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.

Prélude a l'après-midi d'un faune
Claude Debussy Lyrics

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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Emmanuel Gutierrez

3y↑109

"Je ne parlerai pas; je ne penserai rien, mais l'amour infini me montera dans l'ame; et j'irais loin, bien loin, comme un bohémien.."

Juste Sacha

@Tanver Tant de culture merveilleux

Tanver

3y↑4

Pourquoi ces vers d'Arthur Rimbaud ?

Edward Casper

8y↑56

This is one of the first pieces ever written that uses a whole tone scale.

Piano’s Blox World

3y↑4

The faun is lucky. The fauns love this song and now Debussy is Official Musician of the Fauns.

SHowler 11

4y↑3

wow I was listening to this tune for the first time wondering if that was the case!!! Such a masterful usage of it Im so impressed

SpaghettiToaster

8y↑1

To that degree, rather

Nick

11y↑15

Debussy is a killer composer. His piano music alone is an incredible feat... but holy damn, his orchestral music. La Mer, Nocturnes, and this! I don't want to question how he came up with this music.

David Badillo

6y↑389

This music is so beautiful I could never use it as background to study... I could never concentrate as the music would just pull me in and get me to that mystifying place and drift away... goosebumps in forearms, neck, everywhere...

Tany

@anas kchichou we're on the same boat

Tany

2y↑1

You're calling me out?
I'm trying to use it to study to no avail... It's just too beautiful

Aldo Ringo

alright David son calm down

anas kchichou

i am supposed to be studying and i just cant stop but admire the beauty of this piece. my mind just wanders off to this imaginary world without problems. then the piece stops and i go back to my books...

In my humble opinion, 12-TET is lame.

3y↑1

@Beluga Whale True.

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Musicalinfluence

11y↑9

simply exquisite. One of a handful of composers in my opinion who can truly capture what they intend to portray in their compositions :) Marvellous.

Narcasse

9y↑429

There is something magical about this piece. Simply enchanting

jamie haughey mckeown

When you said that I was 8

Goatlips

6y↑6

...The section that starts at 5:50-6.30 👍

macumba36

6y↑4

The tritone in the opening

Rubtub12

7y↑4

Narcasse the harps

Marshall Prods

9y↑2

@Alexis Oldham indeed

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Melissa Ramirez

7y↑41

I am transported to a different realm when I hear this piece. Debussy you magical genius, thank you.

Psicología Libre

if you liked this piece, please let me recommend you to listen "Gabriel's Oboe by Ennio Morricone" (is the main theme of the movie The Mision) and "Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana, by Pietro Mascagni".
Have a nice day

Flávio Junqueira Moraes

11y↑9

A música é a linguagem da alma

Ani Rose

5y↑41

It’s so hard to pick a favorite genre of music, but pieces like this make me think it could be classical. So much emotion and so much to be said, without the use of words. It really does show you how dynamics, blend, tone and timbre make such a difference.

piero-san

@Piano’s Blox World yes, it does make sense because both debussy and monet are impressionists

Alex s

2y↑3

classical means nothing, what link between Debussy and Bach ? What link between Brahms and Prokofiev ? What link between Ravel and Rachmaninov ? There are just so much beauty in very different aspects of life

Eleanor Mountford

2y↑2

This isn’t Classical, it’s Impressionism. Utterly beautiful either way. As you get older you’ll realise that your taste in music isn’t dictated my genre. Listen to whatever makes your heart sing.

Alexander M

The condescension in these replies is real; but yes, I agree with your framing of the premise. Well said!

Dylonely

It's not so hard at all to choice.

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Hopeson Makokha

6y↑14

I find images painted in my mind. It's a world of dreams, beauty, and uncertainty. This is one the most finest impressionist piece I've ever heard. Debussy is so brilliant at this.

Carlotta Robbins

Absolutely - same here!

Myriam T.

6y↑87

C’est divin. Un moment de pur bonheur et de douceur. Une mystérieuse douceur.

Geoffrey Saadi

@Alexandre Antoine Marmontel :
https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoine-Fran%C3%A7ois_Marmontel

John

No translation needed,

Ah ! Je dormais bien

J'ai l'impression d'une inquiétante douceur

Lindildë Ev

@Alexandre Je ne sais plus très bien.

