Claude Debussy
Clair de Lune (aus „Suite Bergamasque“)
Duration: 4'
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Instrumentation details:
1st flute
2nd flute
3rd flute
4th alto flute
5th alto flute
6th bass flute
7th bass flute
contrabass flute in C
Clair de Lune (aus „Suite Bergamasque“)
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Claude Debussy
1. Flöte (Clair de Lune (aus „Suite Bergamasque“))
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Claude Debussy
2. Flöte (Clair de Lune (aus „Suite Bergamasque“))
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Type: Stimme
Claude Debussy
3. Flöte (Clair de Lune (aus „Suite Bergamasque“))
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Claude Debussy
4. Altflöte in G (Clair de Lune (aus „Suite Bergamasque“))
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Claude Debussy
5. Altflöte in G (Clair de Lune (aus „Suite Bergamasque“))
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Claude Debussy
6. Bassflöte (Clair de Lune (aus „Suite Bergamasque“))
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Claude Debussy
7. Bassflöte (Clair de Lune (aus „Suite Bergamasque“))
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Claude Debussy
Clair de Lune (aus „Suite Bergamasque“)
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Claude Debussy
Kontrabassflöte in C (Clair de Lune (aus „Suite Bergamasque“))
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Work introduction
The Suite bergamasque was created around 1890 and is one of Debussy's most famous works.
The movement Clair de lune is now available in an arrangement for flute ensemble.
The tonal diversity of the flute family is particularly suitable for stylistics
French music. The original sequence was Prélude, Minuet, Promenade
sentimental and pavan. However, the four-movement work appeared in 1905 with the sentences:
Prelude, Menuet, Clair de lune and Passepied.
The most famous part of the Suite bergamasque is the third movement. The name is likely
inspired by the poem Clair de lune (Moonlight) by Paul Verlaine.
Stylistically, Clair de lune can be classified between late romantic and early impressionistic.