won't recognize the classical music because they don't do it in the "Boring" grampa style. BTW,. if you like what you hear from them,...there are a great many othe artists that work in that same vein of classical rock genre. They might just change your life.
Just started piano on Yousician two weeks ago and this is the first piece where I have been really stuck! The interplay between the bass and the melody is so odd my brain doesn't get there quick enough! Better keep practicing!
You might be using too much pressure on the strings and pressing harder than necessary. Try playing with barely any pressure from your fingers like 20% pressure. It'll sound really really junky but that's okay. This first step you don't even really need to press the strings all the way down on the board. Then add a little more pressure gradually until your string starts to speak a really resonant clean note. That may not be the issue but that's always helped me relax my fingers. It's really hard to tell the issue without seeing any bit of your playing lol. Just always make sure your hand isn't a relaxed C shape. also it's really weird but if you think about relaxing your pinky it kind of relaxes the rest of your hand I learned that in a master class! Hope this helps!
(This is my second channel, because for some reason my main channel isn't letting me respond to you.) If you want the video to be monetizable, then you have to use this piece in a way that incorporates Fair Use. Typically, if you want to use the whole piece, then talking over most (I'd say 90%) of the piece will render it undetectable via UA-cam's copyright system. You could also bypass this problem by finding an uncopyrighted performance of this piece. You might have some luck finding that on UA-cam, but I recommend giving credit to the performers and shouting them out in the description of your video or in the video itself (you can find the performers to each of my videos in the description). If you want badass points though, I highly recommend rerecording this piece for yourself. That's the most sure way to make your video monetizable as well. Start with the piano part and then take the cello afterwards.
Looks like my teacher wants to kill me by giving me this piece Edit: I have to play it on January 20th. God, I'm scared. Think I should practice really hard
Blue Moon i actually play cello too :) I got this piece from my private teacher and wanted to see how it sounds with piano so thats why i came here lol Whats ur fav part? I like measure 6 where i go down in d string to play e flat. Its just so beautiful and heartbreaking
@@epicminecrafter5404 Yes it is! My teacher says, it should sound like a faint memory and I think it fits. Hm, my favorite part... The whole piece is breathtaking (and even sadder if you think about the fact that Faure wrote it for his dead wife). But my favorite part is probably measure 38/39 where you go into e flat after the whole fast part. It just sounds like pure despair (almost like a cry). It's difficult to play, I think on this part I struggle the most. How long do you play the cello? I play six years and try to practice a little harder, because I'm quite lazy xD. This piece is really motivating.
Blue Moon ikr the whole piece is so beautiful. I’ve been playing cello since 4th grade, and im currently a sophomore in HS, so about 6 years as well! I need to practice too lol. I especially need to practice for district honors orchestra happening tmrw, which Ive barely looked at ://
You can get any classical sheet in the ISMLP (Petrucci's Library); there you have several editions to pick, download and print. Good luck practicing this piece, it got me stuck at 2:35 because I still can't read very well.
Samoth Iorio Thank you for responding! If you need help on either section for reading notes, I might be able to help. I can play both the piano and cello part, and they're both equally fun :)
Thanks for the help, but I can read it, it's just that I'm veeery slow and I usually fall asleep :P You're welcome. Maybe one day when I start learning cello I'll ask you for help. Congratulations on your musical abilities, by the way.
Slightly turned,.. Emotions No more tears shed Cascades run solely for the years lost Oh the burn Reminding me Bout those escapes Soft kisses Behind my neck My palm I place perfectly on top The place your lips once claimed Oh the burn Inside In me Burning up the remains Your name Scratched Me Within Like The Flame Oooh... Golden droplets No don't stop it Go on with my destruction
Musically an excellent performance! HOWEVER, the piano tends to be too loud in relation to the cello. Perhaps the cello was not recorded properly and thus to quiet.
@@hithere324 Tbh it sounds pretty even to me! Maybe it's just because I've been attuned to hearing it a certain way for over 6 years now haha. If I were to go out of my way to interpret it, I would argue that the cello is sort of passing off its torch to the piano so they can trade off back and forth at 4:05. But I can certainly see how one would prefer the cello to have the stronger voice at 4:00.
Before I respond, I must ask: Can you send me a performance where you think the dynamic markings are played through properly? I'd be very interested in listening :)
Colin Kirkpatrick maybe he thinks about the dynamics of the piano part. By the way, listen to the version of Isserlis, which is not available on UA-cam, but which is on his album of Fauré's complete work.
My favorite piece by Fauré...
A little 5 minute piece full of Emotion, deepness and melancholy...
