Trois Gymnopedies for piano (1888), ES 10

Gymnopédie No.1 – lent et douloureux (en ré majeur). (2:10 à 6:30)
Gymnopédie No.2 – lent et triste (en do majeur). (2:00 à 6:00)
Gymnopédie No.3 – lent et grave (en...Read more

Gymnopédie No.1 – lent et douloureux (en ré majeur). (2:10 à 6:30)
Gymnopédie No.2 – lent et triste (en do majeur). (2:00 à 6:00)
Gymnopédie No.3 – lent et grave (en la mineur). (1:50 à 5:00)
3. Lent et grave

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	Home Erik Satie Trois Gymnopedies for piano (1888) Erik Satie (1866–1925) Trois Gymnopedies for piano (1888), ES 10 Sheet Music Gymnopédie No.1 – lent et douloureux (en ré majeur). (2:10 à 6:30) Gymnopédie No.2 – lent et triste (en do majeur). (2:00 à 6:00) Gymnopédie No.3 – lent et grave (en...Read more Gymnopédie No.1 – lent et douloureux (en ré majeur). (2:10 à 6:30) Gymnopédie No.2 – lent et triste (en do majeur). (2:00 à 6:00) Gymnopédie No.3 – lent et grave (en la mineur). (1:50 à 5:00) 3. Lent et grave Х Close Show records by: listenings count \| performer's rating \| alphabetical Cristina Ariagno (piano) Cristina Ariagno - piano. Label: Brilliant Classics. Rec. Sacile, Italy, 2006. Added by: art15 , 15.05.2014 12:39 Jean-Pierre Armengaud (piano) Recorded in France, 1993. Added by: Gabisou , 09.11.2015 16:32 Hakon Austbo (piano) Added by: Gabisou , 07.01.2013 16:43 Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra John Barbirolli (conductor) Added by: Osobnyak , 19.05.2016 22:17 Paul Barton (piano) 2016 Added by: ALBERH , 22.01.2021 08:06 Aldo Ciccolini (piano) Recorded: December 9-11, 1963, Paris. Added by: ftlog , 26.04.2010 18:20 Aldo Ciccolini (piano) Recorded: February/March 1956, Paris. Added by: Osobnyak , 17.01.2016 18:38 Aldo Ciccolini (piano) Recorded: November 7, 1983, Paris. Added by: Osobnyak , 19.01.2016 20:23 France Clidat (piano) 1979 Added by: LAKE , 10.06.2017 16:15 France Clidat (piano) Released in 1989. Added by: Gabisou , 31.08.2021 04:41 Naida Cole (piano) `Gymnopédie No. 1`. Recorded in July, 1999 at The Ford Centre For The Performing Arts, Toronto (Ontario), Canada. Added by: Gabisou , 20.04.2018 02:30 Alessandro Deljavan (piano) Added by: Pamo07 , 21.04.2021 08:43 Charles Dutoit (conductor) (Deux Gymnopédies, orch. Debussy). Orchestre symphonique de Montréal. Recorded in Montréal (Québec), Canada, 1987. Added by: Gabisou , 17.07.2013 16:46 English Chamber Orchestra Aviva Einhorn (conductor) Orchestration by Claude Debussy. Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London (England), 1992. Added by: Gabisou , 24.12.2019 01:35 Albert Ferber (piano) 1978 Added by: LAKE , 14.06.2017 21:28 Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra (Kosice) Gerald Garsia (guitar) Peter Breiner (conductor) `Gymnopédie No. 3`. Recorded at the House of Arts in Kolice, July 1-4, 1989. Added by: Gabisou , 10.01.2020 06:15 Bojan Gorišek (piano) Added by: Osobnyak , 21.10.2016 00:59 Moses Hazan (piano) Recorded in Canada, 1986. Added by: Gabisou , 23.09.2017 05:26 Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Mariss Jansons (conductor) Gymnopedie No. 2. Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Mariss Jansons - conductor. 