What is your favorite Debussy piece? 00:00 Clair de lune 05:32 Arabesques No. 1 10:31 Rêverie 16:12 La fille aux cheveux de lin 18:53 Pagodes 25:09 Reflets dans l'eau 30:42 Sarabande 36:03 Prélude 41:26 Serenade for the Doll 44:29 Bruyères: Calme 47:31 La cathédrale engloutie 54:39 Arabesques No. 2 58:11 Passepied
@@tomaszczapiewski3359 Same opinion here, but unfortunately I don't play piano or any instrument except bugle (which isn't a real one). But maybe for the end of my happy days I would learn piano and those lovely songs !
@@camisfr wish you good luck and all the best :) at least you have a great taste in music :) PS: they are not songs, but pieces ;) have a nice evening.
I am from a family of humble means. In the middle 1960's my parents found a way for me to have piano lessons from a beautiful lady who had studied at the Sorbonne. This was the first piece she introduced me to in my first year. She would give my lesson and then would play a piece, sitting in huge antique wicker chairs with floral chintz pillows, the sun shining through the organza sheer draperies of the many windows of her solarium/studio. I loved Miss Goldie Shiflet and rhank God for the sacrifices my parents made to give me that love of a culture unlike that of where I originated.
... and thank you în turn for sharing the intricacies of this your cultural/ spiritual moment of initiation. In ways oftentimes unbeknownst to us, to a vast majority of us, these things change us to the core, open us up to fascinating as surprising perceptions and understandings of life as it surrounds us. And in cases such as own one, that i know, the realization of it came so unbelievably late in life, I'll have to say... Enjoy the blessings, dare I wish you.
Beautiful comment! My mother's dear sister, my Aunt Ky - for many years, paid for my seat in the audience for our local symphony productions. We attended together. Starting in my late 30's for about 15 years, I gained a knowledge of symphony music. What an amazing education that was for me and in mid life!
The beauty of this sound is truly remarkable. To the kind soul who is taking the time to read this comment, I extend my most sincere and heartfelt wishes for a life filled with boundless success, robust health, an abundance of love, and unwavering happiness. May your journey be marked by countless achievements, enduring well-being, profound affection, and unending joy!
May the kindness, the generosity, the faith, the courage and confidence that imbue your good wishes, always dwell in your heart and your mind! May the spring from which they flow out always nourish and refresh your soul! Thank you!
Clair de Lune takes me back to Normandy in the 50s & early 60s when I was was young, walking back along a country road late at night with my Grandparents, from a visit to my family in the next village, the moon was our guiding light. Such happy memories. Such a sublime piece
Wow, thats quite a testimony, to me Aznavour’s La boheme takes me back to the 40’s in Belgium and France during the war…. The funny thing is that nor the song exists that time nor I was there…..past lives reminisce?
I have just listened to La Boheme by Charles Aznavour on UA-cam, I must confess that I hadn't heard it for many years. Thank you for mentioning it in your reply, I can see how it would have taken you back to past times. Wonderful song. @@iuwt10
@poigmhahon I can verify he was there at Gettysburg, as I was also. But, only because the delorian took a wrong turn. Doc Brown accidentally landed on some guy, Robert E. Lee, causing him to retreat with his army... Anyways, it was probably not important...
My grandson is a 16 year old autistic boy with limited vocabulary, very intelligent, however difficult to communicate and explain his feelings. When he first heard this he said,” gram, I like that cool music “ Now, everyday, after lunch, he invites me to his room so “ gram rest, us together with cool music “! We use to have a hard time to slow down and nap until he heard this beautiful track. It’s been wonderful 😊 Thank you 🙏 ❤
I love this. How wonderful. I wish you and your grandson many pleasant hours just being together and sharing a love of music. He will remember you forever for that gift. 💞
@@chickadddeethank you for your sweet comment.. these are indeed treasured moments, at 85 I’m blessed to be able to share them with such a beautiful soul . Thank you ❤😊
I started taking piano lessons when I was eight. Somehow, when I was about 10, I heard Clair de Lune, maybe on TV. It was the most beautiful thing I'd ever heard, and it was completely unlike anything I'd ever heard. I went to my piano teacher and told her I wanted to learn it. She probably thought I was crazy, but she indulged me. Of course, I had no idea what I was doing and not being a prodigy, i couldn't do it justice. But it still gives me pleasure that I had enough discernment at least to pluck it out from all the other music I was hearing and that I was the kind of kid who could be touched by it. Thanks for posting this compilation. I listen to it every day.
"Somehow, when I was about 10, I heard Clair de Lune, maybe on TV. It was the most beautiful thing I'd ever heard, and it was completely unlike anything I'd ever heard." While reading this I had tears in my eyes. I feel completely the same.
That happened to me by chance coming across my aunt’s George Szell Cleveland Orchestra record of Beethoven Symphony #5 and maybe 6 too. I was 11 and bored. I lay down next to big speakers from the 70s. It was love at first note. I was like WHAT IS THIS! I still love those 2 symphonies above all others. This Debussy is the music of the heavens ☺️
What I think about this gentleman is that he always seems to show up at the perfect time right when needed and fills the void of where loneliness would be while communicating effectively through it all. This music makes me not worry about a good nights rest or the end of things because it is so gentle, serene, and calming, euphoric and blissful, peaceful; Truly this is a masterpiece.
