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Fantaisie for piano and orchestra, L. 73 – Claude Debussy

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Fantaisie for piano and orchestra, L. 73 by Claude Debussy

Debussy completed this work for piano and orchestra in 1890 and was dedicated to pianist René Chansarel. The work was originally intended for a premiere in 1890, but the scheduled conductor…

Fantaisie for piano and orchestra, L. 73 by Claude Debussy

Debussy completed this work for piano and orchestra in 1890 and was dedicated to pianist René Chansarel. The work was originally intended for a premiere in 1890, but the scheduled conductor would only perform the first movement. Debussy declined to allow the work to only have a partial performance.

The first full performance of this work would not take place until November 1919, a year after Debussy’s death.

The work is comprised of three movements:
I. Andante ma non troppo
II. Lento e molto espressivo
III. Allegro molto

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