Roy Howat

A brief waltz for piano written in 1915 on the request of a war relief organization, Le Vêtement du Blessé( The Dressing of the Wounded), Which was to be used in a fund raising auction. Although origi...

Numbering more than 100 in total, and composed across a 60-year period, Gabriel Fauré’s songs form the single most influential contribution to the field of French art song. Despite their importance, t...

Claude Debussy's Suite Bergamasque for Piano.

This edition is an excerpt from the critical edition, the Complete Works of Claude Debussy.

New single edition excerpted from the critical edition of the Complete Works of Claude Debussy (Series I, vol. 5).

In 1975, in letters to Robert Orledge, Sir Adrian Boult recalled meeting Fauré and hearing him play at the London home of Leo Frank Schuster on several occasions between 1906 and 1908… Although arrang...

Gabriel Fauré composed two famous Berceuses, of which one - in D major, Op. 16 - was conceived for violin and piano (see our Anthology of Fauré's pieces for Violin and Piano, EP 7515). This is the oth...

Le Premier Quintette de Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924) pour deux violons, alto, violoncelle et piano. L'édition critique de Roy Howat propose, en plus de la précision des différentes parties, dessolutions...

Inspired by Verlaine's expressive poetry, Gabriel Fauré's compositions mark one of the summits of all art song. From the first setting of Clair de Lune to the legendary Venetian and La Bonne Chanson s...