Alexandre

@Lindildë Ev qui était son prof ?

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Itai Schewartz

2y↑4

I just heard this song for the first time and....wow! One of the greatest pieces I've ever heard! A magical ode to the beauty of nature! It really takes you to a fantastical world of fairytales and the essence of imagination!

Ani Rose

5y↑16

The whole piece is divine, but something about 4:16-6:30 makes me tear up every time. Incredible beyond words.

Ani Rose

5y↑2

Lord Spongebob of House Squarepants I enjoy your transcriptions! It’s nice to hear from someone who also understands music and music theory :)

Lord Spongebob of House Squarepants

5y↑7

It's the climax of the piece. It's common practice by debussy to alter between chromatic sections and more stable diatonic sections. The initial theme, for example is chromatic and creates tension, which is resolved in the more diatonic climax. (notice in 5:10 the melody is simply 5 - 3 - 2 - 1 - 5 - 6 - 5 - 3 - 2 - 1, while the initial theme is more complicated and I can't transcribe it by ear)

Terence Whiteman

6y↑6

I played this for one of my last flute exams. I have always found this to be so moving, magical and emotional and had to keep myself totally focused on what I was play and to play down the others. So poignant and memorable, this music even to this day whisks me away to a beautiful place. An absolute favourite of mine and I always will be. Merci beaucoup M. Debussy. E&OA

Dylan

12y↑7

Magnifique, tout simplement. Claude Debussy a créé des oeuvres totalement magique et mirifique. J'adore.

DDRBabe21

8y↑75

As a child I remember listening to this and being enchanted. I could picture different scenes to it. It took me years to find it. It was on an old cassette tape sampler that wore out and never had the name of it. It's always been my favorite classical piece bar none. It is beyond amazing.

Blue Soul

4y↑1

I'm very glad I'm not the only one who can picture scenes in one's mind while listening to classical music, and that I was not the only one who had to wait many years to find out the name of this piece as well. It is a deep seated belief that more parents should either give access or expose their children to more classical music. I am forever grateful to Disney for creating the Fantasia series for this reason... as a child, they left a deep impression on me.

Andrew Marsh

4y↑5

DDRBabe21, I totally endorse what you say here. As a 10 year old child, I very suddenly developed epilepsy, which, after a night of fits, left me quite drained and pathetically weak, making it impossible for me to go to school, which really bugged me, because I loved school. Proper little swot I was. Teacher's pet, you know the kind. Anyway, this day, I was in bed all day, following a bad night. My parents worked and my brother, who was off work to take his motorcycle test, had charge of me. He went out to attend for his test, only being out by an hour. It was in this time that I heard this piece. I was a good linguist and easily picked up and have always remembered the name of the piece. But the music, the journey to places either in or outside my cogniscent mind, the peace, the total oneness of all things in my environment, added to the sunlight, behind the closed curtains, made such a huge, HUGE, impression on my juvenile mind. It was a spiritual experience. God was showing beauty, which was not visual but which melded the aural with the visual. It was a beautiful experience, never repeated in the 58 years since I heard this peace.

Merci bien, mille fois, M.Debussy!

fedeG

5y↑2

I was 10 when I discovered this gem among my parents' records. It brought me into a magical world and I loved it. Still do.

Saruman The White

7y↑2

DDRBabe21 congrats much.

Tom Stagnant

12y↑3

This is so fantastic. I am first and foremost a rock and blues musician, but this REALLY carries me away. Stunning combination of the paintings and the piece of music. Brilliant!

Dwight Evans

2y↑1

My favorite composer. I could never really get into Bach, Beethoven, Mahler, etc., as Debussy takes the listener to another place. It reflects joy, no anxieties, almost Heaven like. It doesn't take you to war and fear like Wagner, LOL.

Stenaldo Mëhilli

8y↑108

Debussy! Your brilliance is magnificent! You are irreplaceable! You are a man who have his own dimension in music; and we all are blessed with you!

Jure Klemenčič

thank you

eusmilus bidentatus

7y↑1

ça s'appelle le talent ;-)

123peeonyou

7y↑6

Bernstein taught it pretty well. Also, if you played debussy's music before, you'd understand how Debussy uses ambiguity as Bernstein suggests, to trick our ears. Try slow practicing any of his works on keyboard, and you may hear it in a completely different way.

