Debussy & Fauré |

Both exponents of chamber music, Claude Debussy was 17 years younger than Gabriel Fauré. Even so, they frequented the same social circles in the Parisian fin de siècle. Debussy became one of the most important protagonists of the break with tonal romanticism. But it all began on “paths” blazed by figures such as César Franck and Fauré.

Programme
C. Debussy Trio with Piano
G. Fauré Trio with Piano
G. Fauré Elegia, for cello and piano

Credits:

Carlos Damas - violin
Jian Hong - cello
Anna Tomasik - piano

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