Well said 👏👏 I actually first heard this from a BTS mv I thought wow what is that melody & who composed this beautiful piece of music.. A neighbour of mine said would you like to come down and help me with the horses one day, I of course with no hesitation said yes! As we walked down to the stables where her horse was she was telling me all about her horse and she said he a lovley horse well mannered, a gentleman.. but she said it’s only quirk is, if that’s what you’d like to call it is.. it hates being alone. More than other horses. so she puts Debussy on to calm him down before she leaves..and it soothes him every time…I also noticed the song while she was playing it in the stable and I felt safe despite not knowing this women for long. I knew I found a person to trust the universe has ways of communicating in fascinating ways. From that moment on I knew I felt at home. His music always finds you in times of darkness & loneliness. 🐴🌌🎶🎹 R.I.P. Thank-you for sharing this wonderful gift with the 🌍
He was such a great master of the piano, creating a sound so different from other composers. He made the piano sound like floating notes instead of it being a percussive instrument. A poet of the piano like Chopin was.
Hoy caminando con mi perrito Mani, cruzamos el bosque y escuchando Debussy con auriculares ... la brisa en la cara ... las nuves moviendose en el cielo ... las hojas bailando con el viento .... y Debussy .... el azul del cielo ... los colores del bosque .... paz .... respirar .... estar .... ser .... sentir .... Debussy un puente que conecta con la belleza ..... gracias ... tanta belleza ... gracias ....
120 years old. Older than any man or woman who has ever lived. Timeless is exceptional. To withstand the test of time. There really is something miraculous in that I don't believe will ever be achieved again. It reminds me of Vanilla sky. I'm sure many people believe they connect with it, cheer and pronounce ridiculous theories or ideas. Beauty, that lasts 120 years in my opinion, cannot be drawn in negativity. It's remarkable.
We are so fortunate that Debussy was born into our world. His music reminds us that genius comes in many forms and that music is a universal language. Thank you for post
I have a very deep, distant memory of this song, and am not sure why. It touches my soul. Every time I hear it, I get chills, feel a deep sadness and am brought to tears. So beautiful and moving...
Each piece by Debussy can be compared to an impressionist canvas of that period, the liquefied colors, the pens that fade like the chords, a sense of the infinite in another dimension that take us to a world of sounds and colors never seen where travel the soul and the mind.... thanks for the post!!!!
I played Claire de lune this evening while family simply lounged in the small living room reading and grandboys playing Legos. Though played rather poorly in my estimation they were appreciative of my efforts. I am so comforted by the beauty of his music. It seems family is too. Blessings to yiu
I used to listen to classical music from a local radio station when I was a kid, I have always loved Debussy. And much later his music was put with a Movie called Frankie and Johnny. I like it when classical beauty is put with movies. This helps keep this music alive with each generation.
It seems the younger generation doesn’t have a taste for it. My father inspired me to listen to it. It’s heartfelt and I love listening to it in memory of him and I love it. This piece makes me very happy like when times were simpler and life was not so busy in the world. My dad was born the year of the Great Depression 1929-2012. How I miss him and sharing our love of classical music
Debussy has long been a favorite of mine . Classical music is just so much better than modern “ anything “ . My mother introduced me to Classical music when I was young, I just caught on quick . But also it was played in the dance studio where she took ballet classes. I still love it !
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I discovered classic music when I was 8 or 9 years old; I was in the house of a cousin of my mother and, by chance, I found a disk forgotten in the shelf... I asked to put the disk in the fonograph and it was Tchaikovsky's Concert No. 1 for Piano and Orchestra... I felt a deep shiver when I heard the first chords of the work and I listened to it in its entirety, without getting tired... It was unforgettable!
This beautiful heartfelt music has awakened something in me to start playing again. I miss the full soul feeling it brought. My piano sits lonely in my living room. I remember my piano teacher from long ago. An elderly neighborhood gentleman from Germany--Mr. Eric Lemke. We called him Opa. He played piano, violin, clarinet, oboe, cello. He always wore a suit when teaching. The smells of Oma's cooking were ever present during lessons. Opa gave the best imported chocolate candies during piano lessons. The neighborhood kids loved him dearly! He was a sweet kind man. I think of him and his beautifully landscaped yard often.
What a lovely Sunday morning I've had. Claude Debussy is the pleasant joy that brought it all together, so beautiful, so soothing, peaceful. I discovered Debussy in a different kind of way. You may remember that Jack Horkheimer ("Keep Looking Up") called on Debussy and his Arabesque No. 1 to color his brief yet wonderful show on astronomy. I loved the music immediately. I did not know it's origin. I found out and discovered another wonderful universe of pleasure. Thanks Jack. God Bless Claude...
I wonder what kind of impression this music made on people who listened to it for the first time more than a hundred years ago, it must have blown their minds... Now we are used to all kind of music, and still Debussy impresses me so much, his music is like from another planet...