1-3 May 1998. Added by: art15 , 14.10.2012 10:14 Emma Johnson (clarinet) Julius Drake, piano. Added by: Gabisou , 02.02.2013 18:32 Jerome Kaltenbach Orchestre Symphonique et Lyrique de Nancy Added by: yabay , 12.08.2011 11:49 Francine Kay (piano) Recorded at St. Patrick`s Church, Kincorra (Ontario), Canada, May 2000. Added by: Gabisou , 06.12.2019 06:48 Yolanda Kondonassis (harp) `Gymnopédie No. 1`. Recorded at The American Academy of Arts and Letters in New York City, USA, April 29-May 2, 1999. Added by: Gabisou , 21.03.2020 04:27 Natacha Kudritskaya (piano) 2015. №1. Added by: LAKE , 25.09.2018 23:45 Trio Sonata Ensemble Anton Kuskin (flute) Donald Bender (oboe) Gary Kessler (guitar) `Gymnopédie No. 3`. Recorded in Boston (USA). Released in 1994. Added by: Gabisou , 27.01.2020 03:51 Trio Sonata Ensemble Anton Kuskin (flute) Donald Bender (oboe) Gary Kessler (guitar) `Gymnopédie No. 1`. Recorded in Boston (USA). Released in 1994. Added by: Gabisou , 27.01.2020 04:01 Reinbert de Leeuw Recorded in 1980. Added by: Gabisou , 23.04.2013 04:30 Michel Jean Legrand 1994 Added by: Gabisou , 26.12.2018 05:48 Jean-Marc Luisada (piano) `Gymnopédie No. 1`. Recorded at Salle Wagram, Paris (France), July 1994. Added by: Gabisou , 18.03.2021 04:02 Matthias Maute (conductor) ``Gymnopédie I`` (arr. Matthias Maute for flute and strings). ENSEMBLE CAPRICE. Recording: Church of St-Mathieu-de-Beloeil, Québec, Canada in April 2013. Added by: Gabisou , 09.04.2017 04:52 Michala Petri (recorder) Lars Hannibal (guitar) 1996, Whitfield Street Studios, London Added by: alexa_minsk , 11.06.2017 22:12 Pascal Rogé (piano) 1983 Added by: Anonymous , 24.07.2015 17:39 Ellen Sejersted Bodtker (harp) `Gymnopédie No. 1`. Recorded in Norway, 2000. Added by: Gabisou , 23.03.2020 04:55 Yitkin Seow (piano) Recorded: January 1989, UK. Added by: Pamo07 , 01.10.2021 22:26 Nora Shulman (flute) Judy Loman (harp) Added by: borisfedorenko , 05.07.2019 17:16 Alessandro Simonetto (piano) 2018, Italy. Added by: ALBERH , 01.07.2019 14:42 Gabriel Tacchino (piano) Recorded in Aix-en-Provence (France), October 14-15, 1988. Added by: Gabisou , 11.02.2021 06:18 Jean-Yves Thibaudet (piano) Added by: D-503 , 28.04.2009 02:52 Amy Turk (Harp) Gymnopédie No. 1 Added by: incognito , 25.03.2020 17:32 Jeroen van Veen (piano) Recorded: October & November 2015, The Netherlands. Added by: Pamo07 , 25.01.2022 19:59 Jeroen van Veen (piano) Sandra van-Veen (piano) No.1 - Version by Debussy. Arr. by Jeroen van Veen. Recorded: November 2008, The Netherlands. Added by: Pamo07 , 25.01.2022 21:47 Jeroen van Veen (piano) Sandra van-Veen (piano) No.3 - Version by Debussy. Arr. by Jeroen van Veen. Recorded: November 2008, The Netherlands. Added by: Pamo07 , 25.01.2022 21:54 Daniel Varsano (piano) Recorded in France, 1979. Added by: Gabisou , 20.01.2021 07:15 Ana de la Vega (flute) Paul Rivinius (piano) Gymnopédie No. 1. Recorded: July 2020, Potsdam, Germany. Added by: Osobnyak , 10.08.2022 16:42 John Williams (guitar) William Goodchild (conductor) № 3. Recorded: March 1998, London. Tr. by Williams. Added by: Osobnyak , 11.05.2015 01:09

Erik Satie (1866–1925)