Salabert SATIE ERIK - INTEGRALE DES OEUVRES POUR PIANO VOL.3
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Summary of This Book
This new edition of the complete piano music of Erik Satie, gathered in three volumes, offers a complete overhaul of the century-old edition of his piano works. The goal is clear: to provide pianists, teachers, and students with a piano score that is both practical to sight-read and firmly established, thanks to a meticulous return to manuscript sources and early publications. The result emphasizes editorial coherence, readability, and musical relevance, supporting both daily technical work and concert preparation.
Throughout the pages, one finds the entire set of solo piano pieces (or reductions), with a valuable opening onto rarer documents: some lesser-known earlier pieces, including the Petite Sonate written for Vincent d'Indy at the Schola Cantorum, as well as trial versions and initial states of famous pages. Among these insights are notably San Bernardo (trial version of Españaña, 1913) and very different early versions of Les Pantins dansent (1914). The edition also incorporates traces of Satie's work at the Schola (exercises completed between 1907 and 1912), additional attempts around the Enfantines, as well as earlier drafts related to Sports et divertissements.
The content covers a wide range of Satie's language, from miniature character pieces to more structured gestures, with concrete reference points to support interpretation: metronomic indications guide tempo choices, and playing suggestions illuminate certain aesthetics (notably the Rose+Croix period pieces) to avoid a uniformly "slow and tranquil" reading. Among the works and collections included are, for example, Sonatine bureaucratique, Rag-time parade, the Nocturnes (including Nos. 3 to 6), La Belle Excentrique, as well as pages related to Relâche and Cinéma, not to mention exercises, chorales, sketches, and harmonizations such as Harmonies délectables.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Erik Satie | Instrumentation | solo piano (and piano reductions) |
Questions frequently asked
Which works are included in volume 3 of the complete piano collection of Satie?
The collection notably includes Sonatine bureaucratique, Rag-time parade, Nocturnes Nos. 3 to 6, and La Belle Excentrique. Pages related to Relâche and Cinéma are also present. Exercises, chorales, and harmonizations, including Harmonies délectables, complete the content.
Does this score contain rare pieces or unpublished versions by Satie?
Less common documents are included, such as the Petite Sonate composed for Vincent d’Indy at the Schola Cantorum. It also features San Bernardo, a trial version of Españaña dated 1913, as well as early states of Les Pantins dansent from 1914.
Is the Salabert Satie vol. 3 edition suitable for interpretative work?
This edition indicates metronome markings to guide tempo choices. Playing suggestions especially clarify the aesthetics of pieces from the Rose+Croix period and avoid consistently slow readings.
For which ensemble is this score written?
The work is intended for solo piano and includes piano reductions.
Are the Schola Cantorum exercises included in this volume?
Several exercises created by Erik Satie between 1907 and 1912 at the Schola Cantorum are reproduced. The volume also brings together attempts around the Enfantines and earlier drafts related to Sports et divertissements.