Debussy has always been my favourite composer, so sad he died so young. At 77 I'm learning the piano so I can play Clair de Lune . Debussy came from a time when there was still some kindness and compassion in the world. God, rest his soul and thank you for this wonderful man
Hola, la bondad y la compasión nunca acabaran, fijate bien! todo está bien, mira la realidad con los ojos de Dios, se indulgente y comprensivo, no saben lo que hacen, no pueden actuar de otra manera porque así son.
French people are known, among other things, for making frequent protests, but I feel that Debussy's music show us the other side of the french: soft, elegant and full of feelings.
Debussy’s music is ephemeral and very romantic. I heard the music Clair de lune in the movie “ Ocean’s eleven.” and loved very much but didn’t know who is a composer. One time I heard it on radio classic channel and learned that Debussy is a composer, I am playing piano and when I was learning in musical school long time ago I was playing Debussy. Now I am learning to play Clair de Lune, almost done , the last two pages remains to play fluently.
As a Debussy listening to Clair de Lune it brings me a mixture of emotions. Happiness at first, then a somber tone, then it goes happy again. It always amazes me how the sound of a piano well played can bring so many emotions!
My wife was a piano teacher for 30 plus years. This is one of my favorites. It reminds me of her especially in my late seventies. Personally beautiful both. ❤
Thank you for this comment . . Debussy and his Clair de Lune are what brought classical music into my Life. Now because of you, I’m about to hear Ravel’s ‘Bolero'. ❤
His musical interpretation of Clair de Lune is flawless. It would be impossible for me to tell you what that means to me. I believe this is exactly how Debussy heard it in his head when he composed it, and I am sometimes shocked by how wrong some performers/conductors get it. Well done, and thank you.
Normally I dislike classical piano pieces. But Debussy had a beautiful way to weave the notes together. I'll never forget hearing Clair de Lune for the first time in Ocean's 11 when I was a kid. Such a relaxing piece.
Well this has to change then. If you like this, it means that your ear is at least sensible to some degree to classical sonorities. You just need some good pieces easy to like to get started. Try Brahms intermezzo op 118 no2, or Pletnev arrangement of Pas de deux from the nutcracker suit. I'm sure you'll like them !
Claude Debussy and Frederic Chopin will always be my two favorite classical musicians. I love them both, and I am convinced that they are in heaven resting peacefully with the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Jesus Christ our Lord and savior. I listen to both of them every day at work and at night to put me to deep meditation and sleep.
Watching the divers today searching the waters in Tennessee for Sebastian Rogers. They’re taking a break and I’m crying a river myself in prayer for this beautiful child that reminds me greatly of my own grandson. Such beautiful children that the world often doesn’t understand. Some children are sent to change the world in ways we may not be able to recognize but if you pay close attention their lights radiate and shine ✨ a light on what needs attention in the world. They have the ability to hold soo soo very much beauty, and live and breathe making the world a better place for all. Too often these lives are shut down by ignorance, neglect, too many reasons. Aim for spreading hope . Spread faith. ❤️ and Love❤️ If you’re here then you have love and life to share. If you need help understanding how you can find your gifts then tell us about yourself here or find a group that specializes in finding your gifts. Maybe We will share our best knowledge of what a good life is, with the new generations and find new meaning in our existence here on our planet. 💗
As familiar as Debussy's music has become to me over the years, there is a freshness, an almost luminescence to his compositions that never fades. The natural flow of his melodies and their tempos sweeps over the consciousness like waves in a calm sea, or the intermittent clouds high in the sky. As far as my favorite piece, it depends on the day, and my mood, but I have always been fascinated by the mystery and colors of "The engulfed Cathedral". Not sure why, as it is not the most cheerful piece in this listing, but it haunts me still.
How fascinating that a singular composition can call forth memories of blissful nostalgia in some and in others a stark reminder that all things must pass. Love, life and dreams. This song comforted me as I dealt with the pain of losing the love of my life. Towards the end of Clair de lune, I picture her ballroom dancing through stars and nebulas. This composition guts me and as I type this, my vision is blurred with the vale of tears wishing to release.
Estoy escuchando las piezas de Debussy en estas zonas verdes; con bellos árboles y bosques; zonas frías y lluviosas de la patagonia chilena 🇨🇱. ¡Cuánto apacigua la música de este compositor; es ensueño perfecto! La música de Debussy es beldad. Gracias por compartir.
Que maravilha ouvir a encantadora música de Debussy nestas paisagens deslumbrantes , aqui nas paisagens do Paraná também nos encantamos com o genial Debussy,mas também amamos a querida Violeta, Gracias a lá Vida.
OUI, La musique de Debussy est beauté........................................ Plus j'avance en age et plus je découvre la joie simple et la sérénité de cette musique de Debussy.
What is your favorite Debussy piece?
