Gabriel Fauré: Élégie Op.24 (Sheet Music for Cello and Piano)

I got to play this yesterday in my orchestra, live on the national radio station. Needless to say that it was a huge success.

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.

My favorite piece by Fauré... A little 5 minute piece full of Emotion, deepness and melancholy...

I am so excited that I get to perform this!

This piece does something to my soul. Darkens it. And this is why I love it.

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

Merveilleux.Beaucoup de bien être,mon chat et moi avons beaucoup apprécié

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.

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.

I literally bawled my eyes out listening to this! Absolutely gorgeous!

Amazing I listen to this when I want to hear the piano and make sure my cello part is sounding okay

Doce, romântico e melancólico! Eu amo essa peça!

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.

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

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!

4:50 Mon préféré: un grand relâchement après une section lourde et tendue. Parfait pour amorcer la fin.

I play this to my cat and he likes it.

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

I hear this every time in this war of mine. it surprisingly calms me down

Never heard that piece before, it's so deep and beautiful!