"Romances sans paroles" is a collection of piano pieces composed by Gabriel Fauré between 1891 and 1898. The title translates to "Songs Without Words," reflecting the lyrical quality of the music, which conveys emotion without the use of lyrics. The work consists of several short movements, each showcasing Fauré's unique harmonic language and melodic invention. These pieces are often characterized by their expressive depth and subtle nuances, making them popular in both concert settings and for piano students.