Yotam Ishay

7y↑10

He can't hear you man he's dead for 100 years

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Philippe Cirse

3y↑4

la musique de ce prodigieux compositeur se déplie comme un livre d'images plein d'étoiles, où viennent filer les oiseaux, tourner les farandoles, claquer les crécelles et danser les sorciers¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Joshua Joseph

11y↑5

So sad this piece has just become a test excerpt..one of the most lyrical and beautiful symphonic works of all time.

kcbasscadet

11y↑4

I have heard this music so many times over the years and it still brings me to the verge of tears. It is a great human achievement, this music.

OMEGA

12y↑3

Brilliant, great, wonderful, beautiful, sublime!!!!! The combination between the music and the painting is excellent, thank you!!!!!!

la bemba verde

4y↑16

Debussy knew how to describe emotions with musical notes.

Alacaster Soi

4y↑2

Debussy knew how to describe emotions

Litivious Spartus

7y↑17

Oh my, so beautiful, listening to this I can picture the faun grazing at the forests edge and the butterflies dancing from flower to flower and the breeze filled with the scent of the forest;what a wonderful lazy after noon.......I don't want to leave :D Thank you for such a wonderful video of all those fantastic paintings to go with such beautiful music.

dosware

9y↑111

Claude was seriously talented.

Sound Author

7y↑584

If everyone set aside ten minutes every morning to sit down and listen to Prelude To The Afternoon Of A Faun, we would live in a better world.

FR- TigerHiss

3y↑1

@Weta Makes me think of deep forest in spring, with animal life waking up to the sound of a flute played by a Faun in the ealy morning. So inspiring!

FR- TigerHiss

@robert broad Sounds so splendid anytime, anywhere...

FR- TigerHiss

So, so very true! Instead, most of the population has to cope with extra-loud, often vulgar rap music...

Noe Berengena

@Rob It's a balance ideally. Too much reverie and nothing gets done. Not speaking from experience, but that is partly why some people become drug addicts. (feeling good all of the time). Conversely all work makes Jack a dull boy. // I work at home mostly now and I have my Pandora set on "Ambient" while I work. Once in a while something comes on and I think, "Wow, what is that?" (build up a playlist from that). Of course there are hours where NO MUSIC interferes with actual concentration.

Rob

3y↑1

@Noe Berengena Yes - but sadly we all have to return to "mundane reality" in the end. Listening to music won't pay the mortgage!

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brisket

4y↑11

Imagine training your life to become a professional percussionist just to play 2 antique cymbals. Thanks Debussy.
In all seriousness though this is my second favorite Debussy work

Norwegian ForestCat74

@brisket I used to be able to make it about halfway through Clair de Lune on the piano, but in the fast middle part with all the sixteenth notes, I'd hit a bunch of clinkers lol. It's a great piece, though.

brisket

4y↑1

Santiago Morales I’m super basic so it’s Clair de lune but because the piece has so much meaning to me as it was the first piece I ever listened to on my own free will (my parents are huge fans of opera so I had to listen to that growing up) and the piece always brings back just so many memories it makes me tear up every time I listen to it

Norwegian ForestCat74

4y↑1

It's my absolute favorite. I adore it ✨

Santiago Morales

4y↑1

What’s your favorite?

Marcia Iritz

6y↑2

Maravilhosa! Mágico! Inspiradora! Amo!

Matthew McKenna

4y↑4

I have never found this piece calming and peaceful. It is disturbing and carries power. And I think it is one of the most astonishing inspirations the human mind has ever come up with. Certainly very beautiful, and profound.

Brittany Peña

7y↑188

I always wondered if Debussy and Monet knew each other well. They truly complemented each other. The brilliance of impressionism :)

Sergio Sanguino

Wrong Debussy was the singular genius of symbolism in music ,which has nothing to do with impressionism.In contrast, Monet ,Manet ,Cézanne ,Utrillo they were great impressionist painters . Debussy carries me away to an undepictable poetical world reflecting a zaphire sea being It the looking glass of my own soul. We ,regretably live in a very mechanical ,technological, and vulgar world believing we are on the top of civilization .Sheer nonsense as we behave even worse as animal do

FR- TigerHiss

3y↑1

@B P. I have always had the same thought! These two seem to be the two sides of the same coin. One is about music, the other about painting, expressing the same feelings through two different arts. One doesn't go without the other.

