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Claude Debussy - Preludes
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Piano Preludes were written at the apogee of the composer`s creative
capacity: Book 1 in 1910, Book 2 in 1913. In the vast domain of piano
music by Debussy, who was also, especially in his youth, a performing
pianist, the Preludes - by concentrating and refining his previous
experience in this field - mark the ultimate of his piano style{...}.
Motives and themes from various spheres of nature and culture - old,
archaic, more recent and contemporary - are interwoven hewre and
pervade the music freely, with great charm and lyric mood, a sense of
humour, irony and grotesque, vitality and reflection. The musical
imagination of the composer plays with the reality of images, for
Debussy was above all a true-born musician, in a typically French
sense{...}."
Bohdan
Pociej
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