Achille-Claude Debussy (22nd August 1862 – 25th March 1918) was a French co… Read Full Bio ↴Achille-Claude Debussy (22nd August 1862 – 25th March 1918) was a French composer. He was one of the most important figures in music at the turn of the 20th century; his music represents the transition from late-romantic to 20th century classical.

Debussy's most dramatic contribution to music history was his disregard for traditional chord structures and tonality. He is one of the most important exponents of the whole tone scale in classical music history. His compositions flowed without a strict sense of metre or rhythm, and are considered the pioneering works of the Impressionist genre of classical music, named in comparison with the visual arts movement.

Debussy's impact was far reaching. His free use of harmony, which often altogether disregarded the concepts of tertian harmony, has been cited as an influence on the rise of Jazz music later in the 20th century.

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Claude Debussy Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Images' by these artists:

A Hero A Fake Please don't leave me dying here Let me run my fingers…
B-Side (Woah) (Simba) (Sharper) (Image) Sharper sharper image I pla…
Barry Hudson-Taylor Let me say some shit on my mind lately cause…
Bel Canto It took some time before it entered my mind, Before it…
Bodega The icons of your profile change Like sifting sands within a…
C.A.Debussy (One, two) I guess I'm just in love with your image,…
Colour of Fire I've got pictures of you hidden away in a draw, I…
David T. Chastain Cruelty has a Human Heart And Jealousy a Human Face Terror, …
Er.ic Bondié, l'univers, no limit en mwen na la force prend…

Gordon Fergus-Thompson Nothing but insecurities Honey your love is secure with me W…
Harry Diamond You got me saying words in my head Fillin' my mind…
Hawkwind Memories surround them Walking through the door Smells of du…
Helen St. John I think images are worth repeating Images repeated from a pa…
Hilary Sloan She does not know Her beauty, She thinks her brown…
Hostage of Fate Do you let their lies, to take control? It feels like…
Jean-Yves Thibaudet Les reflets de mon image De mon image Ont souvent de…
John Cale & Lou Reed/John Cale & Lou Reed I think images are worth repeating Images repeated from a pa…
John Cale; Lou Reed I think images are worth repeating Images repeated from a p…
Kal-Q-Lated Risk I see dead people, It's some damage in the flesh,…
Limbeck A road ran through a blanket of damp air Leaving behind…
Lou Reed I think images are worth repeating Images repeated from a pa…
Lou Reed & John Cale I think images are worth repeating Images repeated from a p…
Lou Reed; John Cale I think images are worth repeating Images repeated from a pa…
Lou Reed;John Cale I think images are worth repeating Images repeated from a p…
Maggie Koerner There you sat getting drunk on my 29th birthday, images I'd…
Mutiny Within Try to control my senses Inside the picture is life An ins…
N-Reese (Woah) (Simba) (Sharper) (Image) Sharper sharper image I pla…
Nicos AM5時の一ツ木通りまだTAXIも地を這うように赤信号のままの横断歩道で枯れ葉のように僕は風を待つ風向き…
Nina Simone She does not know Her beauty, She thinks her brown…
Paul Maged (Om mani padme hum) (Om mani padme hum) (Nam myoho renge kyo…
Reed (Lou) & John Cale I think images are worth repeating Images repeated from a p…
Sadus Oppressed by darkness in the mind, unleashed action Illusion…
Saga There he sits Drawing images on the causeway With small bits…
Schuyler Kitchin It's been winter for two years now And I find in…
Sleepwalkers It′s good to be a child Underground (?) Play a while On the…
Split Depth Shadow light Share a night Moonlight fawn Forever gone Voice…
Suzie Doré Avec mes ciseaux je découpe des images Des papas…
T-Marc The subway station's closed again Sleeps beneath its veil o…
The Ransom Collective You look so different than when we first met Stolen, you…
The Stingers ATX Images It’s another time In another day Thought that you an…
ÜM I’m trying to get away I’m trying to get away from…
Ｂ.Ｃ (One, two) I guess I'm just in love with your image,…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Claude Debussy:

My Reverie Our love is a dream, but in my reverie I can…
Reverie Our love is a dream, but in my reverie I can…

Suite bergamasque L. 75 No. 1: Prelude INSTRUMENTAL Let your power flow in this place Let your heal…

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Comments from YouTube:

Rousseau

5y↑2.8K

Reflets dans l'eau - in English, "Reflections in the water", one of Debussy's most spectacular concert works, and one of the best examples of his structural marvel. Starting off his Images, this piece contains some of the most vivid imagery of water in the entire piano repertoire, you can really hear all of the ripples and waves. The original (and forever lost) version of this piece was scrapped by Debussy, and he ended up rewriting the entire thing again in only three days - I can't help be fascinated at how that original version sounded, but we will never know. Hope you have a great week ♥

Jessica Baines

5y↑13

Rousseau could you do a Lion King Cover please?

