(2025) Debussy, Nielsen, Say, Barber - Ensemble Astera id_qobuz:https://www.qobuz.com/ch-fr/album/debussy-nielsen-say-barber-ensemble-astera/lp6a4bp6oh7ba Musicologist Pieter Dirksen considers this

Musicologist Pieter Dirksen considers this work

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Dans l'Opus 33 du Danois

it hints at both emanating light and at the overwhelming sense of the unknown

(2025) Debussy, Nielsen, Say, Barber - Ensemble Astera id_qobuz:https://www.qobuz.com/ch-fr/album/debussy-nielsen-say-barber-ensemble-astera/lp6a4bp6oh7ba Musicologist Pieter Dirksen considers thisRead reviews Claude Debussy (18621918) always had a fondness for four hand and two piano writing, a quality that seems to underlie his orchestral compositions[1]. Perhaps this is precisely what makes his work for two pianos so suitable for transcription: the Petite Suite, with its rich sonorities, was arranged for orchestra by Henri Bsser and for wind quintet by Gordon Davies. Young Claude Debussy was recognised early on for his musical talent and was