Claude Fievet

1865–1938 (age 73)

Biography

Claude Fievet (1865–1938) distinguished himself at the piano with performances marked by refined sensitivity and dedication to the art. His interpretation of both beloved classics and emerging repertoire helped audiences embrace new musical expressions during his era.

His quiet generosity extended beyond the stage, shaping the lives of many young musicians in his orbit. Claude Fievet rests in the cemetery of Fontainebleau, leaving behind a legacy of heartfelt musical devotion.

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