Debussy Arabesque No.1 - Paul Barton FEURICH 218 piano
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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How the left dreams while the right sings. A perfect piece, deserving of such a perfect performance
It's wonderful
melody is king, that's what defines the "clarity" aspect in the ethereal reverie piece
I was literally thinking the same
me dreaming: 2:55
I thought this was a political joke for a second
i don't know why it's weirdly satisfying to watch your fingers move across the keyboard, it's almost like a ballerina dancing.
+Alex Coreable LOL
WTF
almost like an arabesque
+Sam K woah have i just realized. Debussy named this arabesque because your finger when you play it look like they are doing an arabesque! Thank you for this wonderful interpretation :D
No, that's not the reasoning for any of his songs' names. This song is called "Arabesque No. 1" because it is an arabesque (An ornately decorative classical composition). Think of it like L.W. Beethoven titling his symphonies "Symphony No. 1", "Symphony No. 2", and so on.
This is probably the best rendition of Arabesque No.1 I've heard, better than lots of these other pros.
Sorry I gotta disagree. It's not bad per se and you can chose it as your favourite but it's not really better than "lots of pros". There are some mistakes in there and I don't like how he interpreted some parts. I mean that I don't like the interpretation is kind of my opinion, you can defend him from that.
But you can't defend the fact that he played some eighth notes like quarters with the right hand at 0:48 for example. Even if that part was poco mosso (it isn't) it's just too much of an interpretation and imo simply wrong. He does such mistakes way too often.
It was not dreamy enough and he tried to be dreamy at the wrong parts. It's overall not as pleasant as it should be.
I know I'm nitpicking but you gotta praise people like that only when they deserve it.
+hellschatt You're probably right, and probably a better pianist than I am, but it's all subjective I suppose. Although I've heard of a few other very good renditions, this is one of my favorites. All the technical terms and techniques matter to certain elitists but I just go by the way it makes me feel when I hear the music, perhaps I don't appreciate it the the level that you do but that's the beauty of music right? it can appeal to the masses at every level and the level of their ability. Cheers!
hellschatt you are probably an expert, but the way he plays this piece compared to others is just different. Can't you hear it? It has a feel to it that I just don't get while listening to others
Let's hear your version.
James Galante en
I wish my Yamaha YDP-142 could sound as warm and inviting as a grand piano
Also, how could anyone legitimately dislike this video?
haters,dislike trolls and just plain out assholes
I wish my Yamaha Clavinova CVP-601 sounded as nice when I play this piece
I wish I sounded like him.......
I used to have a Yamaha, but the sticker fell off and I now have an “ amaha”
I'm going to play this for my next recital and make everyone cry...
I hope you do well!
MrMegaMeteorXD I'm going to try to
Cry at how bad you are...
-Im sorry but i had to say that joke.. XD-
The sad part is that I messed up twice...
ooo where that sucks
it took me 4 months to perfect this piece...but then NO
its not perfect at all... and that I would sometimes tell my self "What would Paul do?"
Don't worry it took me a whole year to master Fur Elise
Daniel Antat YIKES BRO jk it took me like 6 months because that was my first piece (damn that was dumb)
Lol 1 month for me hardest part is the last page in my opinion
Just the true 🥺
@@yeah2152 epic moment
This is the best way I’ve ever heard this piece played. It literally brought tears to my eyes which even surprised me. Usually, I hear a lot of pros play with too much expression which sounds too intense. This way, however, sounds so much more calm and pleasing to listen to. I don’t have a piano since we’re moving houses, and this just made the wait much better. Sincerely, thank you for such lovely playing!
That is very amazing Mr. Paul, aside the fact that you played it brilliantly as always, I was thinking to myself "why haven't you uploaded a video of you playing this beautiful piece yet?". The next thing, you already have. Now I can learn how to play this piece with the proper technique, thanks to you. Isn't that great? Best of regards from Egypt, for you and your family.
+Khalid Ragy thanks Khalid for your good wishes for my family -- very glad to know you like the piece. i wish you well with it and all you are doing -- Paul.
+Paul Barton perfect and true Debusy interpretation, thanks for posting
It is really good is't it how people are playing such wonderful pieces of music
Did you learn this piece. It’s been 7 years imma bit curious.
