Debussy: Complete Music for Piano Duo (Full Album)

[@BrilliantClassics]

00:00:00 Symphonie: Allegro 00:09:54 Andante cantabile 00:18:27 Diane: Ouverture 00:25:20 Le triomphe de Bacchus: Suite d’Orchestre: I. Divertissement 00:28:59 Le triomphe de Bacchus: Suite d’Orchestre: II. Andante 00:32:29 Le triomphe de Bacchus: Suite d’Orchestre: IV. Marche et Bacchanale: (fragment A) 00:33:39 Le triomphe de Bacchus: Suite d’Orchestre: IV. Marche et Bacchanale: (fragment B) 00:38:17 Intermezzo 00:42:49 Première Suite d’Orchestre: I. Fête 00:48:49 Première Suite d’Orchestre: II. Ballet 00:53:22 Première Suite d’Orchestre: III. Rêve 01:01:47 Première Suite d’Orchestre: IV. Cortège et Bacchanale 01:10:47 Divertissement 01:22:46 L’Enfant prodigue: Scène lyrique, three excerpts: I. Prélude 01:25:21 L’Enfant prodigue: Scène lyrique, three excerpts: II. Cortège - III. Air de danse 01:29:36 Printemps: Suite symphonique: I. Très modéré 01:39:54 Printemps: Suite symphonique: II. Modéré 01:47:45 Petite Suite: I. En bateau 01:51:26 Petite Suite: II. Cortège 01:54:56 Petite Suite: III. Menuet 01:58:16 Petite Suite: IV. Ballet 02:01:38 Marche écossaise sur un Thème populaire: ‘The Earl of Ross March’ 02:09:09 Prélude à l’après-midi d’un Faune 02:19:36 Lindaraja 02:25:54 La Mer: Trois Esquisses symphoniques: I. De l’Aube à midi sur la Mer 02:34:40 La Mer: Trois Esquisses symphoniques: II. Jeux de vagues 02:42:17 La Mer: Trois Esquisses symphoniques: III. Dialogue du Vent et de la Mer 02:50:25 Danses: I. Danse sacrée 02:55:23 Danses: II. Danse profane 03:00:33 Six Épigraphes antiques: I. Pour invoquer Pan, dieu du Vent d’été 03:03:00 Six Épigraphes antiques: II. Pour un Tombeau sans Nom 03:06:55 Six Épigraphes antiques: III. Pour que la Nuit soit propice 03:09:18 Six Épigraphes antiques: IV. Pour la Danseuse aux crotales 03:11:53 Six Épigraphes antiques: V. Pour l’Égyptienne 03:15:03 Six Épigraphes antiques: VI. Pour remercier la Pluie au matin 03:17:15 En blanc et noir: I. Avec emportement 03:21:42 En blanc et noir: II. Lent, sombre 03:29:22 En blanc et noir: III. Scherzando

[@Ollivier10x56]

thank you so much.

[@sultanhsu6532]

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[@jeffwatkins352]

Nice that they arranged the works in chronological order of composition, allowing us to trace Debussy's sonic evolution. Everything until L'Enfant prodigue is clearly working through late Romanticism towards his mature style. A friend of mine with whom I played duets wanted to attempt La Mer, but we never got to it much to my regret. Although it really was beyond our technical capabilities, so perhaps it was for the best. Lovely to hear this great recording. Apparently Debussy also drafted Printemps, Lindaraja, the Danses, and the Faune in duet versions before orchestrating. Wonder why he settled for solo drafts of Jeux and Boite a Joujou. Have to research that.

[@robertcohn8858]

Thank you, Brilliant Classics, for this relaxing and beautiful collection of Debussy piano works.

[@leoinsf]

Wow, what a treasure! Debussy's never-ending inventiveness is illustrated by these fabulous piano duos which I never even knew existed! Oh, yes! There were those established two-piano works which were recorded many times. Yes, there were those two-piano arrangements of so many of Debussy's masterpieces, but there were so many that were never recorded before that show Debussy's mastery and magnificent musical genius. As a pianist who studied many Debussy works, I would have liked to hear about some of these undiscovered treasures before I attempted some of his later works which were nail-bitingly hard for a young person. Thank you for giving us this review of Debussy's magnificence!!

[@vamp7812]

who asked

[@leoinsf]

@@vamp7812 Huh???

[@calvinzx1]

Manifique! Debussy. A brand new list to enjoy again. very Debussy but slightly different in style. Beautiful cover also. Such a gift when winter's coming Delightful !

[@estherbreslau6075]

I love Debussy and was not aware of all of this 4hand music. It is a delightful performance. I feel as if Debussy himself would approve of the artistry in this recording,

[@StripeRich]

I hereby firmly resolve NEVER to patronize any advertiser who interrupts a track. You got that, Invokana?

[@tonylogan4092]

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[@kurtkaufman]

Might be of interest to some: The version of Printemps performed here is the first of two versions that exist. The second is an arrangement of the (later) version orchestrated and revised (with Debussy's oversight and approval) by Henri Büsser. In the second version the composition was tightened up (in my opinion, of course), with some phrase repetitions and small sections removed (for instance, at 01.47.04 to about 01.47.14). Note: In this collection, "Piano Duo" apparently includes works for both single-piano-4-hands as well as two-piano works. Nice performances, and it's generous of the performers/publishers to have made them available.

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[@badassbeats9889]

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[@themusicbox6767]

Another excellent one. I can’t get enough of your content! Time to make some music myself. 🎷💝💔💕🎺

[@duduonyu5810]

Absolutely excellent!! Thank you!!

[@pauloludwig7672]

A harmonia e a sensibilidade, intuindo Debussy!

[@julioperezleiva2600]

Sencillamente encantador, gracias por permitir acceder a esta belleza imaginativa sonora.