Sasha Baby Skunk

5y↑30

Please do reverie next!

Héli-ade

5y↑15

Maurice Ravel jeux d'eaux

Arjan Juttla

5y↑8

3.5k views in 5mins!! Wow

WorstPianist

5y↑6

Rousseau This was beautifully played! I was so excited for this piece. Thank you for performing this.

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George Missailidis

5y↑1.9K

"Music is the space between the notes."
--- Claude Debussy.

Minecraftopian

5y↑30

-cage

George Missailidis

5y↑10

@Minecraftopian?? Do you mean Nicholas Cage? ;)

Minecraftopian

5y↑48

1000% not john cage

George Missailidis

5y↑19

Marianne Debussy said this, I am sure!

Romain Mialon

5y↑16

Marianne Yep Mozart say that too

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Luke Faulkner

5y↑1.1K

This is my favourite composition by Debussy... Also, I love how you've made the MIDI notes look like water droplets. Nice touch 😉

Luke Faulkner

5y↑19

P.S. might you play L'isle Joyeuse & Pagodes? They're both exquisite!

Silly little Refi

5y↑7

Omg I love your composition "new beginning"

Austin Workman

The piano trio is my favorite by far.

PunjiThePlayer

5y↑2

Same here. I’m very glad this piece was uploaded by Rousseau.

tudor33sud

5y↑1

Do any of you know which VST Rousseau is using? It sounds very nice :) Thank you!

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Rousseau

5y↑1.2K

Is there a specific Debussy piece missing from the channel?

ZZ.AniComics

5y↑514

Reverie

Sasha Baby Skunk

5y↑201

Reverie of course!

Granpee

5y↑123

Rêverie

Emre Özdemir

5y↑88

Or estampes?

Emre Özdemir

5y↑106

Or how about some Ravel

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Eimear

5y↑258

I can't wait to go back to college and listen while studying. Finding your page last year was the perfect thing. Helped me stay calm and reach my top grades. Thank you

cat

5y↑9

Wish you good luck with your studies! I also love studying while listening to piano! <3

David Ste

Debussy was around before this page I think

Eimear

@David Ste haha you sure about that? In seriousness though, it's the visuals accompanied by the audio that calms me. Also, thank you for replying all these years later. I've just gone back to university this year to complete a degree so this should come in handy yet again

David Ste

@Eimear Great, good luck! I took a few years longer to complete my degree than I should have, too, but I persisted and got there eventually.

Rousseau

5y↑421

What concert piece should be next?

Milos Stanojevic

5y↑94

We are waiting for 2 mil subscribers...

arooj cute789

5y↑30

Chopin concerto no 1/no 2

TjGamingGD

5y↑47

Wrong note

Fat Tit

5y↑55

Tchaikovsky piano concerto no 1

Random Guy On The Internet

5y↑42

Reverie - Debussy

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・_ ・

5y↑1.6K

me: i can try this
arpeggios: no you can't
me: no i can't

Discordant

5y↑88

Me: yes you can!

Rishabh

5y↑21

Me: I am unable to can play this

superduperjoi

5y↑40

Practice 40 hrs

Alex Friedman

5y↑10

superduperjoi every day

Fábio Teixeira

5y↑11

Anyone can. It takes at least 5 years to play Debussy, though

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gemma hudack

5y↑47

The impressionist composers really had a knack for using water as imagery (no pun intended)

I feel that Debussy’s reflets dans l’eau and Ravel’s Jeux Deau and Ondine are some of the most colorful pieces of music in piano repetoire

Dawn R

2y↑1

I absolutely agree, the arpeggios remind me so much of Ondine

TheAppleSlice

5y↑110

2:49 is very beautiful. Wish there was an extended part for it. It ended too soon.

Ruben Stolp

3y↑10

It’s impact is what it is because of what precedes that part. But I agree about that climax being too short.

