by Fauré
Two Songs, Opus 2 - No. 1 In the Ruins of an Abbey was written by Gabriel Fauré, around 1865–1870 as the first of his Deux mélodies, Op. 2. In the Ruins of an Abbey is the English title of “Dans les ruines d’une abbaye,” a mélodie for voice and piano setting a poem by Victor Hugo, and one of Fauré’s earliest published songs. The duet-like texture and lyrical style have made it a popular early example of Fauré’s song writing, often included in recordings and recitals of his mélodies.
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