Schott Fauré - Après Un Rêve Op. 7/1 - Flute et Piano
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Summary of This Sheet Music
This sheet music highlights "Après un rêve," the first of three melodies grouped under Gabriel Fauré's opus 7 (1845-1924). Composed in the 1870s, these pieces were not originally intended to form a set before being gathered under the same opus number. Here, the full romantic vein and typically French sensitivity of Fauré are expressed through writing that is both lyrical, refined, and immediately evocative.
In "Après un rêve," the vocal theme unfolds with intense lyricism, supported by subtle harmony and delicate tonal colors. The piece lends itself particularly well to interpretation with a solo instrument accompanied : the musician can work on the quality of legato, phrase breathing, rubato flexibility, and dynamic range, while preserving the dreamy and ardent character of the melody. It is an excellent score for developing natural musicality, learning to "tell" a line, and giving depth to harmonic transitions.
More broadly, this work fits into the emergence of a major composer at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. While Fauré won a wide audience with his melodies and piano music, this aesthetic is fully present here: discreet elegance, controlled emotion, and that charm which makes harmonic daring perfectly natural to the ear.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Gabriel Fauré | Pages | 6 |
| Difficulty | easy - medium | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the difficulty level of this flute sheet music?
The edition is indicated as easy to medium level, allowing one to approach an expressive melodic line without advanced technical difficulties.
Is Après un rêve by Fauré for flute and piano accompanied?
The sheet music is arranged for flute and piano. The piano accompanies the solo line derived from the melody "Après un rêve", opus 7 no. 1.
How many pages does the sheet music contain?
The collection consists of 6 pages. This pagination corresponds to the arrangement for flute and piano of this Gabriel Fauré melody. The writing particularly invites work on legato and dynamics.
What musical style is represented in Après un rêve?
This piece belongs to the classical repertoire and the French Romantic aesthetic of Gabriel Fauré. The melody emphasizes a dreamy character, supported by delicate harmonies.
From which Fauré work is Après un rêve taken?
The melody corresponds to the first of the three pages grouped under opus 7. Its composition dates back to the 1870s, before these melodies were grouped under a single opus number.