Sakakaka

3y↑3

It sounds like Chopin a bit lol

Qazzaz

2y↑35

@Ruben Stolp it was a conscious decision to have it end so early. Like how a splash in the water forms chaos in the reflections it makes, but quickly dies out into a ripple, where we return to the warping and ominous landscape it painted at the beginning. But yes, that melody in the climax was beautiful.

pancakeface

2y↑2

Don't all good things? 😔

Stephen Owesney

2y↑2

That "ending" or transition is so cool though.

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U-JEAN

5y↑225

Never heard this before... it's beautiful where has it been my whole life????!!!

Gary Robinson

5y↑26

Debussy is incredible you're in for a treat. Also try some Maurice Ravel.

polka

4y↑4

Gary Robinson Ravel’s La Valse, Pavane and gaspard de la nuit are some of my favourites.

polka

4y↑1

And une barque sur l’ocean ahh all his works are amazing, as are Debussy’s

Neil Mande

3y↑1

Precisely, same for me as well :)

leon

3y↑1

try concerto for left hands by ravel

Life Student

5y↑337

The song that plays in my head when I reach post-nut clarity

Deebles

5y↑7

Made my Day!

Varoluşsal Sancılar

5y↑11

someones been watching joe rogan

TOAD

4y↑1

Facts hahah

Ludwig40

Joel Guzman piece*

Trop Trop

4y↑2

You beautiful bastard

Bob Wrotenstien

4y↑126

This is such a jazz tune, the phrasing and the harmony.

polka

4y↑28

Impressionism

mohhingman

3y↑15

and it was invented before jazz too. While jazz is known mostly for improvisation, it also borrows the dissonant harmony from music like this, invented earlier.

Asymmetrization

3y↑2

@mohhingman because 20th century impressionistic western art music was the most recent and modern music at the tjme

Unrecognized

3y↑2

Turkish music was good at improvization before jazz too

Luis Esparza

3y↑64

I love this piece so much. Reminds me of my grandmother before she died of COVID-19 when we would reminisce on the beaches of Mexico. May she rest in peace.

Dylonely

3y↑1

May she rest

Dylonely

May she rest

Derek Pintozzi

@Dylonely opinion on this piece my friend?

ben flint

4y↑6

I've been listening to Debussy all my life and this one got by me. What a masterpiece! Even for Debussy it's incredible. the execution is stunning too.

Robert Centobene

3y↑42

Rousseau; I agree with you totally. This is one of pieces that most inspired me to continue study in piano. Your playing of it is almost exactly the way I played it! Unfortunately an auto accident crushed my right hand and it is one of the pieces i can no longer play effectively. Surgery brought most of the facility back but ruined the knuckles of my index and third finger. Your play of it is totally beautiful!

Dylonely

3y↑4

I'm so sorry for you

joshua 156

2y↑2

@Dylonely But the profile picture...

funky ass john

51w↑2

i hope youve continuted enjoying piano! you should have a look at ravels left hand piano concerto and see if you can play it

Astro_Cat

1y↑6

I really love how Debussy name his own pieces. Its like hes giving the piece a more deeper meaning 💙🌺🌠🌕

huntrrams

4y↑13

I remember when I first heard this I thought it was a Jazz piece from Bill Evans or Gershwin. This is one of Debussy’s most beautiful pieces that feels more modern than his other pieces.

Thomas Thompson

2y↑1

It certainly doesn't "feel more like modern [music] than his other pieces." But don't take my word for it, just give a listen to any of his etudes.

Fryderyck Chopin

I mean Bill Evans it's okay, but Gershwin? Now I can't imagine to people singimg and dancing to this

Mia MacFarlane

3y↑22

This is the most beautiful piano song I have ever heard. I will definitely be trying to play this.

Andantino

3y↑7

This very hard to play, much harder than Fantaisie-impromptu, Liebestraum or other

Ludwig40

3y↑1

piece*

leon

3y↑16

Words cannot describe this masterpiece

-Words

BGM Disney Studio

42w↑1

This is really nostalgic for me, thank you you are amazing! 😊

Escape the Fall

37w↑1

4:21 I really love the harmonies at the end of this piece.

Cjeaglehawk

5y↑6

This song reminds me of Beethoven’s moonlight sonata the 1st movement, haunting but hopeful. It’s beautifully designed, the structure of it just amazes me at how someone can literally make piano music remind me of water.

