Faure Sicilienne's guest appearances

Faure Sicilienne

Cello Journey

Gabriel Faure

Bach Gigue

Popper Gnomentanz

Bach Courante

Popper Hungarian Rhapsody

Schumann Fantasiestucke

Allegro Appassionato

OwlTail

In thisepisode we play the Sicilienne by the French composer Gabriel Faure. Irecently went on a trip to Quebec and had a chance to eat some greatFrench meals. As a result, I did a bit of French cooking myself. Inoticed that the common theme in this type of cooking is howingredients tend to fit well together. A sauce will fit everything elsethat is on the plate. Flavors and textures go in and out of each otherto create a greater whole. This piece is similar in that its melodiesfade in and out of each other. Harmonies, colors and textures blendwell together and undergo subtle changes. I hope you can sense that inthe music.For feedback you can e-mail cellojourney@gmail.com or visit the website cellojourney.com

In this episode we play the Sicilienne by the French composer Gabriel Faure. I recently went on a trip to Quebec and had a chance to eat some great French meals. As a result, I did a bit of French cooking myself. I noticed that the common theme in this type of cooking is how ingredients tend to fit well together. A sauce will fit everything else that is on the plate. Flavors and textures go in and out of each other to create a greater whole. This piece is similar in that its melodies fade in and out of each other. Harmonies, colors and textures blend well together and undergo subtle changes. I hope you can sense that in the music.For feedback you can e-mail cellojourney@gmail.com or visit the website <a href="http://cellojourney.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">cellojourney.com</a>

Cello Journey #26, Faure Sicilienne