Suite bergamasque Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description
The Suite bergamasque is one of the most fascinating piano pieces of Claude Debussy. It was published in 1905 and consists of four parts.The first one is Prélude in F, tempo rubato. It's full of dynamic contrasts with very spectacular beginning and ending.
The second part is called "Menuet" (according to a Baroque Suite). It's quite mysterious, yet playful during its pianissimo parts and shows interesting harmonies.
It's followed by Clair de lune, a well known and very very soft and tender masterpiece of Debussy, mostly pianissimo.
Finally there's "Passepied" in F# minor, Allegretto ma non troppo, it's again playful and ends up with a very silent part after going through a section in C minor.
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