Gabriel Fauré
Barcarolles
About Gabriel Fauré's Barcarolles
The Barcarolle, modelled on the folk songs sung by Venetian gondoliers, proved to be an inspirational genre for Fauré, who certainly wrote the most impressive collection of Barcarolles in the history of classical music.
The thirteen pieces were composed throughout his career and reflect Fauré’s development from luscious Romantic to forward-looking and slightly introverted Modernist.
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Barcarolle 1 Op. 26 | A Minor | - | 8+ |
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Barcarolle 2 Op. 41 | G Major | - | 8 |
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Barcarolle 3 Op. 42 | G-flat Major | - | 8+ |
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Barcarolle 4 Op. 44 | A-flat Major | - | 8 |
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Barcarolle 5 Op. 66 | F-sharp Minor | - | 8+ |
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Barcarolle 6 Op. 70 | E-flat Major | - | 8 |
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Barcarolle 7 Op. 90 | D Minor | - | 7 |
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Barcarolle 8 Op. 96 | D-flat Major | - | 8 |
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Barcarolle 9 Op. 101 | A Minor | - | 7 |
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Barcarolle 10 Op. 104 No. 2 | A Minor | - | 7 |
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Barcarolle 11 Op. 105 | G Minor | - | 8 |
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Barcarolle 12 Op. 106 | E-flat Major | - | 7 |