List Of Compositions By Erik Satie
This article lists musical compositions by Erik Satie. Many of Satie's works were published years after being composed, and many others were published posthumously. This article only provides dates of composition.
Concerning series of pieces, the list adopts two policies: if a series comprises several identically-titled pieces (i.e. Gnossienne 1, Gnossienne 2, etc.), then only the number of these pieces is given, in square brackets. If, however, the pieces in a series have distinct titles, they're all given. Sports et divertissements, which comprises 21 pieces, is the only exception.
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