Scott Owen

4y↑29

Studying this for my Year 13 A Level music course in Cardiff, Wales through the WJEC exam board. The first one that isn't a chore. What a masterpiece.

Andantino

3y↑2

I just finished this and I'm 16.
It didn't took a lot of time to be learned for me... because I was working on this every day and so much time because I love so much this piece.

So I completely agree !

NoliSurach

5y↑3

Thank you so much for playing this one Rousseau! It's definitely a favorite of mine from Debussy ❤

Thnickaman

5y↑4

My absolute favorite piano piece! Thank you so much for sharing this!

Piotr Barcz

2y↑3

I have to say, Debussy really matched the title to the piece well, it's not easy to do and when it's done right you have a very good work!

Noah Olson

5y↑1

from 3:50 onward there are a lot of phrases that are reminiscent of Claire De Lune. does anyone know if this was composed before or after Claire De Lune? regardless it's cool to see returning themes and musical ideas across different pieces. a beautiful cover as always, can't wait for the next one!

Thomas Thompson

2y↑1

Bit late to answer you, but Claire De Lune came first by a couple of years.

YT Hunter

3y↑7

Rousseau's kind of playing is... different. It's as if he's the actual composer playing the piece. Amazing job Rousseau. Keep up the great work.

poiuytr

C'est pas du tout mon style de musique mais ça fait plaisir de voir tes vidéos, comme toujours !

Elise Antys

4y↑1

this is truly beautiful... I used to hate Debussy,but the more I learn about music theory and the more I keep listening over and over again the pieces, I finally discover how beautiful and creative his works are... it is perfect to listen to this in this containment period...
congratulations regarding the playing !:)

Keenan

5y↑3

I recently played this piece for my own private recital and would like to give some of the criticisms that my teacher gave me. At the end, make sure that there is a clear difference between the measures that are in triplets and the measures that aren't. Debussy quite deliberately put some really interesting metric intricacies that that deserve recognition. Currently, they all sound basically the same. In the eleventh measure from the end, Debussy puts a quarter rest in the second half of the measure. I initially held the damper pedal through this rest until my instructor suggested that Debussy would have just put a half note in that measure if he wanted it held. Because of this he told me to let go of the pedal on those rests. This introduces a an interesting surprise in the last section and creates an expectation for the silence to occur again, which it never does.

Otherwise a pretty fantastic recording, and it's really cool to see all of these patterns in the music graphically.

marian

5y↑43

Rousseau, you're my infinit inspiration on piano ❤😭🎵

Dawnallsun

5y↑1

I haven't heard this piece in years. Left me breathless. Love the music with the visual, it truly was magical.

Andre K

5y↑2

it's a PLEASURE to listen to your interpretation of a slower piece, yet again. 1:23 absolutely enchanting ! <3

Max

I gotta say, the aesthetic that this channel brings is awesome. It has completely changed the way I view some piano songs, and piano playing in general. Always a nice touch when the colors on the keys match perfectly with the atmosphere of the piece.

𝕍𝕆𝕃𝔸𝕀ℝ𝔼

5y↑3

I’m learning a song by Debussy so it’s great that you happened to post this. Amazing as always! 🙏

Anonymous

VOLAIRE ♪ which piece?

𝕍𝕆𝕃𝔸𝕀ℝ𝔼

5y↑1

Learning Clair de lune but on guitar

Anonymous

VOLAIRE ♪ woooow that’s hard

Pablo R.

5y↑17

Great video. Your playing has inspired me to be a pianist👍
Thank you

Jarrett Jacklin

One of my favourites, and one of his most brilliantly composed pieces. Thank you for this performance, you played these notes and they flowed like water.

ekrembcc

5y↑9

Debussy's pieces always:
From relaxin' and slow...

... and suddenly to very fast and breathtaking

Zen and the Art of Piano

5y↑1

one of my favorites of Debussy! Very delicate and refined interpretation, with beautifully matched effects - loved the warped blur in the falling notes.

subject135

Absolutely beautiful song, you played it wonderfully! I love Debussy's works but I had never heard of this song before. Thank you for sharing this beautiful song, and blessing my ears!

brodie martin

This was amazing. I stopped looking at my phone to listen to this because it really intrigued me. I usually don't like Debussy's work, but this is awesome. Good job. I would also like to see Chopin's Etude No.5 Op.25

Nyctal

5y↑88

This piece really takes up the style of ravel and gaspard de la nuit

Maua

5y↑4

AeroSky lol that’s also what I thought probably because they were impressionists

Nicolas Antony

5y↑3

Ravel and Debussy was almost the same person, it's incredible

The ModicaLiszt

5y↑7

Except Ravel although 13 years younger, did it first, Jeux Deau in 1895 (I think) and stuff like that

Reynand R.W.