It has been now 8 years that I'm playing the piano and I always have the feeling that I'm not playing "clean" , It's not as fluid and emotional as other people... I wish one day I could play perfectly like you. I'd love to see you play "doctor gradus ad parnassum" by Debussy as well , sorry if I did mistakes , I'm from France :)
I feel the same, I've been playing for about 8 years too and I always thought I could be more clean and consistent.
+asia321999 In this piece specifically, you have to know when to press the pedal. I would recommend listening to this recording and writing down when the pedal is lifted on your sheet of music. I always mark pedal lifts with a capital L above the note where I have to lift the pedal. Also, practise getting your notes more even. Each note value should last for exactly the same length of time - this is the hardest part of learning piano, especially when you get to the faster notes, so a lot of time may be required to build finger and wrist strength.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience One of the most important things you need to do to get clean playing, is practice the piece without pedal (no matter how weird it sounds). And also pay attention to each separate note and the phrasing. A lot of times people play trills and similar quick movements and they smear the notes together, you have to play each individual note cleanly. I still struggle with phrasing but I know its important.
i wouldnt say, I play 100% clean and consistent, but people always tell me I have a very good touch and feel, while playing the piano.
For me one of the biggest factor was, when I learned to play with only the weight of my fingers, instead of really "pushing" the key.
Its hard to explain via a youtube comment, but today I just spread my fingers but play with my "whole hand".
It really pushed me towards the next level and a lot of pieces I played years ago, I play siginificantly better due to this technique.
Because you're too TECHNICAL!!!! You have to FEEEL the music. Instead of worrying if you're going to make mistake. Songs just become muscle memory after a while so DONT WORRY ABOUT IT AND JUST PLAY IT.
The section where the right hand is doing triplets and the left is doing eight notes just kills me haha. I’ve been working so hard at it but it’s verrrrrry difficult to do it properly
So have I haha. Took me about 4-5 weeks of continuous practice and once a week lessons to start getting it down. You can do it for sure
@@nicholaslee6286 I finally got it too! Started so slow and was just relentless with the pattern
practice slowly dividing the pattern into a six count (triplet on 1,3,5 and duple on 1, 4) then go slow till you get it.
What helped me was it would always go, right hand, left hand, right hand, then together and repeat through the triplets
divide into six beats, count 1 skip 2 and 3 skip where no notes are played on the skips, 1 played both hands, 2 right and both, 3 right, best description I've seen is on UA-cam Josh Lane play 2 vs 3 rhythm Debussy Arabesque, chart about 2:56
Is this the man who plays for elephants in Thailand?
My favorite piano 'tester'. Covers nearly the entire range (both notes and tempo) nicely which makes this the song of choice whenever I see a piano.
Great idea
bruh, this shit go HARD my nigga, damn, soothes my gotdam soul fam. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌👌😤😤😤
Fla Migo *mah nigga 😂😂😂😂
real shit dude this nigga debussy on some next level shit this song BANGS 🔥🔥🔥
Fla Migo you are very disrespectful
All_Games And_More fuck off 😂
Carlosmp20 Lol
I wish to be able to play like you someday. This is so beautiful.
Emiliano A. just practise :)) i'm sure you will play like this, when you practise hard ,c:
If you work hard enough you will
So... Whats the update? Ahahhaha
Dont pressure him he's doing his best im sure 😘
Same, but we don’t have piano:(
I only use app version:(
My favorite classical piano sonata of all time - I still remember finding the sheet music for it in a little shop in Bielefeld, Germany in 1995. I broke down in tears standing there reading it when I got to my favorite part. I tried to learn it when I got back home, but didn't have the skills...thank you for performing it the way I remember it from a CD I bought sometime in the 80s.
I literally cannot get over how good the part at 1:23 sounds. It's better than any other interpretation that I have heard.
Honestly every time around 4:20 until the end i feel so emotional and sad but in a good way ...its so powerful
It's like something great is coming to an end. This entire piece is emotionally charged leaving you feeling like you have something, but still wanting.
Philip i feel exactly that way
It feels like...weed.
....Youre high
It’s perfect.