Alexei E.

he did know Monet, and Picasso, and Matis... The beauty of the Paris intellectual sphere at that time is that people like Diaghilev and such managed to bring all these minds together, for ballets for example.

Kasa Jizo

3y↑3

Debussy got his inspiration from poetry, not paintings. But yes, they do complement each other well.

Lindildë Ev

@Fritz masten They didn't. Critics said that Debussy's music was impressionist but he didn't agree.

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Asia Beatrice

11y↑10

I'm one of the two oboists playing this piece with my school orchestra. The piece is beautiful I'm so excited!

Sam Collins

oboist

Tia Barrera

11y↑2

I'm doing an extended essay on the analysis of this piece, and this is such a beautiful rendition. Thank you for posting. I love the paintings, too!

Thomas Never

3y↑75

Reading the comments I got tears in my eyes. Knowing there are humans out there who also love this music, conjuring visions in their souls and hearts, is a great consolation. A reconciliation with mankind. I don't know any of you, but I know also that I am not alone. We are not alone. Blessings.

John Doze

🙏🙏

Marc Lemieux

C'est aussi ce que j'éprouve, et ce sentiment de communauté, de partage, voire de communion au-delà des frontières et de nos différences est émouvant et un grand réconfort.

jd

God bless you!

Petrito ZeZus

🙏

vanzilescott

8y↑53

I want this to be played at my funeral ... The emotions encountered in this piece are so varied and can be interpreted in so many ways... I'm in tears every time I listen to it... Truly a masterpiece

vanzilescott

Joergen Smoergen lol you’re funny mate.

Sgt. Brownie

Lol like anyone would stay that long at your funeral

Noe Berengena

@Marcel Audubon When you put it in those terms it becomes a whole new story. Thanks for the itemization of the music ensemble. It only added to my great appreciation for Debussy's landmark composition. I did not know there were two harps.
When you wrote "fantasizing rubes" a picture came to mind of Doris and Wilbur sitting in their trailer park listening to the classical radio station. I have to give them credit for switching away, however temporarily, from the talk show where they normally get their political viewpoint.

Marcel Audubon

5y↑2

There's a difference between not fearing death and planning one's own funeral right down to the music and which color socks to wear! Prelude? it's a magnificent and groundbreaking piece, but anyone fantasizing about it at their funeral should a) try living in the present b) be sure to reserve enough cash to cover three flutes, two oboes, cor anglais, two clarinets in A and B♭, two bassoons, four horns, two harps, two crotales and full strings. That doesn't leave much for the keg o' beer these funeral fantasizing rubes traditionally have afterwards, does it? (unless their survivors are gonna simply hit 'play' at the moment in question?) p.s. hope their funeral fantasies don't include liturgical dancers coz this ballet russe traditionally has a masturbation scene that many churches might frown upon

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Marcia Freitas

Full of soul's fullfilment, I've cried hard, the first time in my life I've heard this prelude, I was 10 years old or so... untill now, is of my favourite!

Karen Froud

6y↑2

So beautiful, heavenly. A blast from my childhood as my mother played Debussy a lot.

Eä

12y↑3

i'm studying this piece for school and everytime i listen to it (which is a lot) , i get really really freaked out cause its so wonderfully beautiful and odd.

Bonaventura Oliviero

6y↑4

Such amazing harmony! The Impressionism of Debussy is something hypnotic <3

IparIpaitegian IparIpaitegian

Debussy fiercely refused to be called an impressionist.

Karin Junker

11y↑2

You told a great story ~ and created a beautiful symbiosis between the music and the images. Five diamonds from me ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ with many thanks for your creation!

Solip OH

11y↑3

Cette ambiance sensuelle et fantastique va bien avec le poème de départ. Ca fait rêver :)

Essential Blue

11y↑2

I love both the music and the art! Good idea! The mixture is perfect because it have something magical on it.

Carole Sullivan

7y↑2

Such beautiful music never get tired of hearing this piece ⭐️

ElmerThud69

12y↑1

Dutoit is pure genius, and unparalleled among today's conductors in the interpretation of the Impressionists. Thanks so much for this post.

