Fauré Quartett
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Biography
The Fauré Quartett, a German piano quartet named after Gabriel Fauré, was founded in 1995 at the Karlsruhe University of Music. The original membersâErika Geldsetzer on violin, Sascha Frömbling on viola, Konstantin Heidrich on cello, and Dirk Mommertz on pianoâbegan their studies there before continuing at the Cologne University of Music. Their first concert took place in January 1996. The quartet has remained unchanged since its inception and has performed internationally, recording works by composers such as Volker David Kirchner and Toshio Hosokawa. Notable albums include Pocket Symphonies (2013), which featured modern arrangements of pop songs produced by Sven Helbig, and Pictures at an Exhibition (2018). The Fauré Quartett has received numerous awards, including the ECHO Klassik in 2008 and 2010, as well as the Brahms Prize in 2012.
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- Rise: Rise featuring Sven Helbig
- Zorn: Zorn featuring Sven Helbig
- Schlaflied: Schlaflied featuring Sven Helbig
- A Tear: A Tear featuring Sven Helbig
- Urban Perfume: Urban Perfume featuring Sven Helbig
- Sing For The Moment: Sing For The Moment featuring Sven Helbig
- Bell Sound Falling Like Snow: Bell Sound Falling Like Snow featuring Sven Helbig
- Frost: Frost featuring Sven Helbig
- Am Abend: Am Abend featuring Sven Helbig
- Eisenhüttenstadt: Eisenhüttenstadt featuring Sven Helbig
- Autumn Song: Autumn Song featuring Sven Helbig
- Gone: Gone featuring Sven Helbig
- Our Mutual Friend
- Amy
- Don't Change Your Plans
- Andromeda Heights
- Chop Suey!
- Satisfied
- Wo die schönen Trompeten blasen by Fauré Quartett
- Erinnerung by Fauré Quartett
- Helbig: Rise by Kristjan Järvi
- Helbig: A Tear by Kristjan Järvi
- Helbig: Schlaflied by Kristjan Järvi
- The Hut on Fowl's Legs - Baba Yaga (Arr. By Dirk Mommertz & Grigory Gruzman)