I literally sat in my room and just cried my eyes out because I was blown away by your talent, such raw emotion! Ive never been moved like that by anything, Thank you for all your handwork and dedication Mr. Barton! Best wishes
Why would you cry lol
OnlyMichaelJackson (Angel) i cried bc i’m getting over a breakup and this song reminded me of falling in love with her but now we’ve broken up, it’s not the piece but the feeling that the piece reminds you of. any good pianist should have the ability to move you in some way
@@graces1486 Your boyfriend may leave you but Debussy won't. (PS There are plenty of fish in the sea.)
during my spring recital for ballet, a group of girls did a dance to this song inspired by the famous painting of the girls in a dance studio and they wore white leotards with tutus and black sashes and it was really emotional because my favorite senior dancer who is extremely talented was in that dance and when they rehearsed it, everyone went quiet because it was so emotional and we all knew it was her last performance. the dance was simply beautiful and it almost moved me to tears. every time i hear this song now, i get to happy but sad. it’s pure melancholy but i absolutely love it. thank you
I have cried to this song. Not because of sadness but the beauty of melody and the emotion it brings. For me it is absolute bliss and peace. It makes me thing of water trickling down a glass window and parts of the song is a waterfall. Kool thing about music it can unlock imagination. Everyone interprets music differently.
Paul, you play beautifully, I mean, just exquisitely, and my God, the tone of that piano is just to die for!
To the 193 people that posted a Thumbs down. You clearly do not understand music. Period. This is a Masterpiece! Bravo!
They may not like the rendition
you've made me fall in love with debussy... thank u so much :;)
Me too, I love Debussy! Sometimes, all I could think about is Debussy!
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+Super Master
Always finish on Debach, never finish on Debussy !
Hi Paul. I was wondering if you could do a quick breakdown about the theory behind Debussy's music. I want to be able to play these pieces but I don't just want to know which notes to play, I want to understand them. Some sort of guidance along the lines of 'it's mostly arpeggios in the left hand, and playing around with the pentatonic / whole-note scale in the right hand' (but obviously in more detail) would be great. I've been looking for something like that for ages but can't find it anywhere. Since you seem to have a good grasp of his pieces and piano music in general I thought you'd be really well placed to help. Thanks, Sam.
Great idea!
Sam Reeve or you could ya know, play the piece as it's written, and if you don't know how to read sheet music, just look it up and have a musical dictionary handy when you're confused about terminology.
ThatsMyJam did u even read his comment
I would recommend searching "Debussy dissertation". I've often found great music analysis in reading a graduate student's dissertation.
I just finished learning this song today! I'm so excited and proud it's been a dream of mine for so long
La délicatesse et l’expressivité pour rendre toute la palette des sentiments qu’invoque ce merveilleux morceau !! Quel beau cadeau ! Merci
1:34 is one of the greatest moments in music history ever.
why
No
Yes
Who?
It is. Transition point.
Favorite Debussy piece. Probably best interpretation I’ve heard. Marvelous. I wish I could one day play this half as well as you do
May what ever God you choose continue to bless or rest aside your naturally nurtured talents to the rest of the world, for this performance is an absolute heart lifting perfection. Thank you so much for sharing this with all of us!
Yes maybe you could do some gospel music if you haven't already
Read the dynamics of the piece for the first time actually paying attention to everything... I feel very good that what I came up with myself for dynamics is very close to what actually showed on the sheet music :)
(Learned song through Rousseau :P)
But this is pretty much a perfect interpretation of exactly what's on the sheet music and I am very impressed. This is basically above pro level.
In my opinion, this and Rousseau are the best renditions out there.
Im currently learning this piece. it's challenging but so beautiful.
i just finished learning around 25% through 75% of the way through this piece- can confirm it’s absolutely worth the challenge. i honestly can’t describe the joy i felt when i finally got that portion down. i’m super excited to learn the rest, and for you to as well! you got this!
oh, this is so beautiful! I am an avid Chopin fan, but Debussy is stealing my heart. Love it!
It is an immensely beautiful piece, played very well.
It is so beautiful, like a ray of warm autumn sunlight, shining through a colorful tree...
...and after a light breeze all the colored leaves whirl around you.
This piece has a touch of melancholic nostalgia - it is pure beauty.
I wish we had great classical composers in our modern day. Alas, we can now only live with the remnants of past musicians.