00:00 Clair de lune
05:32 Arabesques No. 1
10:31 Rêverie
16:12 La fille aux cheveux de lin
18:53 Pagodes
25:09 Reflets dans l'eau
30:42 Sarabande
36:03 Prélude
41:26 Serenade for the Doll
44:29 Bruyères: Calme
47:31 La cathédrale engloutie
54:39 Arabesques No. 2
58:11 Passepied
all are great, but Clair de lune is by far the best for me. I love to play it.
@@tomaszczapiewski3359 Same opinion here, but unfortunately I don't play piano or any instrument except bugle (which isn't a real one). But maybe for the end of my happy days I would learn piano and those lovely songs !
@@camisfr wish you good luck and all the best :) at least you have a great taste in music :) PS: they are not songs, but pieces ;) have a nice evening.
I love Clair de Lune. I have to say it's my favorite, not just of DeBussy's, but maybe of all piano pieces.
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I am from a family of humble means. In the middle 1960's my parents found a way for me to have piano lessons from a beautiful lady who had studied at the Sorbonne. This was the first piece she introduced me to in my first year. She would give my lesson and then would play a piece, sitting in huge antique wicker chairs with floral chintz pillows, the sun shining through the organza sheer draperies of the many windows of her solarium/studio. I loved Miss Goldie Shiflet and rhank God for the sacrifices my parents made to give me that love of a culture unlike that of where I originated.
Man, I dream about that kind of scenario. That would be perfect. Unfortunately, the world is too cruel these days, and lacks that kind of quality.
I enjoyed reading this. ❤
... and thank you în turn for sharing the intricacies of this your cultural/ spiritual moment of initiation. In ways oftentimes unbeknownst to us, to a vast majority of us, these things change us to the core, open us up to fascinating as surprising perceptions and understandings of life as it surrounds us.
And in cases such as own one, that i know, the realization of it came so unbelievably late in life, I'll have to say...
Enjoy the blessings, dare I wish you.
I teared up reading your comment
Beautiful comment!
My mother's dear sister, my Aunt Ky - for many years, paid for my seat in the audience for our local symphony productions. We attended together. Starting in my late 30's for about 15 years, I gained a knowledge of symphony music. What an amazing education that was for me and in mid life!
The beauty of this sound is truly remarkable. To the kind soul who is taking the time to read this comment, I extend my most sincere and heartfelt wishes for a life filled with boundless success, robust health, an abundance of love, and unwavering happiness. May your journey be marked by countless achievements, enduring well-being, profound affection, and unending joy!
Thank you for the wishes. Sounds like description of HEAVEN which is truly coming closer every day and every moment.
Thank you very much. ❤🎉😊
Благодарю❤
May the kindness, the generosity, the faith, the courage and confidence that imbue your good wishes, always dwell in your heart and your mind! May the spring from which they flow out always nourish and refresh your soul!
Thank you!
What a beautiful message
Clair de Lune takes me back to Normandy in the 50s & early 60s when I was was young, walking back along a country road late at night with my Grandparents, from a visit to my family in the next village, the moon was our guiding light. Such happy memories. Such a sublime piece
Wow, thats quite a testimony, to me Aznavour’s La boheme takes me back to the 40’s in Belgium and France during the war…. The funny thing is that nor the song exists that time nor I was there…..past lives reminisce?
I have just listened to La Boheme by Charles Aznavour on UA-cam, I must confess that I hadn't heard it for many years. Thank you for mentioning it in your reply, I can see how it would have taken you back to past times. Wonderful song. @@iuwt10
@@iuwt10 . Same. The song takes me back to a peaceful evening in Gettysburg right after the civil war. Nothing like nostalgia.
I don't doubt you were there....time is so fleeting....life is brief.
@poigmhahon I can verify he was there at Gettysburg, as I was also. But, only because the delorian took a wrong turn. Doc Brown accidentally landed on some guy, Robert E. Lee, causing him to retreat with his army... Anyways, it was probably not important...
I weep at the beauty of this music especially Clair de lune....it captures the joy and sadness of this life.
My grandson is a 16 year old autistic boy with limited vocabulary, very intelligent, however difficult to communicate and explain his feelings.
When he first heard this he said,” gram, I like that cool music “
Now, everyday, after lunch, he invites me to his room so “ gram rest, us together with cool music “! We use to have a hard time to slow down and nap until he heard this beautiful track. It’s been wonderful 😊
Thank you 🙏 ❤
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I love this. How wonderful. I wish you and your grandson many pleasant hours just being together and sharing a love of music. He will remember you forever for that gift. 💞
@@chickadddeethank you for your sweet comment.. these are indeed treasured moments, at 85 I’m blessed to be able to share them with such a beautiful soul . Thank you ❤😊
@@eleanoresquivel4801 You're welcome! You sound like a lovely person - wishing you all the best. ☺
Read your comment, it made my heart bloom. Thank you wonderful gram ❤
I started taking piano lessons when I was eight. Somehow, when I was about 10, I heard Clair de Lune, maybe on TV. It was the most beautiful thing I'd ever heard, and it was completely unlike anything I'd ever heard. I went to my piano teacher and told her I wanted to learn it. She probably thought I was crazy, but she indulged me. Of course, I had no idea what I was doing and not being a prodigy, i couldn't do it justice. But it still gives me pleasure that I had enough discernment at least to pluck it out from all the other music I was hearing and that I was the kind of kid who could be touched by it. Thanks for posting this compilation. I listen to it every day.
