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Medium/Low Voice edition
Keys sit lower than the high voice printing. Buy the range that matches you; the two are not interchangeable.

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A 50-song Fauré collection printed in keys set for medium and low voices. For singers studying French art song.

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What matters in use
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Keys sit lower than the high voice printing. Buy the range that matches you; the two are not interchangeable.
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Enough repertoire for years of study, so it works as a standing book rather than recital-specific.
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French mélodie repertoire, sung in French. Expect to work on diction alongside the notes.
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Printed music only, no audio tracks, so you need a pianist or your own keyboard skills to rehearse.
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Priced like a single method book for fifty pieces, so cost per song is very low.
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Product questions
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Low. It is the medium/low edition, with keys set for mezzo, baritone and bass ranges. Sopranos and tenors should buy the high voice edition instead.
No. This is a printed book with no audio, so you will need a live accompanist to rehearse and perform from it.
Fauré's mélodies are French-language repertoire, so plan on singing the French text and studying diction along with the music.
Yes. Fifty songs covers far more than a semester of study, and most singers keep returning to it for years.
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