This man's religious pieces include a setting of O Salutaris and his setting of the Missa Brevis, the Messe Basse. More often performed is his music to a translation of Verbe égal au Trés-Haut entitled Cantique de Jean Racine, while other settings of works by French authors include his music to the poems of  Jean de La Ville Mirmont, L'horizon chemérique.  Some notable examples of incidental music by him include music for Caligula and Shylock. René Fauchois wrote the libretto for his work Pénélope, and he scored one of his operas for (*) over 400 musicians, Prometheus.  He also wrote incidental music for a play after which an opera was composed by Debussy , to whose wife this composer dedicated his La Bonne Chanson.
This man's religious pieces include a setting of O Salutaris and his setting of the Missa Brevis, the Messe Basse. More often performed is his music to a translation of Verbe égal au Trés-Haut entitled Cantique de Jean Racine, while other settings of works by French authors include his music to the poems of  Jean de La Ville Mirmont, L'horizon chemérique.  Some notable examples of incidental music by him include music for Caligula and Shylock. René Fauchois wrote the libretto for his work Pénélope, and he scored one of his operas for (*) over 400 musicians, Prometheus.  He also wrote incidental music for a play after which an opera was composed by Debussy , to whose wife this composer dedicated his La Bonne Chanson. The Pie Jesu and In paradisum are utilized by him in one of his most famous works instead of the Dies Irae.  For ten points identify this composer of Pelléas and Mélisande, Masques and Bergamasques, and a Requiem.
This man's religious pieces include a setting of O Salutaris and his setting of the Missa Brevis, the Messe Basse.
Gabriel {Fauré}