That's awesome! Loved hearing your story, thanks for sharing and listening!
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I did the same thing. :)
"Somehow, when I was about 10, I heard Clair de Lune, maybe on TV. It was the most beautiful thing I'd ever heard, and it was completely unlike anything I'd ever heard."
While reading this I had tears in my eyes. I feel completely the same.
That happened to me by chance coming across my aunt’s George Szell Cleveland Orchestra record of Beethoven Symphony #5 and maybe 6 too. I was 11 and bored. I lay down next to big speakers from the 70s. It was love at first note. I was like WHAT IS THIS! I still love those 2 symphonies above all others. This Debussy is the music of the heavens ☺️
Clair de Lune: one of the most beautiful creations of man… ❤
❤ I can’t describe what this music does to me or what it makes me feel, pain, memories, beginnings, youth, home, passion, peace, solitude…
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What a beautiful sentiment.❤ Me too. That's exactly what music is supposed to do, make us feel something ❤
I can't say enough how much I love Debussy
I cant tell if this is a joke or not.
@@cameronroberts4296 what do you mean? whats not to love about debussy?
@@JaceLightwood0623 Modern lingo used to describe something fairly inappropriate I'm afraid (It's insanely funny)
Man I love Debussy so much, it's just so gripping ya know?
@@fragrenade6088 i have no idea what you are talking about. all i know is that we need to cherish the joy debussy gives
Don't overthink it.
Just enjoy timeless music of the masters.
Boia, I will overthink it because his name surprisingly did not age well. De Bussy. Hehehehehehe
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What I think about this gentleman is that he always seems to show up at the perfect time right when needed and fills the void of where loneliness would be while communicating effectively through it all. This music makes me not worry about a good nights rest or the end of things because it is so gentle, serene, and calming, euphoric and blissful, peaceful; Truly this is a masterpiece.
Well said 👏👏 I actually first heard this from a BTS mv I thought wow what is that melody & who composed this beautiful piece of music.. A neighbour of mine said would you like to come down and help me with the horses one day, I of course with no hesitation said yes! As we walked down to the stables where her horse was she was telling me all about her horse and she said he a lovley horse well mannered, a gentleman.. but she said it’s only quirk is, if that’s what you’d like to call it is.. it hates being alone. More than other horses. so she puts Debussy on to calm him down before she leaves..and it soothes him every time…I also noticed the song while she was playing it in the stable and I felt safe despite not knowing this women for long. I knew I found a person to trust the universe has ways of communicating in fascinating ways. From that moment on I knew I felt at home. His music always finds you in times of darkness & loneliness. 🐴🌌🎶🎹 R.I.P. Thank-you for sharing this wonderful gift with the 🌍
My brother in law died today and this beautiful music is a balm for my grieving heart....
So sorry for your loss. His soul will live forever. Love from Los Angeles
So sorry for your loss. May all the lovely memories of him bring your family comfort.
He is with God , and i hope you will stay strong . ❤
sorry for your loss.
So sorry for yr Loss
He was such a great master of the piano, creating a sound so different from other composers.
He made the piano sound like floating notes instead of it being a percussive instrument. A poet of the piano like Chopin was.
Indeed... Thank you for the depth and clarity of your thought ✨️
He defines melody at least for me.
impressionism- pointillism : )
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Yes,floating is what I feel. For me,melody has always moved me. This Composer just has it.
This music makes me reflect on how quickly life has brought me to my late 70’s.
I so completely understand your comment.
Absolutely. Where did it all go?😮😢😂 Actually, still above ground is good-today's the present! A gift not to be taken for granted...Bless us all.
Did you have a good life? I hope so, very much.
Don't worry too much, this life is a dream anyway!😢😅
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this music is what paradise is made of. you want to listen in eternity. never ending but you can´t.
And why not?
Hoy caminando con mi perrito Mani, cruzamos el bosque y escuchando Debussy con auriculares ... la brisa en la cara ... las nuves moviendose en el cielo ... las hojas bailando con el viento .... y Debussy .... el azul del cielo ... los colores del bosque .... paz .... respirar .... estar .... ser .... sentir .... Debussy un puente que conecta con la belleza ..... gracias ... tanta belleza ... gracias ....
Gracias a ti....... por sentir! por vivir
Does Mani have headphones, also?
120 years old. Older than any man or woman who has ever lived. Timeless is exceptional. To withstand the test of time. There really is something miraculous in that I don't believe will ever be achieved again. It reminds me of Vanilla sky. I'm sure many people believe they connect with it, cheer and pronounce ridiculous theories or ideas. Beauty, that lasts 120 years in my opinion, cannot be drawn in negativity. It's remarkable.
We are so fortunate that Debussy was born into our world. His music reminds us that genius comes in many forms and that music is a universal language. Thank you for post
I have a very deep, distant memory of this song, and am not sure why. It touches my soul. Every time I hear it, I get chills, feel a deep sadness and am brought to tears. So beautiful and moving...
