Faure, Pavane Op. 50 for Viola Piano (Leduc) 14 what could be more obvious

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Faure, Pavane Op. 50 for Viola Piano (Leduc) 14 what could be more obviousPart of the series Les Soires Intimes for Violin or Cello with Piano accompaniment, Pavane, Op. 50 is a piece written by Gabriel Faur. It was transcribed by Henri Busser and requires an upper intermediate advanced technique to be played perfectly. Really lyrical, this work starts with an Introduction on an Andante molto moderato tempo. It is followed by alternating of pizzicato sections and bow sections. The piece also finishes on some notes in