Favornia, anthem, dwarf and other plays for piano

Eric Sati (1866–1925) is an expertist composer who anticipated many musical directions that later became relevant in the history of musical art. He owns the first examples of musical impressionism and one of the first - musical neoclassicism. He was the first to use a rehearsal technique, which became the basis of rehearsal minimalism, and acted as the forerunner of the aesthetics of metamodernism. The influence of his work can be traced not only in the music of Debussy and Ravel or the French “group of six”, but also in the works of Stravinsky, Shostakovich and Cage. The collection includes the most iconic and popular piano cycles of the author, as well as a number of other, less well -known plays