Arranged by Lambert G and Jung Wha Lee. 11 pages.

Titles:
Canope, La danse de puck, La fille aux cheveux de lin, La sérénade interrompue, Les collines d' anacapri, Voiles.

Famous solos for harp and flute. Based on a collection of poems by the French writer Pierre Louÿs, telling about the sensuality and love between the ancient Greek Bilitis and Mnasidika from the 6th century BC. These pieces contain several musical ideas unique to the impressionist age of composition.

Titels: Pour invoquer Pan, dieu du vent d'été · Pour un tombeau sans

Children's Corner is a collection of compositions written for piano in 1908. Debussy wrote the dreamy suite for his daughter Chou-Chou. Although the suite has everything to do with young children, it was intendedfor adults in the first place. Debussy processed his memories of "innocent youth" in the suite. The titles of the sections are explicitly made in English, because Chou-Chou had an English

This version of Claude Debussy's popular piece Clair de Lune was arranged for solo harp by Carlos Salzedo. It includes harmonics, expressive accents, and a variety of muffles. A page of explanations of these harpistic symbols is included. 6 pages of music for intermediate to advanced pedal harpists.

Barbara has arranged "Clair de lune" by Claude Debussy for advanced lever harp players. It is in the key of D, and there are numerous lever changes within the piece. There are no fingerings. This arrangement is specifically for lever harps, NOT for pedal harps. 6 pages of music.

Two pedal harp solos by Debussy, which may be accompanied by a string ensemble. The string parts are not in this book. Originally composed for chromatic harp. Arranged for pedal harp by Mary Kay Weddington. 21 pages.

"Lia's Aria" by Claude Debussy and "Au fond du temple saint" by Georges Bizet.

These arrangements for flute and harp were originally created for the beautiful "Bell' Alma Duo" with Michele Frisch and Kathy Kienzle of the Minnesota orchestra. A recording is available on their "la belle vie" CD. This score is designed for the advanced player.

Petite Suite - Claude DEBUSSY (1862-1918)
Petite Suite was published in 1889 for 4 hand piano. In 1907 it was orchestrated by Henri BÜSSER and later that year this version was performed at Lamoureux and was an instant success and has retained its popularity to this day.

The Suite contains four short choreographed pieces:
– I. En bateau...

Petite Suite was published in 1889 for 4 hand piano. In 1907 it was orchestrated by Henri BÜSSER and later that year this version was performed at Lamoureux and was an instant success and has retained its popularity to this day.

Petite Suite was published in 1889 for 4 hand piano. In 1907 it was orchestrated by Henri BÜSSER and later that year this version was performed at Lamoureux and was an instant success and has retained its popularity to this day.

Petite Suite was published in 1889 as a suite for Piano four hands. It has been transcribed many times, most notably in an orchestral version by Debussy's colleague Henri Büsser. This piece has allways has great succes with the audience.

The work, which lasts about 13 minutes in performance, has four movements:

1. En bateau (Sailing):

Pieces originally for piano transcribed for the harp. Advanced level. 18 pages.

Clair de Lune, from Suite Bergamasque, transcribed by Victor Coeur
Rêverie, transcribed by Frédérique Cambreling
Valse Romantique, transcribed by Lily Laskine

A beautiful pedal harp solo by Claude Debussy. 7 pages.

Debussy's Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp. Almost 100 years after the first publication of Debussy’s Sonate pour Flûte, Alto, et Harpe by Durand et Cie, this seminal work in the chamber music literature has been meticulously compared, contrasted, and corrected against Debussy’s handwritten and autographed 1915 manuscript. Using photographs provided by the National Library of France, harpist Carl

The Suite Bergamasque of Claude Debussy is a four-part composition (a suite) for solo piano, completed in 1905. 42 pages + separate flute + separate alto part.

The work takes its title from the second line from the poem Clair de lune, included in Paul Verlaine's poetry collection Fêtes Galantes. In the second rule is applied within a rhyme in a brilliant way, that serves very musical by its

Since their composition in 1904, Debussy's Danses sacree et profane are among the most frequently programmed of all of Debussy's works. The piece was originally written for chromatic harp, and the legendary harpist Henriette Renie made a transcription for pedal harp in 1910. For this edition, Carl Swanson compared the Renie version to the original manuscript in the National Library of France. While preserving

Arrangement by Susann McDonald of this nice calm music by Claude Debussy. 2 pages.