Debussy: Piano Works, Vol. 1 / Thiollier

$13.99
Label
Naxos
Release Date
May 17, 1995
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      DEBUSSY
    • PERFORMER
      François-Joël, Thiollier
    Product Details ⌄
    Works ⌄

    1. I. Prelude

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    2. II. Menuet

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    3. III. Clair de lune

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    4. IV. Passepied

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    5. Nocturne

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    6. Danse bohemienne

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    7. Reverie

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    8. Mazurka

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    9. Arabesque No. 1

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    10. Arabesque No. 2

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    11. Valse romantique

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    12. Ballade, "Ballade slave"

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    13. Danse, "Tarentelle styrienne"

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    14. I. Prelude

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    15. II. Sarabande

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier

    16. III. Toccata

      Composer: Claude Debussy

      Performer: François-Joël Thiollier


The CD contains piano music Debussy wrote prior to 1901 and we are given "Suite bergamasque", "Nocturne", "Danse bohémienne", "Rêverie", "Mazurka", "Arabesqe 1 & 2", "Valse romantique", "Ballade", "Danse", and the "Suite: Pour le piano", first performed in 1904.