[@MatheusSilva-mk5fc]

Debussy is gold

[@wsc1955]

I've never knew some of these even existed!

[@gerardocastillo1631]

Just marvellous, thanks for sharing!!

[@jgamez5023]

This is wonderful, thank you !

[@cristinacoutoelias7620]

Sutis melodias, lindas harmonias!! ❤💐🥰😘

[@themasterpieces9185]

Wonderful . Thank you

[@onewhojesussaved]

Can we call his work elegant disorder? Must be why l like it so much, now that I'm 66, wow one of them seniors. It's not like all that romantic schlup and oh, the epic classical- no, give me what for me is reality music, to go with me on down the remaining road. Rock on, Claude.

[@lauracaruso2524]

Lovely. Thank you for sharing. A few less commercials, though.

[@alexisdanielvaneskeheian2127]

¡Muchas gracias por esta maravilla!

Love all of your posts, keep finding myself coming back. Only problem is I should be spending that time working on my own music! I wish you much continued success!

[@thewanderingcomposer2589]

Wow! What a fantastic upload! Going to get back to pursuing my own dreams from all the inspiration. 😮

[@taza55]

ALL THESE WERE WRITTEN BY DEBUSSY HIMSELF?, THE TRANSCRIPTIONS? What a work...!!!

[@ママ-y9m8j]

🥀🕊Beutiful music love🕊🥀

[@GuidoMallardi]

"00:00:00 Symphonie: Allegro" there's lot of Brahms in it!

[@miriamkreskociova1810]

Prekrásne ❤️

[@Zhujiayi7]

brilliant

[@柳瀬宏-e4u]

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[@LL-bl8hd]

Interesting to hear "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" around 3:25:00. Is this hymn well known in France? Was Debussy religious?

[@bengibson9396]

Debussy was not religious, but he greatly experimented with what had been done before him. The hymn was originally written by Luther, and is therefore well-known in many languages, usually to the same tune. Many composers (Bach, Handel, Pachbel, Mendelssohn, etc) adapted the melody to their own style, but I must admit Debussy's is so "Debussy" I hadn't even noticed it was in there until you pointed it out! Thanks! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Mighty_Fortress_Is_Our_God#Compositions_based_on_the_hymn

[@xavierdumange1233]

Vu les titres que Debussy a donné à ses magnifiques œuvres qui rendent hommage à la déesse Diane, au dieu Pan, au dieu Bacchus/Dionysos, aux faunes; je dirai qu'il était plutôt dans les traditions spirituelles originelles

[@juanmaMCMLXXXII]

​@@xavierdumange1233I think that those titles are more related to the evocation of the past, some kind of atmosphere and poetry, than to actual worshipping of those greek gods. But maybe I'm misunderstanding your answer and I'm telling you things that you already knew 😊 By the way, Debussy wasn't a religious person and the use of the choral melody is a sort of homage to a friend who was killed in the war (as far as I know)

[@ajloricco693]

thanks for uploading!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

It isn't possible to wish for any more performance ！ It is the best music that shakes person,s soul . How much influence does this music have on your heart ？

[@stravinskyfan]

You are literally everywhere... Debussy means everything to me. His music is my escape from this imperfect reality.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@stravinskyfan Thankyou I feel as if my soul is being sucked away in Debussy‘s music. The comfort of Debussy‘s music is irreplaceable Hang in there

[@mariotoledo3481]

La mer is my favourite

[@IrishEyes208]

Left in frustration after two ad interruptions in the middle of a track. Came back to leave a comment as to why I stopped watching this video. Unfortunate.

[@alejosacristan7730]

Cheryl, Cheryl; an adult woman! Put ad blocker and forget ads!!

[@danasheys9300]

I just srarted listening to this. Going to shut it off before i see first add.. thanks for 5he warning

[@penelopewhite5074]

Ca c'est Debussey? Je jamais pas ecoute lui ecrie comme ca: C'est Brahms plus ou Listz plus.

[@oussamagatsby1899]

It's what i noticed as well. It doesn't sound that debussy.

[@omerresnikoff3565]

Du départ jusqu'à ce que "L’Enfant prodigue" sonne plus classique parce que ce sont ses premières̉ œuvres. Mais son style est perceptible dans "La Petite Suite" et "La Mer" (excusez mes erreurs de grammaire)

[@theopaopa1]

joya

[@krauseyuan430]

What’s the album cover photo original from?

[@joshuagunderson6593]

Bussin

[@jeremydarrow3253]

What ever happened to Debussy L'sle Joyeuse?

[@kurtkaufman]

That's a work for solo performer.

[@dm7dm7]

5:57 Rachmaninoff?

[@pianiste1000]

DO YOU ALSO HEAR THAT ? LA MER (part I) = GAMELAN MUSIC !

[@healingmusic6239]

а исполняет кто?

[@BrilliantClassics]

Marco Rapetti and Massimiliano Damerini

[@healingmusic6239]

@@BrilliantClassics thanks

[@gloriairmagonzaleztrevino5764]

Kaiser

[@linobanca785]

Esecuzionebenfatta

[@MrRailden]

Debussy's usually great but man, sometimes he's hitting random keys on the piano or entering an endless transition

[@omerresnikoff3565]

Well, Debussy was developing a very personal style that involves a lot of dissonances and polytonal music. As a matter of fact, you can hear in many of his compossitions some early approaches to Jazz music. I think that where all of these new and uncommon techniques are more noticible is in his Études, but I doubt there's any randomness in his music; or, at least I prefer to think he's incomprehended, even today

[@lucentekids6805]

He had a personal composing style and a reason for every note. Every composer has an odd choice or two somewhere.

[@kristiecobb5399]

Beautiful! Thank you 😊 💓