This piece always reminds me of Jeux d'eau

TomCL 2000

Franz Liszt-Chopin It’s very different to Jeux D’eau as this piece is less about the water itself and more about the reflections in the water whereas Ravel’s Jeux D’eau is about the playfulness of water itself.

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Salvatore Buccheri

5y↑2

I’m so happy you did this! I recently listened to it and i loved it so much.
Thank you!!

Helios Rietberg

Of course the music is played beautifully as always, but those visuals are stunning too! Love the milky white blue ripple effect

Zack

5y↑1

YES, another Debussy piece played by you!!!
Whenever you feel like playing more Debussy, feel free to bless us ;)

Olivia J.

this is officially one of my favorite videos from this channel now! love love love debussy, and you played it beautifully!

Dean Guilberry

5y↑1

I am so glad you put this up. It is one of my favorite pieces and it's great to see it with the overhead view. Fuex d'artifice next please. It would look so good with these effects.

EpreTroll

5y↑328

Great composition. You guys should do some more Ravel

ii_.Musical Nerd._ii

3y↑29

No actually this is bach

ojcksn

3y↑23

@ii_.Musical Nerd._ii Dont be ridiculous! It’s clearly a Greig concerto

Azure

3y↑24

Stop fooling around, it’s Sibelius
just simp it

ojcksn

3y↑17

@Azure he plays the harp really well though

Ok

3y↑8

Marine Chuop-Mourareau *TRIGGERRED NOISES*

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Vecordia

Finally, best Debussy composition appeared on this channel
Love it <3

Alanah Klarich

5y↑2

beautiful as always :)

Rhea bs

Brendon! And his Forehead I agree!❤️

Kevin M.

Thank you so much!!! This song is is so incredible and it’s always been one of my favorites of Debussy’s

jd712

5y↑2

Wow, I absolutely loved this one! Beautifully played...
Maybe sonata Pathétique next? Because that's a big one missing from this channel!

Akindu Dasanayake

5y↑1

It would be awesome to hear you play Ravel's Jeux d'eau ! It's one of my favorite pieces and it would go along with the water theme. Awesome playing as always!

Daniel Ayokhai

2y↑3

I’ve listened to many renditions and I think yours is the best.

Hieronymous Lex

Daniil Trifonov takes the cake for me easily. His touch is otherworldly

Nikolor

More classical pieces! That was so good!

Ada Nicolas

I really love your playing! Can you do Vivaldi Variation please? It’s a beautiful song.😃

John Triplett

5y↑1

Can you please put more of your works on soundcloud:) amazing performance!

Erik C 'Piano Man'

5y↑2

Damn this runs in this are crystal clear. It’s impressive the amount of colors you can get out of your VST and this digital keyboard. Bravo!

bunny

It would be incredible to see your interpretation of Chopin's ballad no. 4!
The Lark by Glinka/Balakirev would be beautiful as well!

Mild Satire

5y↑8

Thank you so much Rousseau, this is my favorite piece by Debussy.

Alec Grundvig

PLEASE MAKE MORE SPOTIFY PLAYLISTS!!! THEY ARE AMAZING!!!

Another AvatarLover

5y↑2

Definitely a beautiful piece, thank you, Rousseau!