Bill Naldrett

3y↑18

My father was in the Navy '61-'82. On one of his tours of duty, we moved from Charleston, SC to Newport, RI in the summer of '68. I was 4 and my two sisters 3 and 1. We lived on the Van Beuren estate Gray Craig. The estate had over 165 acres adjacent to the bird sanctuary. My parents rented the Engineer's cottage for $165 a month. We lived there for 3 years. During that time my father had a shipmate who was interested in making a movie of us on the estate. He filmed during all 4 seasons. Each of us has a song pertaining to him/her. This song starts with a tour of the estate. The flower gardens.... I love this tune. It takes me back whenever I'm feeling depressed. Good times of a place I will never forget.

Thomas Never

Truly blessed.

nikai

Did there become anything of the movie?

pmlouisjuste

11y↑7

Such a masterpiece...

Belkis Martin

9y↑1

Muy bello...y precioso preludio!!!!🌿

Katie Jane

11y↑1

My favourite exam piece this year, definitely. Too bad the other question sat with me better - I memorised so many gorgeous chord progressions! Debussy truly revolutionised music; it is said the opening melody of this work truly began the Modern Era of music.

Zac

3y↑1

best classical piece i've ever heard,well done Claude

lucy BRUAUX

Merveilleux,magique,rêverie nostalgique,douceur et force...quel bonheur...

Adela Hua

8y↑3

so so wonderful. debussy is an excellent composer!

Grant VeeBeeJay

3y↑1

Imagine if all composers could apply the right balance of learning from the past masters with the art of experimentation? Debussy has shown modern composers how to be modern without throwing the baby out with the bath water. I think of this every time I hear this Prelude. Thank you for posting this.

Danj123

5y↑1

Very sublime and beautiful, although the volume could have been higher. Thanks for providing this video !

Pamela White

6y↑3

I Love this ...sounds magic! like a walk in a magical wood at midnight this is a true Midsummer Night's Dream...love it

Mr. Mohagany

9y↑1

So iconic, you can picture all kinds of movies and cartoons in your head to this. Yet back in its day this was melting peoples minds.

Ken Standing

9y↑32

Beautiful .... well chosen paintings. The beauty of France.

Thank you.

Koda Bear

11y↑1

Claude Debussy à crée le musique magnifique ! Merci beaucoup Claude !

Sidnei Rosa da Silva

4y↑1

"Life is a dream itself" this is what I feel when I am listentig to this song. Love it.

Jean Moulloud et des ficelles

9y↑33

Très fort. Personnellement je suis tombé sur ce morceau dans "les Thanatonautes" de Bernard Werber, disant que ce morceau harmonise beauté et musique. Bon sang ce qu'il a raison.

Maurice Dieu

5y↑2

'est vrai , comme c'est repausant

Oliver

A tasteful sequence of paintings that's in total harmony with Debussy's muse. Thank you for posting this

Elixear

3y↑9

Lorsqu'est arrivé le CD, je me souviens avoir acheté le premier des miens, et c'était cette pièce magistrale d'un de mes compositeurs favoris. Rien n'égale la pureté sobre de cette vision de la nature en harmonie. Un grand merci à Thomas Turner d'y avoir ajouté les plus beaux tableaux qu'on puisse imaginer pour accompagner ce voyage dans les éléments, où l'on ne sait plus si le temps s'écoule ou s'arrête. C'est d'une indicible beauté qui touche le fond du coeur de l'homme.

Tomasz B.

5y↑1

Wonderful music, brilliant pictures. These masterpieces are like almost touching God's eternal love.

Jonathan Akagbosu

8y↑2

The images Debussy creates are mystical and full of a spirit that is simply the beauty of nature.
Les images qui crée Debussy sont mystique et plein d'un esprit qui est tout simplement la beauté de la nature.

Horacio Parenti

Debussy era ateo. Si fue mìstico lo fue como pagano.

Valeria Rushiti

5y↑5

When we listen to ti certain types of music or soak our eyes with paintings or fill our lungs with poems, it all begins to blend and run through us , quietly becoming part of our blood , flesh and bones. We always carry the art we have loved .

AngryEagle2001

12y↑1

Awesome music one of my favourite classical pieces ever!!!

Correia Lilia

Absolument magique, après que ce soit fini on reste encore sous le charme, merci beaucoup ..... obrigada.

