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PALACE OF FINE ARTS, San Francisco, Debussy, Ravel, Cute Ducklings

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The beautiful Palace of Fine Arts set to the music of "Rhapsody for Clarinet & Orchestra" and "Danses sacrée et profane" by Claude Debussy; and "Introduction and Allegro For Harp, Flute, Clarinet and String Quartet" by Maurice Ravel. Video edited for educational use only. Comments are welcome and very much appreciated.

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  • Ever so beautifully done as only a master could conceive. But here we actually have 3: Debussy, Ravel and yourself. So interesting how you blended Debussy into Ravels work. Debussy was so pround of his Clarinet Rhapsodie while Ravel did not list the early composition heard here with his other works. But, you have made all such a success. 10 stars! :-)

  • I am deeply gratified by your very kind assessment of this video. If it pleases a master Impressionist composer such as yourself, then I trust that Ravel and Debussy would not look unfavorably upon my humble effort. My best wishes to you!

  • Another beautiful work of art. Thanks for sharing.

    I need to visit SF some day.

  • So glad you enjoyed it, Glenn. Thank you for the moral support. If I had a time machine, my first stop would be the Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915.

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