Romain

5y↑1

It’s beautiful 😍. I wanted to ask if you could do a video on the 1st movement of Summer. The one you did was absolutely gorgeous but the 1st mov is still my favourite lol. And again it’s a beautiful video , very peaceful 😌

dori lin

5y↑1

Such a beautiful piece cannot stop listening to this

Ale

Simply one of my favorite pieces from Debussy, ever since I found it in 2016

Davis Robinson

5y↑3

This is my favorite piece by debussy! I'm also learning it right now

Аида Галустян

5y↑1

I'm speechless, it was like a Magic! I'm in love!😍 Thank you for your unexplainable sense of music. How much do you love what you do? I think, with all your enormous heart. You touch our souls and make us better, you know? You should live forever.❤

Eecka

Well played! And props for going for the more spicy sounding pieces, it’s nice to see you’re not afraid of doing also these ”less known” (by the general public) pieces! Keep up the good work :)

Harry Rees

5y↑1

While this piece is not for me, I can’t help but admire your performance and musicality

Krope

4y↑2

Dunno why, but i'm rewinding this one over and over. I listen to it when i work, when i play games, when i just close my eyes (not at work, true story bro). It just does things to me.
EDIT: After some time, i though i should listen to some live performances of this piece, only to come conclusion that i do not like their arrangement, nor the quality of the recording. This is still my #1 video for this on utub

GS

Unbelievable piece of magic. Thanks Rousseau.

Amelia Marba Blanco

2y↑4

Debussy siempre magnífico, y bien interpretado.

Skytek

Amazing composition! Performed in an incredibile way

ANDREW N

Amazing performance !! Thank you!

Justin Pinard

5y↑2

One of my favorite ever classical performances is Daniil Trifonov's performance of this piece as the encore to his performance of Liszt's Transcendental Etudes; I highly encourage a listen.

This video is nearly as beautiful. thanks for uploading!

E C

5y↑1

Justin Pinard that was the first place I ever heard this piece, it was a great performance

WorstPianist

5y↑1

Yes! I’ve been waiting for this since I heard your interpretation of Clair de Lune! My favorite piece from my favorite book by Debussy.

Thomas Thompson

2y↑1

Equally fine is the second piece from Images Book I -- "Homage a Rameau."

WorstPianist

@Thomas Thompson That’s my second favorite piece by Debussy

[Никитовевец]

29w

Божественно.

Agence Troy Lan

5y↑6

When it's Debussy you handle the piece very well, very original. Hoping for your HR2 on your 2M subscription piece. Keep up the good work and show us your talent more. ❤

Gary Robinson

5y↑1

Yeah awesome just what I've been waiting for. This is a favourite of mine. Great interpretation. Be great to hear more Debussy or maybe some Ravel in the future.

Glori

@Rousseau Beautifully played! Thank you for posting 😊 Also, what is the song you played at the end of the video called? It sounds lovely!

Zdenek K

Beautiful piece, and perfectly executed!! Bravo!

Beetwixt N. Janeen

Splendidly played!! 👏👏💯👏👏💯

Simmidic_245

You can hear the pure emotion in like all piano pieces which is why I love it so much

Juan Miguel Altube

5y↑4

Perhaps Debussy saw this patterns in his head too? It's both audio and visually fantastic

Victor Perez Espinoza

3y↑2

Lindo 👏👏💯

White, Grissom & Chaffee

Hypnotic., well done man, great performance!

Disappointed

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Debussy’s songs are mesmerizing

Sasukeheart2

5y↑1

Just had the most relaxing breakfast of my life, thank you Rousseau! What great details you put into your work, the water effect is a nice touch. (:

Jeremiah3322

I think this one is my favorite one with the Beethoven third movement remake of yours 😁❤️

Isaiah Rodriguez

5y↑3

When I hear this, I think of the time when I was really young, sitting in front of my grandma's tiny old Television watching the original Tom and Jerry on a tape. This one especially gives me memories of the ice skating scene in the kitchen when Jerry and Nibbles had the grand idea to flood the whole room with water and then freeze it. The way he jumps around the keys is just like that little show they put on the ice with the spotlight(which was just a gelatin dessert) on them. Thank you for this.

Ale

2:49sounds really intense yet still remains in the sort of sound the piece has, I love it

Xuan Huynh

2y↑1

It’s so beautiful and elegant. It like the water dropping on the lake. The notes was arranging like a magnificent picture.

Dee 123

Such a beautiful piece of music. ❤

drakanDS

3y↑1

It's my first time hearing this and I got chills.

Hossein Ashrafian

After your performances, I always stand and clap for your Amazing Art!

Kőrösi Lőrinc

Beautiful! I love Debussy!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

Lucas Manoel Sartori

5y↑1

As músicas de Debussy parecem tão modernas.

Dreamality

Always a joy to hear ya play!

Frédéric Puglisi

Bravo, votre version et celle de Cedric Tiberghen sont de loin les meilleurs que je connaisse, très bien joué

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