Cosmos Raccoons

3y↑1

Bravo, bravo, bravo, Claude Debussy!!!

Francisco Ferrer Galiana

Que belleza de imágenes y música. Maravilloso..¡¡

ingahamburg

12y

this piece of art is so beautiful, weve discussed it in my music class, but i didnt get to listen to the whole song. this is incredible.. :)

tubelover413

11y

The posted pictures as well as the music are so beautiful and impressive. The prelude was performed in the ballet style for the first time in Paris on May 29th (TODAY), 1912. Thank you for the posting.

Dmitri Veremeenko

5y↑2

Greatly played!

Harry Lande

9y↑87

I love the music of Debussy. I visited his grave in Passy cemetery in Paris on Sunday May 3.

Some YouTube user

3y↑1

@rrpd dufour he said:...
cause debussy is DEAD

rrpd dufour

4y↑1

what did he say

Philippe Barbé

6y↑2

me too.... and special trip with my flutist daughter who was 5 at the time. Wonderful memory. Paris is full of great meaningful graves but there is a special elegance with his grave. A place to visit (Not famous Père-Lachaise) but still a wonderful cemetery full of surprises and a few block from Trocadero. So: a beautiful part of Paris

Random Melody

5y↑3

6:09-7:02 is my favorite part. So melodious and passionate...

Tom Nihiski

10y↑4

one of the most beautiful and moving pieces of music I know ... thanks for the beautiful best fitting images :-)

Bien écrire - Katia Nugnes

Merci de me remémorer cette belle musique. En plus, les tableaux aident à se mettre dans l'ambiance !

Cleusa Santos

5y↑1

Maravilhosa e transcendental

Michel RONVAUX

8y↑7

Musique extraordinaire et, du reste, ce morceau est de loin mon préféré. Je n'aime pas trop le jazz et pourtant il y a dans cette œuvre des connotations indiscutables.

Ah ! Je dormais bien

3y↑1

@Better future Dans la musique de Debussy en général

Better future

6y↑1

Michel RONVAUX un peu de Gerswhin ...

Renato Cetr

Bela música clássica.

Choi Peach

4y↑1

I feel even honored to listen to and see these masterpieces absolutely beautiful thanks from the heart

Klyde

When i listen to these classical musics i feel this thing on my neck that i cant describe and love it. This song over here makes me feel like im in nature all of a sudden.

bibilovesabina

13y

Very beautiful, at school I'm learning about art during and after the second world war, and I now get to know such interessting music pieces wich are totally new to me! Thank you for uploading it!

moonistar 月星 ☆

Ah yes, this music is very magically and wonderful. This is masterpiece

Ana Cláudia Nunes

Sonoridade gostosa de ouvir ...

TheDevouchka

11y↑2

Sublime! Merci pour cette succession exceptionnelle de peintures magnifiques! De France, Sigrid

Adrylechauve

a la base c'est la musique qu'il faut ecouter la peinture on s'en fiche

Alice Alván

4y↑4

I deeply love this song

Dario Duarte

It is beautiful work!

Fábio Pellegatti

Every form of art is food for the soul. This video left me satisfied like a faun in the afternoon...

Jingru An

3y↑1

Il faut en effet écouter cette pièce en lisant le poème de Stéphane Mallarmé, celui qui a inspiré Debussy à cette création.

silvio napoli

5y↑3

Thanks very much for this Masterpiece. I knew this Theme only because a 1974 LP of the brazilian keyboardist Eumir Deodato iwho covered this Theme in a personal way

Patrick Ravier

4y↑1

Grazie, found on YT, interesting !

Fanny G

11y↑2

I'm seeing it live in a week, it's gonna be brilliant !

Paul Richardson

5y↑2

this best piece of music i have heard, wrote in the whole tone scale of the chart

Julie E

3y↑1

Oh my fucking god this song does things to me in parts of my body I wasn't even aware existed, every single time. It has such a hypnotic power on me.

Büşra

7y↑2

Omg! That's magnificent! 😍

NicoSepu

3y↑3

I've listened claude debussy's music for many years. However, I started to understand his music not a few time ago.

stefanobudicin

13y

Extremely beautiful!!

bibilovesabina

13y

Very beautiful, at school I'm learning about art after the second world war, and I now get to know such interessting music pieces wich are totally new to me! Thank you for uploading it!