Lwemon there are! Listen to alma deutscher her work is beautiful
wow I'm playing this insanely wrong lol
no one plays the piano like you and makes me feel like you do. you have a serious gift. there is so much emotion and care in both this piece and clair de lune, my two favorite pieces, and your renditions of both are my favorites. everything i'm feeling just makes so much sense when i listen to you play. thank you so much. i never thought i'd get so emotional listening to a piece.
I love how you can play extremely quickly, but you stay at a reasonable tempo for each piece you play. I've heard some recordings of this where the pianist was playing wayyy too quickly. Same thing with Rachmaninov's prelude in g minor.
Absolutely love your piano playing and interpretation...
So expressive, emotional and beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
Superb performance. Perfect tempo. No rush
2:36 landing on the G# instead of the usual F# has an unexplainable feeling
You left me floating in the air 🤗
I love you sir. You taught me clair de lune (never had formal lessons so waiting to learn to read notes and theory after I graduate medical school) so this Is going to be my new song to learn since I just finished Chopin' raindrop and discovered this. Really thank you it would be quite difficult to learn without watching you.
True and good luck to you! But I do say from personal experience and knowledge that the song would take a vast majority of your time! It is that difficult. But who am I to stop you right? So enjoy it☺️
I played for I think 7- 8 hrs straight for a few days this summer. Because it's too hard for me to not follow through trying to learn clair de lune hahaha. And I was too lazy to do anything else with my time . Thanks for the wishes!
np
It is so relaxing the piece of music so amazing
The polyrhythm of this piece killed me
4:27 My favorite part. 😍😍
I have to play this at a recital in 1 month! I love your dynamics, an inspiration
It wasn't until I started this piece that I realized I had never done a 2/3 polyrhythm before. It's funny because I'd done 3/4 plenty, but for some reason I can't remember ever being tested on 2/3. Weird huh.
You got to teach me! I have never been able to do 4 against 3 or 3 against 4,but I can do 2 against 3 really easy!
jackcarr45 Well if you already know 2 against 3 then I'd just try converting any 3 against 4 into a 3 against 2 and only playing every other note in the right hand - using the correct fingering of course. If one of the notes is a thumb crossing for example then you would play it like that in the practice, but you would get really good at playing it as 3 against 2 and looking out for every other note, then you could just add in the in between notes and there you go. Try it and tell me if it works.
emlmm88 Thanks! I've just counted the beats and it seems like it'll work. I will keep you informed!
+emlmm88 Yep, it works! Thanks!
+jackcarr45 Awesome! I just sorta came up with that on the spot. Honestly a little surprised it was a success. Great to hear though.
*_A Vision_*
I keep looking at her; this stranger, sitting across from me...why?
My eyes keep wandering from my book to glance to the left to lay eyes upon her.
She looks preoccupied, so I don’t think she’ll notice, right?
...strange, I know. Me, being distracted from reading my stories. This is very strange, indeed...
The rickety bumping of the train only bubbles up my nervousness even more.
The velvet of the seat I'm sitting in is as red as my face; a deep red, which I try to hide with the cover of my book.
It suddenly feels like it’s only her and I on the train. My breath hitches as she shuffles a bit in her seat.
Who is she?
Something compels me to search for the answer, but it feels almost prohibited.
This train ride has only been 30 minutes, but just by looking at her makes me feel as if I’m committing a treacherous act.
Like I’m gazing upon the forbidden fruit of the garden of eden.
My heart is singing a song of longing. A hymn of curiosity and begging to discover;
I feel if I don’t uncover the truth about this woman of mysterious beauty, illuminated by the sunrise out the train window,
I may never see her again. If I do not reveal myself, she will fade away like a mirage…
...after all, she may as well be a vision. It’s so early in the morning and the circumstances are so rare.
Is she really even there, sitting across from me, as I’m reading a fairytale, a work of fiction?
...maybe I, myself, am in a fairytale.
Maybe I am on a train to a nighted caim, somewhere hidden away.
Maybe I am the humble traveler in this tale,
And she is an enchantress.
I suppose I’ll never know, though.
The ricketing has stopped with a foggy woosh of engine steam.
The woman arises from her velvet seat, as she practically glides across the walkway and into the opened iron door, into the steam.
