Trois nouvelles pièces pour piano offers a glimpse of Marcel Dupré beyond the organ. These three concise piano pieces – ⁄ (1901), ⁄ (1925) and ⁄ (c. 1923) – combine French elegance with clear form and an exquisite sense of sound. A varied character portrait emerges between early traditionalism and later mastery, suitable for both teaching and the concert stage. This is a rare yet rewarding addition to the repertoire for pianists.
The first edition includes a short preface in German, English and French.
