Gabriel Fauré’s “Messe de Requiem” op.48 performed by Orchestra Pro Arte, Choirs Astrolabium, Pro Arte, and Cantus, with Adriana Dankowska-Piątek as soprano, Jerzy Mechlinski as baritone, and conducted by Michal Nesterowicz. Concert held on 17.02.2008 to honor the 75th anniversary of Juliusz Zarębski State Music School in Inowrocław and pay tribute to local musicians.
Gabriel Fauré
Video Source | Marek Kamadulski
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Gabriel Fauré’s “Messe de Requiem” op.48 performed by Orchestra Pro Arte, Choirs Astrolabium, Pro Arte, and Cantus, with Adriana Dankowska-Piątek as soprano, Jerzy Mechlinski as baritone, and conducted by Michal Nesterowicz. Concert held on 17.02.2008 to honor the 75th anniversary of Juliusz Zarębski State Music School in Inowrocław and pay tribute to local musicians.
Gabriel Fauré
Video Source | Marek Kamadulski
About the composer…
Throughout his life, Fauré composed a wide range of musical works, including chamber music, songs, choral works, and orchestral pieces. His style was characterized by its harmonic richness and subtle melodies, often displaying elements of impressionism. Notable works by Fauré include his Requiem, Pavane, and his piano compositions, such as Nocturnes and Barcarolles.
Fauré’s contributions to the world of classical music were significant, as he played a pivotal role in bridging the gap between the romantic and modern eras. His compositions were highly influential and admired by many composers and musicians of his time. Gabriel Fauré passed away on November 4, 1924, leaving behind a legacy of beautiful and timeless music that continues to be celebrated and performed today.