Alfred's Simply Classics Series.

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Clair de Lune; Arabesque No. 1

Transcribed by Andre Caplet from symphonic fragments.

Based on the original musical text from 1891.

Described by the composer as a "study in gray painting," this three-movement work exemplifies the aural impressionism that has become synonymous with Debussy's name. Shaded by his unique orchestral palette, Debussy brings to life three scenes: the summer love of Nuages, the celebration of Fetes, and the seduction of the Sirens.

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Pantomime, Clair de Lune, Pierrot, Apparition.

Alfred's Simply Classics Series.

One of a series of "great music made easy" collections arranged by John Brimhall. Others include: Beethoven Made Easy, Brahms Made Easy, Chopin Made Easy, Liszt Made Easy, Mendelssohn Made Easy, and Tchaikovsky Made Easy.

Reconstructed from Debussy's manuscript by Roy Howat. Includes a facsimile of the original manuscript.

Piano Solo part.

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Bells Through the Leaves; And the Moon Sets on the Temple Ruins; Goldfish.

From Preludes, Book 1.

Editor: Christophe Grabowski. Critical edition excerpted from the Complete Works of Claude Debussy, Series I, Vol. 4.

A new printing of the Roques transcription of Debussy's incidental orchestral work Le Martyre de Saint Sebastien. The work consists of four movements and may be performed as a complete set, or the movements individually. Some movements are easier than others. This piece will make a wonderful addition to recital programs.

Violin, Cello, Piano with optional Clarinet and Double Bass.

Transcribed for piano solo by Prostakoff.