Each piece by Debussy can be compared to an impressionist canvas of that period, the liquefied colors, the pens that fade like the chords, a sense of the infinite in another dimension that take us to a world of sounds and colors never seen where travel the soul and the mind.... thanks for the post!!!!
Yes these are the most perfect beautiful words to describe such an amazing emotional work of musical art 🖼️
Your written words are so beautiful to read while listening to Debussy. Sight and sound created a good night lullaby. Blessings to you.
I played Claire de lune this evening while family simply lounged in the small living room reading and grandboys playing Legos. Though played rather poorly in my estimation they were appreciative of my efforts. I am so comforted by the beauty of his music. It seems family is too. Blessings to yiu
Very well described❤❤❤❤
I used to listen to classical music from a local radio station when I was a kid, I have always loved Debussy. And much later his music was put with a Movie called Frankie and Johnny. I like it when classical beauty is put with movies. This helps keep this music alive with each generation.
Well said; I absolutely agree.
It seems the younger generation doesn’t have a taste for it. My father inspired me to listen to it. It’s heartfelt and I love listening to it in memory of him and I love it. This piece makes me very happy like when times were simpler and life was not so busy in the world. My dad was born the year of the Great Depression 1929-2012. How I miss him and sharing our love of classical music
@valeriedemarco6446 ....sweet, sweet story❤😊
Debussy has long been a favorite of mine . Classical music is just so much better than modern “ anything “ . My mother introduced me to Classical music when I was young, I just caught on quick . But also it was played in the dance studio where she took ballet classes. I still love it !
Clair de lune being the most impactful classical piece I ever heard always bring me into a deep emotional and meditative state.
Debussy's piano compositions are glorious and sublime 🎹❤💝🥰❤
I’m at peace. Thank you
Whenever I listen to Debussy’s music,
my soul is filled with an ineffable joy and impression and peace of mind🎑
I feel a sense of longing. A deep sadness. Like I am staring into the moon. Searching for someone I know
@@abhijithsajeev9718
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@@shin-i-chikozima Welcome from a corner of India. To be specific Kochi, Kerala. I have heard that Japan also has a place called Kochi. I got a chance to visit Japan during my undergrad but didn't apply due to a lack of confidence. I hope that I can visit the place in the future. Sorry for bombarding unnecessary information 😂
@@abhijithsajeev9718
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Japanese Kochi is 高知, where in Shikoku四国、faces the Pacific Ocean
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Clair de lune is my favorite song of all time. I could listen to it continuously on a loop. What a master deBusey is to have written it.
Me too
I discovered classic music when I was 8 or 9 years old; I was in the house of a cousin of my mother and, by chance, I found a disk forgotten in the shelf... I asked to put the disk in the fonograph and it was Tchaikovsky's Concert No. 1 for Piano and Orchestra... I felt a deep shiver when I heard the first chords of the work and I listened to it in its entirety, without getting tired... It was unforgettable!
What a lovely way to start the morning. Thank you for uploading.
This beautiful heartfelt music has awakened something in me to start playing again. I miss the full soul feeling it brought. My piano sits lonely in my living room. I remember my piano teacher from long ago. An elderly neighborhood gentleman from Germany--Mr. Eric Lemke. We called him Opa. He played piano, violin, clarinet, oboe, cello. He always wore a suit when teaching. The smells of Oma's cooking were ever present during lessons. Opa gave the best imported chocolate candies during piano lessons. The neighborhood kids loved him dearly! He was a sweet kind man. I think of him and his beautifully landscaped yard often.
I love Debussy's music. I want him to accompany me to my final resting place. His music is divine.
I love Debussy's music more than I could ever like Debenis's music.
Yes, please play Clair de Lune when I die.
I just added to my "When the Time Comes" file ❤
@@emh630Me too
Keep listening for the rest of your life and your wish shall come true.
Pictures painted with music!
What a lovely Sunday morning I've had. Claude Debussy is the pleasant joy that brought it all together, so beautiful, so soothing, peaceful. I discovered Debussy in a different kind of way. You may remember that Jack Horkheimer ("Keep Looking Up") called on Debussy and his Arabesque No. 1 to color his brief yet wonderful show on astronomy. I loved the music immediately. I did not know it's origin. I found out and discovered another wonderful universe of pleasure. Thanks Jack. God Bless Claude...
I wonder what kind of impression this music made on people who listened to it for the first time more than a hundred years ago, it must have blown their minds... Now we are used to all kind of music, and still Debussy impresses me so much, his music is like from another planet...
We get to listen to it whenever we want! Simply amazing.
Debussy has always been my favourite composer, so sad he died so young. At 77 I'm learning the piano so I can play Clair de Lune . Debussy came from a time when there was still some kindness and compassion in the world. God, rest his soul and thank you for this wonderful man
What an inspiration you are. I wish you all success, you youngster (Me? 78)
Hola, la bondad y la compasión nunca acabaran, fijate bien! todo está bien, mira la realidad con los ojos de Dios, se indulgente y comprensivo, no saben lo que hacen, no pueden actuar de otra manera porque así son.
