| Naxos essentials | Erik Satie, born in France in 1866, was a lazy pupil at the Paris Conservatoire, and only came to public attention after Debussy made orchestrations of two of his piano pieces, Gymnopédie. Satie became a 'character' in the Latin Quarter of Paris, the media naming him as part of a group of six provocative composes, they described as Les Six. He added to his notoriety with a ballet score, Parade, the outrage that it caused bringing him even greater publicity. Later in life he made an effort to become an academically accepted composer through a series of works for the piano. His music will be remembered for its wit and charm, and above all for the sheer joy that it imparts. |
| Disc No: 8.556688 | |
| Price: Sek. 95 | |
| Name: The Best Of Satie | |
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| Composer | Opus | Music | Key | Performer |
| Satie, Erik | Trois Gymnopédies (piano version) | Various | ||
| Satie, Erik | Six Gnossiennes | |||
| Satie, Erik | Je te veux (Valse pour Piano) | |||
| Satie, Erik | Avant-dernières pensées | |||
| Satie, Erik | La Diva de l'Empire | |||
| Satie, Erik | Les trois valses distingué3s du précieux dégoûté | |||
| Satie, Erik | Sarabandes | |||
| Satie, Erik | Trois Nocturnes | |||
| Satie, Erik | Rêverie du Pauvre | |||
| Satie, Erik | Trois Gymnopédies (orchestral version) |