I got to play this yesterday in my orchestra, live on the national radio station. Needless to say that it was a huge success.
Congratulations! That's a huge accomplishment, and you all should be proud of yourselves :)
Ώπα καλησπέρα!Εγώ το ξεκινάω από αύριο!
I'm a competent pianist and composer but this piece started me off on my journey to be a cellist. It moves me beyond words. Soon, I hope, I'll be able to play it and I plan to perform it ay my own funeral!! Thank you so much for this glimpse of what I have to do to perform this wonderful piece.
Michael Paul Smith it's not nearly as menacing as it appears. It's in a cello friendly key. You may want to consult with a cellist friend for the best fingering. For example, after the intro, you want to repeat the melody on your D string, not the A. Practicing 3-4 octave scales in this key will also help you find the notes in a more efficient manner. This is my go to piece for nearly every occasion. Bonne chance ⚜️🎻🎶
Thank you so much for your insights, Jen. I'll take all the help I can get! Et bon chance a tu, ma cherie!
I love the image of someone rising out of their coffin, cello in hand, and just playing and elegie for their guests ant their own funeral, then sinking back down... I know this isn’t what you meant but it’s a funny image in my mind
instaBlaster...
Much luck and respect for anyone that could play this piece at their own funeral!!! The piece is strikingly beautiful though. I used to play a lot of cello I worked my way through college playing cello and played in lots of symphonies and I played this piece many times and it was always magnificent to play. I still remember playing that low C string for two measures and watching the c-string vibrate half an inch back and forth and just pulling out the raw beauty of that low C. my challenge was to always try to make that string vibrate more than I had made it vibrate before. And when I finally made the string rattle against the fingerboard I knew that I had reached my maximum. Let me tell you as a cellist this piece is worth becoming a cellist for. And later years after I played cello I also bought a violin and a viola and my encouragement to buy the violin was to one day play Massanet's Thais Meditation. I can kind of play it if I hold the violin between my legs like a cello but it doesn't work really well. I've got a long ways to go but there's also a lot of very beautiful music yet to play. I remain resolute.
I am so excited that I get to perform this!
+Claire Pierce Hey! I'm also very excited because I've been chosen to dance this in contemporary style in 25/6/16 at my dance school's annual performance!
Claire Pierce I hope one day perform it with you in Iran, dear Claire . Nice choice
Ooh me too!!! I have a concert in november and im performing this song with a cellist!! Wish me luck 😀
This piece does something to my soul. Darkens it. And this is why I love it.
BaileyRob this is kind of late but this song was actually written about the composers wife that died, the song literally represents death, the death is in the last six inches of your bow
JuanCenaツ - I am also late, but apparently you’re very very wrong. This piece was written after Faure’s fiancé at the time broke off their engagement.
Man. Poetic
I've been assigned to play this by my private teacher and it honestly terrifies me. I am a bassist and have never played anything like this before but I love the piece
You got this! The music is so rich, I couldn't stop myself from learning both parts haha, you can do this. Good luck with this piece though, I know some of the stretches can get rather large for bass.
Izzy G I have too, and although I have to do 2 other songs first, every time I hear it I want to play this song more and more. It's so emotional I can't wait to express this myself
I feel you man, cc. 36 is killing me😭
Merveilleux.Beaucoup de bien être,mon chat et moi avons beaucoup apprécié
Lol
On est tous venu pour la même chose. 😉
J'ai 16 ans, je suis pas bizarre décalé ni harcelé, j'aime aller voir des dessins animés au cinéma, mais mon père est violoncelliste, et je pleure tellement c'est beau
je suis d’accord
My master was one of his personal students and told me many anecdotes about him. They always come back to me when I listen to his music. Especially this one.
Having come to Faure's music at the age of 58 and only having known a handful of his music prior to this I have to say that I am totally captivated by his music and his manner of writing. Before I started to investigate his music and perform a series of interpretations with just piano and violin I had always found his music slightly difficult to listen to. Maybe it was because I was younger or just didn't give enough time to it, but how I missed out! His music is for music's sake and purely from the heart. Don't miss out on a wonderful experience. Open your ears, heart and mind and you will discover another world.
4:50 Mon préféré: un grand relâchement après une section lourde et tendue. Parfait pour amorcer la fin.
Here from This War of Mine. This original version is a lot more melancholic, the sadness is flowing in a slow crawl. TWOM version is more... Desperate, I could say? The higher pitch and the fact that the survivors are put in such a bleak, horrible place, trying to outlive the war. Definitely gave that vibe. This is really nice.
I play this to my cat and he likes it.
