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Bass Clarinet and Piano SKU: IS.BCP7289EM Composed by Gabriel Faure. Arranged by Matt Johnston. Woodwinds - Bass Clarinet / Basset Horn. Metropolis Music Publishers #BCP7289EM. Published by Metropolis Music Publishers (IS.BCP7289EM). ISBN 9790365072897.The Élégie, Op. 24, of Gabriel Fauré was composed in 1880, intended to be the slow movement of a Cello Sonata he began to compose. The Sonata was never completed, and this work was first published in 1883 as a stand-alone piece. Included are a part for a standard-range instrument (to low E-flat), and for an extended range instrument (to low C), with the latter being identical to the original cello part.
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