Claire de Lune (Debussy)

Taking a short break from ragtime. Lots of missed notes here I'm afraid.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• piano
• impressionist
• music

[NinaMelrose19775]

Absolutely beautiful. You know you're listening to a quality piece of music when it makes you feel very emotional. This affected me. You're very talented :)

[WesternSandgroper]

Well done.

[booksRgr8]

Lovely! Want to come and see a translation of the poem that originally inspired Debussy to compose this extraordinary piece? Come and see 'Clair de Lune' on my channel.

[GameGlitcher94]

:( this is so good im gona go learn this right now! thanks for this great piece aacwan

[cutimuska]

in the time 2:33 are a mistake!! =) but the song and you interpreting is beatiful!

[Essexpianos]

I love it!.. And YOU said I was amazing! bahahhaha,.

Thanks, best..

Nicolae-

[bestminstrel]

I think it is a nice sounding piano, but there doesn't seem to be a lot of resonance, or is it the video camera, it makes the piano sound dead......some of the high registers are a little bright, have you had it voiced? I am think it is a nice instrument though..:)

[melynasdrugis]

This is haaard

[TicTacTeenager]

can u please make a tutorial?!

i really want to learn this song!

[javacisnotrecognized]

There is a "trick" to bringing out the melody in a situation like this. You have to understand that every note you play on a piano has two parts: When the hammer first hits the string, there is a "bang", then the string resonates and eventually gets softer until it's completely silent. This is true for the LH and the RH. The bang is very brief and loud, and the resonance is much longer but alot softer. If you can get the resonance from the melody to be louder than the "bangs", it will sing out.