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Trois Romances sans paroles, op. 17

N 52 · c. 1863

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Total duration: 6' 30"

1. A-flat major
2. A minor
3. A-flat major
3. A-flat major (earlier version)

Recommended editions

Œuvres complètes (Bärenreiter) · VI/3 · BA 9471-01 · Œuvres pour piano á 2 mains III · ed. Jean-Pierre Bartoli [including earlier version of no. 3]
Bärenreiter · BA 11852 · ed. Jean-Pierre Bartoli [including earlier version of no. 3]
Peters · EP 7711 · ed. Roy Howat

1. A-flat major

Duration: 2'

Difficulty: 2.5

Trois Romances sans paroles, op. 17; 1. A-flat major

2. A minor

Duration: 2'

Difficulty: 3

Trois Romances sans paroles, op. 17; 2. A minor

3. A-flat major

Fauré wrote versions of this piece for solo piano (N 52.3a) and for piano duet (N 52.3b). A manuscript of the version for solo piano has notable differences to the final, published version. Further, an arrangement for cello (or violin) and chamber orchestra (N 52.3c) was published under Fauré’s name, but is, in fact, by Albert Périlhou.

Duration: 2' 30"

Difficulty: 2

Trois Romances sans paroles, op. 17; 3. A-flat major

3. A-flat major (earlier version)

Duration: 2' 30"

Difficulty: 2

Trois Romances sans paroles, op. 17; 3. A-flat major (earlier version)

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