I stood from my seat to get one last desperate glance at her, but then, as mysteriously as she arrived, she was gone with the smoke.
*_~ a.a._*
I am learning this piece, but I just wish I could play it as well as you do!
I have played this piece for many many years (although not nearly as good as you) and have listened to countless interpretations, and this is my favorite. I still remember when I was a boy and my piano teacher Mrs. Walker who has long since passed first introduced me to Debussy and I learned Claire de Lune first. Amazing.
I’ve been looking for a piece that can help me prepare for Clair de lune , which I am planning to learn next year most likely. I follow no grade level unlike other people, but I play at a high enough level to play Chopin waltzes and Bach inventions. I understand this piece is very different compared to those pieces, but could anybody tell me if you think I might be pushing myself a little too hard by learning this? Any responses would be appreciated!
I’ve been learning this piece for about three months and just completed it . The Corona Virus isolation spent at home was of value. Now it’s just a matter of practicing it over and over. Like Clair deLune (which I learned last year) I never get tired of playing. I play a Yamaha digital stage piano so it’s fortunate to practice early or late with a good quality Bose headset. I read music but it takes awhile. Using the different instrument (string etc.) modes takes the monotony out of practicing. Both pieces are about the same level in my opinion...you can do it!
Ok thanks! I’m already stuck on the 6th measure (3 against 2) but I know it probably one of the toughest parts you need to learn. How long did it take for you to get down the 3 against 2 part? Right now it feels so difficult, but that’s what they all say it feels like in the beginning.
Even though I'm self taught I know how to play this piece all the way through. It took me around 4 months to finish it though ,but it was worth it.
beautiful!!!!!i can't believe you are an artist and painting ...how old when you start to learn piano>?
I love Clair De Lune but now Arabesque no.1 tops my list of Debussy pieces
ARABESQUE is perhaps the most ethereal piece of music ever composed.🙂
Much like Chopin and his music,, I still don't comprehend how someone can create such beauty as this. I'm a pianist who composes pieces as well and still it blows my mind.
I’m a junior in high school and have been playing piano since first grade and I’m going to end my senior year with this song
One of my graduation pieces. Thank you for such a sweet reminder ❤️
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today 😘😘🥰?
I listened to this while I was pooping, thank you for the best poop of my life.
I love that everytime I’m looking to find a new song to play theres always a beautiful video youve done already 🥰
My favourite version so far. I like that it's not too fast.
can this be played by an amateur pianist? I'm probably playing easier songs normally ( Yann Tiersen, Einaudi etc). Which should be the starting point to learn this? :) Any advice would be appreciated.
I think you should give it a try. I play pieces like moonlight sonata no. 1(probably same level as the songs you play) and its going fairly well for me. The polyrithms are a thing though, i got stuck on them for a while, but can play them well now. Paul has a tutorial on this piece too, check it out. Should make it lots easier.
Very long comment... But i hope your going to give this a try, because this piece is beautiful.
Sry bout the english
Rose • thank you very much for your time! I also was able to play moonlight sonata fairly easy! You gave me some confidence now, I think I’ll just blindly print the sheet and give it a try. If you say it s doable, maybe I ll be able to at least get along with it. I wish you a lovely day :)
@@tudor33good luck man! And a good day
AHHHHHH THIS IS SO GOOD I LOVE IT SO MUCH GREAT JOB
This is a fantastic interpretation and beautifully played.
this .. is tempo
The most beautiful music of all time....
polychronio You might be right about that. What an amazing piece of music. I’m in awe every time I hear it played.
I have heard some very good renditions of Debussy's Arabesque No. 1, but I love this rendition very much because it is not only played superbly but it is slower so we enjoy this piece longer, which works very well here.
this rendition gives an amazing, nostalgic sensation others can not replicate. always will be my favorite.
Quelle pièce magique
Ive been working on this piece for about 2 months now and have almost got it down, i just still have trouble with the part at 0:51 where your right hand is playing quarters over triplets. Learning this piece really is a journey worth taking.
this really tugged at my heart. thank you for playing so beautifully, hearing this really made my day.
You piano is beautiful. Have been learning arabesque for a while now appreciate the videos ❤️
You are such a talented pianist, and your recordings are some of the best on UA-cam. I absolutely love your channel!!
