Composers

Ernest Gillet

Piano
Cello
Violin
Orchestra
Viola
Oboe
Voice
Mixed chorus
Cornet
Double bass
Piece
Dance
Gavotte
Waltz
Intermezzo
Andante
Airs
Canzonetta
Song
Interlude
by popularity

#

12 Morceaux faciles

A

Andante religiosoAu moulinAu village

B

BabillageBrise du soir

C

CanzonettaChanson du printempsCœur brisé

D

Douce caresse

E

En promenadeEntr'acte-gavotte, Op.13

F

Fantaisie, Op.3

I

Idylle

L

La fille de la Mère MichelLa lettre de ManonLa rouet de Grand' MamanLa toupieLamentoLe Grand pèreLoin du bal

M

MadrigalMéditationMiss Clementina

P

PassepiedPendant le balPizzicatiPrécieusePremier aveu

R

Réponse à ManonRonde lointaine

S

Sérénade lointaineSous l'ombrage

U

Un rêve
Wikipedia
Ernest Gillet (13 September 1856 – 6 May 1940) was a French composer and cellist, the brother of oboist and composer Georges Gillet.
A student at the École Niedermeyer de Paris then of Auguste-Joseph Franchomme at the Conservatoire de Paris, Gillet won the First Prize of the Conservatoire in 1874 and became a cellist of the Orchestre de l'Opéra de Paris (1875–1882). Solo cellist of the Concerts Colonne, the Concerts Lamoureux and the Concerts de Monte-Carlo, Gillet obtained a great success with his operetta La Fille de la mère Michel, with a libretto by Daniel Riche in 1893 as well as with his piece Loin du bal (1888) that can be heard in the feature film The Dancing Masters with Laurel and Hardy in 1943.
He wrote more than four hundreds pieces including: