Two Sonatas for Cello and Piano

Album by Gabriel Fauré & Monique Fallot & Guy Fallot

Two Sonatas for Cello and Piano is a set of two sonatas for cello and piano by French composer Gabriel Fauré, composed in 1917 and 1921. They exemplify Fauré's late-period chamber style, featuring lyrical melodies, an economical yet rich harmonic language with modal and chromatic inflections, and they occupy a place in his late output as works that consolidate his movement toward greater concision and refined harmonic nuance.

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Sonata no. 1 In D minor for Cello and Piano. op. 109: I. Allegro
5:22
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Sonata no. 1 In D minor for Cello and Piano. op. 109: II. Andante
7:03
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Sonata no. 1 In D minor for Cello and Piano. op. 109: III. Allegro comodo
5:50
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Sonata no. 2 In G minor for Cello and Piano. op. 117: I. Allegro
5:55
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Sonata no. 2 In G minor for Cello and Piano. op. 117: II. Andante
7:44
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Sonata no. 2 In G minor for Cello and Piano. op. 117: III. Allegro vivo
5:04