Paul de Wailly started to compose when 17 in 1871 and became one of the rare students of César Franck, who taught him “everything I know.”
He lived the life of a society gentleman attending the “season” in Paris and resorting to his château “Bagatelle” in the country each year in Spring. De Wailly was not an avant-garde composer, which earned him a rather indifferent reception of his works in the early 20th Century.
Floricor Edition presents the first complete edition of his Octet op. 22.
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I. Allegro, II.Andante, III. Final Allegro
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| Perf. Time |
ca 15’
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| Level |
moderate
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| Description |
piece in the 19th Century French tradition
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| de Wailly, Paul | ||
| Octet op. 22 |
F.E. 1102/52 score and parts
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| fl ob 2cl hn 2bn trp Not yet released. Please consult NEWS on this website |
€ 50.-
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