Faurés

Faurés is the plural form of the French surname Fauré and is used in English to refer collectively to people bearing the name, or to a family with that surname.

The most prominent bearer of the name is Gabriel Fauré (1845–1924), a French composer, organist, and teacher whose work helped shape late Romantic French music. His contributions include a celebrated Requiem in D minor and the Pavane, among other choral and instrumental works. The surname Fauré is relatively uncommon and is most often found in France and among francophone communities.

In usage, the plural Faurés appears when discussing multiple individuals with the surname or the family as a unit, while the singular Fauré is used for any one person. The form reflects standard French spelling with the acute accent on the final e, and English-language references typically adopt the base surname for each person.

See also: Fauré (surname).