Henle Verlag Faure G. - Sonata Op.1 N°13 - Violon & Piano
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Summary of This Score
Composed in 1875/1876, this violin sonata marks a turning point in French music and opens a new path for the genre, blending lyrical singing and harmonic elegance. Fauré's writing combines great melodic fluidity, refined modulations, and particularly subtle tonal colors, serving a discourse that is always alive.
This Urtext edition is aimed at musicians seeking a rigorous working score, suitable for both study and concert performance. The fingerings provided by Pascal Rogé and Igor Ozim offer relevant musical and instrumental solutions, useful for shaping phrasing, organizing positions, and refining articulation in key passages.
The included materials facilitate duo preparation: in addition to the score, you have separate string parts in two versions (with and without markings), allowing for a "guided" or freer reading depending on level and objective. Upon its release, the work inspired enthusiasm from Saint-Saëns, who saw in it a sonata rich in forms, rhythms, and fully mastered boldness.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Gabriel Fauré | Instrumentation | violin and piano (with separate string parts, annotated and unannotated) |
| Edition | Urtext Edition, paperback | Pages | 85 (VI, 53, 13, 13) |
Questions frequently asked
Does this edition include a separate violin part?
Two separate violin parts are included: one annotated and the other without markings. This layout allows a choice between reading guided by fingerings or free reading.
What fingerings are provided in Fauré's Sonata op. 13 at Henle?
Piano and violin fingerings are provided respectively by Pascal Rogé and Igor Ozim. They offer guidance for positions, articulation, and phrasing construction.
What edition is this Fauré violin and piano score?
The work is offered in a stapled Urtext edition.
For which ensemble is this sonata written?
The score is designed for violin and piano. The material includes the main score as well as two versions of the violin part. The complete set totals 85 pages, divided into VI, 53, 13, and 13 pages.
From which period does Fauré's Violin Sonata op. 13 date?
The sonata was composed in 1875/1876. Its writing combines a singing lyricism with refined modulations. Saint-Saëns praised the richness of its forms, rhythms, and boldness.
