Debussy – Arabesque

Debussy – Arabesque

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Listen to:

  1. Claude Debussy – Clair de Lune
  2. Debussy – La fille aux cheveux de lin
  3. Franz Liszt – Don Juan Paraphrase Part 2
  4. Bach – BWV 989 Variation no. 3
  5. Bach – BWV 989 Variation no. 2
  6. Schumann – Kinderszenen – Childhood
  7. Chopin – Valse de L’adieu
  8. Bach – BWV 846 Prelude

57 Responses to “Debussy – Arabesque”

  1. tom says:

    I love the first theme in this piece. It gives me the feeling I get when looking at the stars.
    Probably because it was used in this old star gazing show http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JEMWN8SKJg
    I would be up late studying and this song would pore into my poor sleep deprived brain and it’s SO beautiful. It really taps emotions unavailable to me in everyday life.

  2. marisela says:

    beautifull

  3. Julliet Debussey says:

    I picture myself in some modest, sensible period costume (I am feeling very Jane Austen). I’m taking in the country estate’s air and feeling quite content. The sun is rising, there is a slight chill in the air. Of course, a charming man is filling my thoughts. I smile as I walk back to the grand home. Mr. Charming arrives at the house just as I do. We just sort of look at each other like we have some sort of secret that we just won’t tell anyone else.

  4. Butterfly says:

    It is so relaxing to hear this, just let’s you bath in the softness

  5. Bill says:

    I love impressionistic music, and art. Debussy is just a wonderful composer.

  6. Violinplayer89 says:

    I find it amazing that some of the most amazing composers with the most beautiful pieces have some of the most interesting and frowned upon influences. Debussy is one of my very favorite composers and this piece is a prime example of this, but really, I’m amazed by the things he pulled out of thin air and put on paper while under the influence of Opium!

  7. Jackie says:

    Good thing a work for singers is a “song” and a work for an instrument/instruments is a “piece”. A bit fast for my taste.

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