Schott Fauré - Après Un Rêve Op. 7/1 - Violoncelle et Piano
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Summary of This Sheet Music
This sheet music highlights "Après un rêve," the first of three mélodies that Gabriel Fauré composed in the 1870s before they were grouped under opus number 7. The work, often described as romantic and exalted, stands out for its fluid and luminous beauty that makes harmonic daring feel natural, much like the praises Camille Saint-Saëns gave Fauré for the novelty of his musical language. Originally conceived as a song, this piece lends itself particularly well to an instrumental interpretation with accompaniment, as its melodic line evokes a "song without words": a continuous, flexible chant that invites careful attention to musical breathing, dynamics, and legato continuity. Ideal for enriching a French music repertoire, it allows working on tone quality, phrase shaping, and harmonic transitions with an immediately expressive result, whether in lessons, exams, or on stage.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Gabriel Fauré | Pages | 10 |
| Difficulty | easy - intermediate | ||
Questions frequently asked
What level is required to play Après un rêve by Fauré on the cello?
The indicated difficulty is easy to medium. The part allows practice of legato, dynamics, and phrase shaping.
Is this sheet music written for cello with piano?
The edition is intended for cello and piano, as stated in its title.
How many pages does this Schott edition contain?
This score has 10 pages. It features "Après un rêve," the first song of Gabriel Fauré's Opus 7.
What is the musical style of Après un rêve Op. 7/1?
The musical genre indicated is classical. Composed by Gabriel Fauré in the 1870s, this piece has a romantic and exalted character. Its continuous melody suggests a song without words.
In what context can this cello piece be practiced?
The work can enrich a French music repertoire. It is suitable for lesson practice, exam preparation, or stage performance.



