Claude Debussy: Ibéria, Images pour orchestre II (1912)

[@harrylande9540]

I love Debussy's music. I have seen his grave in Passy cemetery in Paris and said a prayer for him.

[@riffraftmusic8669]

Hmm... He's dead... yet he is still teaching me and bringing joy to millions (if not billions)...

[@davidecirillo9675]

10:38 - 10:43 five seconds of pure bliss

[@lukapisacic7707]

This whole piece is a pure bliss. 🙂

[@ruslan.denshaev]

Yes! One of my favorite spots too. So much concentrated expression.

[@pobinr]

"Debussy, The man to whom we owe the most" Stravinsky
I'm inclined to agree. Only get a Debussy every century or so. Will we ever get another?
Transports me to realms of ecstacy like no other

[@docbailey3265]

He’s one of the few reasons the aliens haven’t destroyed us yet, the others being Bach, Stravinsky, and Karen Carpenter.

[@davidrehak3539]

Claude Debussy:Ibéria
1. Par les rues et par les chemins. (Utcákon, utakon,Piúttosto vivace) 00:00
2.Les parfums de la nuit. (Az éjszaka illatai,Lento e riverente) 07:00
3.Le matin d'un jour de fete. (Ünnepnap reggele, In un ritmo di camminata distante, attento e gioioso) 14:24
Londoni Szimfonikus Zenekar
Vezényel:Claudio Abbado

[@coteobscur.]

Lunatic - Civilisé 7:52-8:02

[@jean-angeloitaliano7093]

Quel sample de dingue

[@Horaciowild1]

Love this Debussy ❤

[@paulamrod537]

This excites me even more than the Images 1

[@lstoryrecords_]

This is amazing

[@benclarke4075]

3:16 AMEB Trumpet grade 7 list D excerpt

[@benjaminkay4111]

Cris Prolific ❤

[@BrendanCalliesComposer]

Ugh 10:25 gets me every time

[@musik350]

Very much Albeniz.

[@MAXthespicyvideomachine]

5:03 Tourette’s Guy

[@ocularzombie6679]

5:12

[@wesselin1]

Why the piano score when you bring the full orchestra?

[@pacom.8815]

It's much easier to follow the score in the piano reduction; the orchestral score makes it very hard to understand and takes much longer to edit!

[@MorganHayes_Composer.Pianist]

@@pacom.8815 i definitely welcome seeing the 2 piano score.

[@user-hd7ej9om1u]

Siema przymierzaki!

[@olivierdrouin2701]

1912 ? Non , 1908 .