Amazing I listen to this when I want to hear the piano and make sure my cello part is sounding okay
I literally bawled my eyes out listening to this! Absolutely gorgeous!
Doce, romântico e melancólico! Eu amo essa peça!
Playing this in competition next week, love this too much - wish me luck!
Best of luck, you’re gonna do great!!
I am familiar with this in performacnes by more famous performances but really enjoyed this one both for its forthright courage in the heavier sections and its delicate lightness where required - and the gradations between the two. And what a work!
So beautiful, especially the main theme.
Never heard that piece before, it's so deep and beautiful!
This song plays someone opens my door to my home. It matches the mood. I am grateful to have known this song.
What a passionate interpretation! ♥️
i was searching for easy(not beginner tough) level cello songs, and i ended up here, because a site recommended this. well looks like im lost a bit :D :D magnificient song, ill come back few years later to this one definitly
Gotta get the 32nd note section other than that I'm ok.
lmao same here though
it's ez tho....
+Brayn Wu Yeah it wasn't that bad. I guess I was just nervous about it because it looked intimidating.
@@Kevin-xd2yv If you have the audio and music in front it'll help you understand the feel and technique of the piece like I play classical Harmonica (Chromatic Harmonica) and if I want to I can play this but if soo just practice the 32nd note section and you'll live and everything will be mellow ^-^
That's the only difficult section in the entire piece.
I hear this every time in this war of mine. it surprisingly calms me down
Magnifique!!!!
magnifique!!!!
Im learning this piece rn cant wait to play it fully😍
I love this piece! I heard a euphonium transcription of it which was pretty tight.
Any time, and thank you for the appreciation! :)
Esta pieza es demasiado excesivamente hermosa!
Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron brought me here ❤️⛸️
So our friend played this and we all cried because he is going to leave the orchestra next year
Hes the best
That's the Inspiration of the Rachmaninoff's Vocalise In C Minor Op. 34 No. 14...
beyond excellence there is gaisford
masterpiece 👌🏻👌🏻❤️❤️❤️
My mother had a CD of Pavane songs, and this just triggers memories of my childhood. I remember crying because I wanted to listen to classical music at like 9pm when I was about 7 and I had to wait until the morning. I sometimes feel that it's selfish of me because all I associate this with is with my own personal happy memories. I feel it would spoil it somehow if I saw someone actually playing these pieces. Is that awful?
Everyone has their own experiences with music. Interestingly enough, your remark isn't the first time I've heard someone wanting to refrain from getting too involved with the music in such a way. Don't blame yourself for how you choose to appreciate art, so long as it's not hurting anyone :)
Thanks very much for your kind comment :) It's sad that it's refreshing seeing someone accept someone else's view and not (forgive the obsenity) s*** all over it, so thank you :)
kholman1994 I love to close my eyes, shut out the world and let the music fill me.
C'est normal tu sais ce sentiment possessif surtout pendant l'enfance.
mais wi cè suwww
This is so beautiful
I have to perform this for a competition in one month... S T R E S S
Best of luck!!! If I can do it, you can too!
I have to perform this too! how did you do?
I have to Play it to an audition in under a month ahhh
Two days for me AAAAHHHGG
How have you done?
Gorgeous.
Makes me feel like nothing even matters and that’s what makes it so beautiful and freeing
I Love it its perfect ☆
I was here because of Anton (RIIZE) recommened!
perfect..
nice sound!
Masterpiece
This is so beautiful! Someday I must find a cellist to play this with, I would love to play this. Or maybe I'll transpose it and play it on viola. :)
+PigPenguin91 Gosh, I feel your pain. I know how to play both parts of this piece but I'm always too busy to record it and I don't even have a good way of recording it on my own.
+TheExarion One of the struggles of being a multi-instrumentalist! I always want to play ALL THE THINGS. But I can't do both at once, and yeah, I don't have a good way of recording it, either. (I also feel like it would be hard to get it to sound really good, a big part of playing with another musician is adapting to their rubato, and even if you know when you'll take some time or move through a part quicker, it's hard to get the balance right just by yourself)
You should check out the Handel-Halvorsen's Passacaglia (aka the Impossible Duet). Look it up, one guy manages to play both the cello and violin very well. It's definitely possible and I really hope I can get it done some day haha.
+TheExarion Ooh, the Impossible Duet? Now I'm intrigued. I'll definitely have to go look that up!
Haha, the "Impossible Duet" is a name that the uploader gave it. You'll see when you get there :D
Starting this in 2021!! Excited to play this
How’d it go
Gabriel Fauré wrote this after his wife died. It’s so beautiful.
