Bagatelle means 'trifle' in French. The genre was often used by composers to 'disarm' their listeners, surprising them with a brilliant or poetic character piece.
2 Suite 1. Bagatelle No. 2. Allegro Animato Quasi Presto
3 Suite 1. Bagatelle No. 3. Poco Adagio
4 Suite 2. Bagatelle No. 4. Moderato Assai
5 Suite 2. Bagatelle No. 5. Allegro Molto
6 Suite 2. Bagatelle No. 6. Poco Sostenuto
7 Bagatelle No. 1
8 Bagatelle No. 2
9 Bagatelle No. 3
10 Bagatelle No. 4
11 Bagatelle No. 5
12 Bagatelle No. 6
13 Bagatelle No. 7
14 Bagatelle No. 8
15 Bagatelle No. 9
16 Bagatelle No. 10
17 Bagatelle No. 1
18 Bagatelle No. 2
19 Bagatelle No. 3
20 Bagatelle No. 4
21 Bagatelle No. 5
22 Bagatelle No. 6
23 Bagatelle No. 7
Bagatelle means 'trifle' in French. The genre was often used by composers to 'disarm' their listeners, surprising them with a brilliant or poetic character piece.