@@w.johnwiltshire2107 l named my daughter claire because of this tune. Sadly, it now has sad connotations for me as she died when she was 18
@@dorothyprince2932awww😢
The greatness of Debussy is immeasurable
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@@classicaloasis
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I, too, think De Bussy is great 😏
@@anonimanonim2710
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Thank you from a gin infused early summer afternoon lost in the Xmas holiday break in Blenheim NZ. Best wishes to you all! ❤🎉
French people are known, among other things, for making frequent protests, but I feel that Debussy's music show us the other side of the french: soft, elegant and full of feelings.
Arabesques No. 1 really moved me. I almost cried in the cafe.
I love Debussy
Then you like France, my beloved country, Love and blessings to you :)
But always finish on Debussy. Never finish on the Bach!
@@nikaproust nah, just debussy 😂
Debussy’s music is ephemeral and very romantic. I heard the music Clair de lune in the movie “ Ocean’s eleven.” and loved very much but didn’t know who is a composer. One time I heard it on radio classic channel and learned that Debussy is a composer, I am playing piano and when I was learning in musical school long time ago I was playing Debussy. Now I am learning to play Clair de Lune, almost done , the last two pages remains to play fluently.
Want to learn it as well although have never played the piano
The best to you, 🎉 you will be wonderful .🎉😊
As a Debussy listening to Clair de Lune it brings me a mixture of emotions. Happiness at first, then a somber tone, then it goes happy again. It always amazes me how the sound of a piano well played can bring so many emotions!
I agree 👍
I will not go gently into the dark night. But I will go very gently into Debussy's moonlit night.
Why are people slagging him off and making jokes ?
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@@peterthomson3287 There's this little-known show called Family Guy that made a joke about Bach and Debussy in one of the episodes.
@@Reloaded2111 Bro its literally one of the most popular shows 😭
@@struggler856 sorry, my bad! Forgot the /s
드뷔시 음악은 꿈속에서 듣는 어머니의 자장가같은 따듯함이 느껴져요.
Особенно на системе Yamaha ))
@@forest-hn9op Ой Форестик, как это nasty !
The beauty of these pieces is beyond words.
My wife was a piano teacher for 30 plus years. This is one of my favorites. It reminds me of her especially in my late seventies. Personally beautiful both. ❤
Thank you
I need Debussy in my life.
I’m afraid he’s dead
same man
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All men love Debussy
Мне тоже, он так помогает заснуть! А как хорош встретить с ним утро!
I love to dive into Bussy after a long stressful day. Helps me to release tension.
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And finish in the Bach
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I can't help but cry each time I hear Clair de lune, it was my mother's favourite piece she played followed by Arabesque No 1 .
What an incredible collection of works,beautiful,haunting,wistfully floating in the air and winds.The talent and beauty is truly otherwordly
Clair de lune at the very beginning is mesmerizing
I am playing piano . Ravel and Debussy are my beloved ones ❤️
Thank you for this comment . . Debussy and his Clair de Lune are what brought classical music into my Life. Now because of you, I’m about to hear Ravel’s ‘Bolero'. ❤
NOTHING compares Debussy inspirations
I love De Bussy
My mind read this in the voice of Plies.
His musical interpretation of Clair de Lune is flawless. It would be impossible for me to tell you what that means to me. I believe this is exactly how Debussy heard it in his head when he composed it, and I am sometimes shocked by how wrong some performers/conductors get it. Well done, and thank you.
Normally I dislike classical piano pieces. But Debussy had a beautiful way to weave the notes together. I'll never forget hearing Clair de Lune for the first time in Ocean's 11 when I was a kid. Such a relaxing piece.
Well this has to change then. If you like this, it means that your ear is at least sensible to some degree to classical sonorities. You just need some good pieces easy to like to get started. Try Brahms intermezzo op 118 no2, or Pletnev arrangement of Pas de deux from the nutcracker suit. I'm sure you'll like them !
이 글을 읽고 계신 모든 분들께, 오늘 하루가 여러분에게 조금이나마 웃음과 기쁨을 가져다주길 바랍니다. 여러분은 그런 행복을 받을 자격이 있어요. 😊🍀
Clair de lune hits me right in the Debussy every time.
All the light we can’t see
Arabesques No.1 gets me every time
I have only recently became interested in classical music and this is such a wonderful place to start . DeBussy is wonderful .
My favourite piece is La fille aux cheveux de lin (the girl with linen hair) - it is so beautiful.
Claude Debussy and Frederic Chopin will always be my two favorite classical musicians. I love them both, and I am convinced that they are in heaven resting peacefully with the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Jesus Christ our Lord and savior. I listen to both of them every day at work and at night to put me to deep meditation and sleep.
I am in agreement Mr. Dabo. Blessings🕊
Watching the divers today searching the waters in Tennessee for Sebastian Rogers. They’re taking a break and I’m crying a river myself in prayer for this beautiful child that reminds me greatly of my own grandson.
Such beautiful children that the world often doesn’t understand. Some children are sent to change the world in ways we may not be able to recognize but if you pay close attention their lights radiate and shine ✨ a light on what needs attention in the world.