Is that true?? I heard he wrote this after his fiancé at the time cut off their engagement :(
TheExarion no idea that’s just what my cello teacher told me!
Wow!!!
Love this! I'm learning it this summer so I can audition it in the fall with my local youth symphony to play next spring in my junior year. Can't wait!!!,
this isn't a good audition piece but it's good for a recital if you have a recital coming up
+Brayn Wu No I was already in the symphony, I just meant that I was auditioning to play it with them as a soloist
o ok
I have used this as an audition piece for 30 years lol. Always got me the desired results.
I am crying right now😭😭😭
Have goosebumps
I get bored of a lot of Cello pieces after playing so many, but this never fails to keep me attached.
this sounds so cool at double speed
im not really into classical music but i looove this
thanks :)
Lindo magnífico
How did you find it tho
I'm assuming that you are under 30yrs old. If you would like to experience classical music from a different perspective,...listen to some "Emerson , Lake , and Palmer" . You won't recognize the classical music because they don't do it in the "Boring" grampa style.
BTW,. if you like what you hear from them,...there are a great many othe artists that work in that same vein of classical rock genre. They might just change your life.
You need to listen to Schubert's arpeggione sonata! I'm sure you'll love it
óriási élmény hallgatni Gabriel Fauré zenéjét hallgatni
I just finished playing Haydn Cello Concerto in a competition. Now I have to do grade 8. I this is one of my songs
Best of luck and happy practicing!
bella e romantica
the pianist is great
This also sounds beautiful on clarinet.
damn now i wanna hear that version
I've played this before and it was hard in yousician I went from hard to a bit easy! Thanks yousician!!!!
Day 24, Pavle just died, half the city is buried in snow, and Marin left with most of our supplies. I don't have the strength to get up anymore.
I am Day 38, All death :(
I am just survived without any dies
listens to piece: sure, i could give this a go!
gets to 4:09: maybe not...
It looks waaaay harder than it is, try it and you will see :)
Leyendo el libro Bestiario de Julio Cortázar, pude descubrir esta belleza.
hearth atack!!!
Just started piano on Yousician two weeks ago and this is the first piece where I have been really stuck! The interplay between the bass and the melody is so odd my brain doesn't get there quick enough! Better keep practicing!
How long have you been playing piano?
It's a song that feels soothing. If I can play the cello, I would like to play it once. (I can't)
Thank you gobelins for the song choice
I had to play this for a school performance and my accompanist got sick so I had to do it solo, pretty scary honestly
literally my favorite song atm
Please someone help me i can t find the right version of this song. This song is different in game. Ahh i am tired already..
is there a version on the violin because id love to learn it?! this piece is so beautiful
If you can read bass clef, I'm sure you can find a way or two to make it work on violin :)
Just transcribe it four steps down and one octave up.
Ich werde das Stück zu meiner Aufnahmeprüfung ins ASJ spielen... Ich hoffe, damit bestehe ich :)
Certain parts of this piece sound so modern...? It's strange but so haunting. I think it's the chord progressions or something.
Me and my sister will try to learn it
Çok güzel..
🥺🎶🖤❤️🌹
Pro tip: music starts at 0:05 and ends at 6:41
that 7 seconds of silence really did a number on me thanks dawg
Any tips on how to make fingers move faster after jamming your thumb?
Let your thumb heal, first and foremost.
TheExarion ok thx
You might be using too much pressure on the strings and pressing harder than necessary. Try playing with barely any pressure from your fingers like 20% pressure. It'll sound really really junky but that's okay. This first step you don't even really need to press the strings all the way down on the board. Then add a little more pressure gradually until your string starts to speak a really resonant clean note.
That may not be the issue but that's always helped me relax my fingers. It's really hard to tell the issue without seeing any bit of your playing lol. Just always make sure your hand isn't a relaxed C shape. also it's really weird but if you think about relaxing your pinky it kind of relaxes the rest of your hand I learned that in a master class!
Hope this helps!
Quick question: am I allowed to use this piece as background to a video I'm making, or do I need to rerecord it myself?
(This is my second channel, because for some reason my main channel isn't letting me respond to you.) If you want the video to be monetizable, then you have to use this piece in a way that incorporates Fair Use. Typically, if you want to use the whole piece, then talking over most (I'd say 90%) of the piece will render it undetectable via UA-cam's copyright system. You could also bypass this problem by finding an uncopyrighted performance of this piece. You might have some luck finding that on UA-cam, but I recommend giving credit to the performers and shouting them out in the description of your video or in the video itself (you can find the performers to each of my videos in the description).
If you want badass points though, I highly recommend rerecording this piece for yourself. That's the most sure way to make your video monetizable as well. Start with the piano part and then take the cello afterwards.