Barton plays everything very clean , impeccable technique, he is indeed a maestro, and I admire and respect him.
This is one of my fave pieces ever you play it so perfectly its amazing
I've only been taking lessons for 8 months...should I even waste my time trying to attempt this beautiful piece ?
C7 Z Playing any piece worth learning is going to take time, so if you feel confident in your ability, go ahead.
C7 Z
Yeah
It’s quite a difficult piece, I’d suggest starting on a completely different composer and Debussy has mostly difficult, advanced pieces offered.
Go ahead! Work!
I was able to play most of Asturias (a spanish piece) which was technically a level 7 piece I think with about one to two months of practice. It took much longer to make it performance flawless and complete and i'm no wizard, but given enough work you can make it happen.
Thank you so much! This gives me confidence to learn this song by myself.
I can’t get the timing for the left hand down at 0:20 😭 I can always do the right hand, but it’s like my left hand has turned into a foot 😭 (id get sheet music but I can’t read it. I’ve played piano by ear for six years but can’t read music, and my left hand won’t listen to me😑)
Arianna Harrup the left hand is 8th notes over 8th note triplets on the right hand. This is where playing by ear doesn’t help at all. Learn to read music it helps A LOT
I like the Feurich piano very much. It has a wonderful tone. Years ago I visited R. Kassman in SF which was one of the main distributors in the USA. He ended up in a dispute with them because he was selling them above list. I am somewhat sad i didn't buy the beautiful veneer finish one. This was before their financial hardships. I hope that Feurich and other boutique piano companies can survive this electronic phase. There is something wonderful about a 100 year old wooden technology.
i LOVE this piece! it sounds so beautiful
I appreciate y'all for having such excellent taste in music. Y'all got beautiful minds!
Thank you for existing, Sir Paul Barton!
I feel like...If you were flying a kite your right hand would be keeping ground while the left floats... you are quite a performer...thank you so so much...🎶☀️
I’m back here again. I comeback often just because your piano playing inspires me a lot. Sometimes I want to unlike the video just so I can like it again. I hope you play more Debussy! 💕🌻
H E R M O S O ! ! ! !
Saludos, from Buenos Aires
I listen to this song all day every day while I study :D
Magical
How'd you make it look so easy
YES YES I SEARCH THIS MUSIC SINCE ONE MONTH, IM SO HAPPY, I WILL CRY
Truly Debussyean! And such beautiful hands. Thank you for this and the Clair de Lune.
I've found a few piano players here on UA-cam that are great to watch. Obviously, audio quality is first, but then being able to actually see their hands is something I look for also. This video has both. It's so frustrating to find someone who can play great, but has horrible audio.
Great job! You just earned another sub!
I first heard this song on Jack Horkheimer’s astronomy show back in the mid 1980s. I fell in love with this song then.
please people... it's not about the piano, the incredible thing here is the pianist! thank you Paul, this is beautiful 💙
WHO'S CHOPIN ONIONS (see what I did there)
wrong composer
If the flaw in the joke wasn't pointed out by the genius above me i would of never known.
HueNost touché
Zanetta Charissa i have a lizst of culprits
Good but unusual pun
Wow. Possibly my favorite interpretation I've heard, and incredibly helpful! Thank you so much for the upload!
Bravo, Paul Barton! Thanks for that. So many pianists tend to take this music too fast and miss much of what is there. Your performance is wonderful!
That is true
This is the most amazing Arabesque performance I have ever heard!!! Perfectly 👏👏👏
The fingers are like ballet dancers, so beautiful moving from one scale to another.
Ahhhhh!: Like raindrops falling on a warm, springy day. You are taking a walk, and the rain falls on you, yet you are not miserable in anyway. This is what this melody makes me think of.
To me it's more like... I'm somewhere dark, floating, perhaps the stars surround me, their dim and distant light, and a purple cloud is embracing and bringing me the smells, the sounds and the dreamy images of things I lived in a different life... I'm far away for earthly stuff but at the same I'm connected to the sky and the elements... The earth where I come from... The fire that I expel... The water that I look for... And the air that guides me...
Please play the second arabesque.
Bravo !
Que perfección, es bellísimo.
Great playing, can you please do debussy's reverie and clair de lune again?