They have the ability to hold soo soo very much beauty, and live and breathe making the world a better place for all.
Too often these lives are shut down by ignorance, neglect, too many reasons.
Aim for spreading hope . Spread faith. ❤️ and Love❤️
If you’re here then you have love and life to share. If you need help understanding how you can find your gifts then tell us about yourself here or find a group that specializes in finding your gifts.
Maybe We will share our best knowledge of what a good life is, with the new generations and find new meaning in our existence here on our planet. 💗
なんど聞いても、毎回ドヴィシーの世界に引きずりこまれる音楽ですね！こんな幸せな音楽を開けるなんて、なんていう幸せでしょう!
nie wiem co tam pierdolisz ale jestem za :)
Clair De Lune. Is what I will hear as the spark of life leaves my body.
Impressionism is impressionism, unearthly music !!!
This will quench the dryness of the soul
more soul quenching music on the way soon!
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debussy will do that to you
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These Emoji絵文字are things unique to Japan
Thanks for creating a little dream space in a day!
Music of the angels brought to Earth.
yes!! ❤
As familiar as Debussy's music has become to me over the years, there is a freshness, an almost luminescence to his compositions that never fades. The natural flow of his melodies and their tempos sweeps over the consciousness like waves in a calm sea, or the intermittent clouds high in the sky. As far as my favorite piece, it depends on the day, and my mood, but I have always been fascinated by the mystery and colors of "The engulfed Cathedral". Not sure why, as it is not the most cheerful piece in this listing, but it haunts me still.
Debussy had his God-given gift he shared to every soul; timeless & unbound thru generations. Peace & love til the last drop of the note.
these are by far the best performance I ever heard of the Debussy's pieces. Artem Tenkeli did an amazing work here
I just love Claire de lune. So beautiful and refreshing. My favorite. Many thanks for sharing this beautiful and wonderful music with all of us.
When studying, always finish with Debussy
No, you finish on the Bach. Never finish on Debussy.
I've had a collection of these albums and just happened to check it out and I can't believe what I have.❤
How fascinating that a singular composition can call forth memories of blissful nostalgia in some and in others a stark reminder that all things must pass. Love, life and dreams.
This song comforted me as I dealt with the pain of losing the love of my life.
Towards the end of Clair de lune, I picture her ballroom dancing through stars and nebulas.
This composition guts me and as I type this, my vision is blurred with the vale of tears wishing to release.
Brings me so much joy to hear this! I’ve been enjoying this movement since I was fourteen years old! I was born way too early!
No, you weren't -- this is music for the ages.
I'm confused. Born too early for music composed over 100 years ago?
Estoy escuchando las piezas de Debussy en estas zonas verdes; con bellos árboles y bosques; zonas frías y lluviosas de la patagonia chilena 🇨🇱. ¡Cuánto apacigua la música de este compositor; es ensueño perfecto!
La música de Debussy es beldad.
Gracias por compartir.
Que maravilha ouvir a encantadora música de Debussy nestas paisagens deslumbrantes , aqui nas paisagens do Paraná também nos encantamos com o genial Debussy,mas também amamos a querida Violeta, Gracias a lá Vida.
OUI, La musique de Debussy est beauté........................................ Plus j'avance en age et plus je découvre la joie simple et la sérénité de cette musique de Debussy.
Well said!
This reminds me of when I was little listening to my Great Grandpa playing his piano in the other room.
what a beautiful memory
every day I listen to his music
I like it more and more
It is my favorite without a doubt
THANKS FOR SHARING
I can't get enough of de bussy.
long live de bussy
You can have Heaven on earth with Debussy
I've heard it so many times, but it's a magical version that can't be missed. The melody nourishes your soul that's why you can't help but listen
Perfection. Music heals my soul.
Meravigliosa ! La sua musica dopo
Più di un secolo e' sempre più attuale , romantica , unica . Grazie Debussy !!!...😊
"Clair de lune"!!!
^^I recognise this!
(PLUS - Debussy is one of my favourite....
University Challenge answers!)
Who is the pianist playing so beautifully ? Absolute genius with such emotion.
Debussy hit different fr 😊
As slang changes thank goodness Debussy stays the same
@@Jellybellycat Amen
Woww...musical loveliness that leaves you breathless
Clair de lune made me cry😢
Clair de Lune is is my favorite with its magical and wonderful tunes❤❤❤
this is what good debussy sounds like
I love Debussy! Sometimes, Debussy is all that I can think about. Debussy is good!
Oh you love bussy :-DDDD XDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Heaven brought to my ears in a mad world.
The first music alone made me cry. Damn, this guy must be good af
I love the piano music of Debussy its touching your hearth deeply.❤❤❤
This beautiful music puts me in a space of calm nostalgy for times long gone, where everything was slower and more serene
Artem Tenkelis take on claire du lune is the best I've ever heard yet. I really enjoyed it, thanks.
Agreed! Glad you enjoyed it!
Yes, the best version I have heard of Claire de Lune, this is to me how it should sound....