This is the clearest and most precise answer I have seen to that copyright question. Thank you.
Looks like my teacher wants to kill me by giving me this piece
Edit: I have to play it on January 20th. God, I'm scared. Think I should practice really hard
Blue Moon good luck!! 🍀
@@epicminecrafter5404 Thank you! I'm actually quite positive that I will make it! Only because I'm curious, do you play any instruments?
Blue Moon i actually play cello too :) I got this piece from my private teacher and wanted to see how it sounds with piano so thats why i came here lol
Whats ur fav part? I like measure 6 where i go down in d string to play e flat. Its just so beautiful and heartbreaking
@@epicminecrafter5404 Yes it is! My teacher says, it should sound like a faint memory and I think it fits. Hm, my favorite part... The whole piece is breathtaking (and even sadder if you think about the fact that Faure wrote it for his dead wife). But my favorite part is probably measure 38/39 where you go into e flat after the whole fast part. It just sounds like pure despair (almost like a cry). It's difficult to play, I think on this part I struggle the most.
How long do you play the cello? I play six years and try to practice a little harder, because I'm quite lazy xD. This piece is really motivating.
Blue Moon ikr the whole piece is so beautiful. I’ve been playing cello since 4th grade, and im currently a sophomore in HS, so about 6 years as well! I need to practice too lol. I especially need to practice for district honors orchestra happening tmrw, which Ive barely looked at ://
La mélodie me rappelle Léo Ferré - Avec le temps?
相棒season7-5『顔のない女神』のラスト。素晴らしかった
gut
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👍💕
Nedense bana savaşın zorluklarını anımsatıyor. İç ısıtıcı
3:27
Is there anywhere where I can get a file/off or something of this that I can print? (Free)
You can get any classical sheet in the ISMLP (Petrucci's Library); there you have several editions to pick, download and print. Good luck practicing this piece, it got me stuck at 2:35 because I still can't read very well.
Samoth Iorio Thank you for responding! If you need help on either section for reading notes, I might be able to help. I can play both the piano and cello part, and they're both equally fun :)
Thanks for the help, but I can read it, it's just that I'm veeery slow and I usually fall asleep :P
You're welcome. Maybe one day when I start learning cello I'll ask you for help. Congratulations on your musical abilities, by the way.
where I can find the sheet music?
Online
Slightly turned,..
Emotions
No more tears shed
Cascades run solely for the years lost
Oh the burn
Reminding me
Bout those escapes
Soft kisses
Behind my neck
My palm I place perfectly on top
The place your lips once claimed
Oh the burn
Inside
In me
Burning up the remains
Your name
Scratched
Me
Within
Like
The
Flame
Oooh...
Golden droplets
No don't stop it
Go on with my destruction
Musically an excellent performance! HOWEVER, the piano tends to be too loud in relation to the cello. Perhaps the cello was not recorded properly and thus to quiet.
5:27
The music sheet is like Braille for me😂😂😂
What’s the speed?
It's 69 bpm.
It says in the printed music: Molto adagio. Most versions I heard are more in the Andante side not even Adagio let alone Molto adagio
Where do I get the sheet music?
imslp.org/wiki/%C3%89l%C3%A9gie,_Op.24_(Faur%C3%A9,_Gabriel)
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give me a this song sheet please :o
www.imslp.org/wiki/%C3%89l%C3%A9gie,_Op.24_(Faur%C3%A9,_Gabriel)#Sheet_Music :)
very very thanks :)
Maybe it just me but I think the piano is over powering the cello and I was missing a lot of cello. Thoughts?
Which parts?
Like in 4:00 the cello doesn’t really embrace the notes that he or she has, even in the after the forte it sounds... “blobby”
Other than that I love this duet, it’s very expressional and beautiful
@@hithere324 Tbh it sounds pretty even to me! Maybe it's just because I've been attuned to hearing it a certain way for over 6 years now haha. If I were to go out of my way to interpret it, I would argue that the cello is sort of passing off its torch to the piano so they can trade off back and forth at 4:05. But I can certainly see how one would prefer the cello to have the stronger voice at 4:00.
It is a shame that the performers appear to have completely ignored Fauré's careful dynamic markings.
Before I respond, I must ask: Can you send me a performance where you think the dynamic markings are played through properly? I'd be very interested in listening :)
Colin Kirkpatrick maybe he thinks about the dynamics of the piano part.
By the way, listen to the version of Isserlis, which is not available on UA-cam, but which is on his album of Fauré's complete work.
who cares it sounds really good in this recording. not everything has to be exact