The Joyful Isle (L'isle Joyeuse) C.Debussy performed by me

Ancien utilisateur Posté à 12/04/2019 00:08
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Balises: Easy Listening, Variétés & musique populaire, Bande son, Classique, MIDI, Autres, Comédie

 

The colorful and brilliant score of The Joyful Isle where the pianist is invited to constantly change its sound and to show finesse in the game, could illustrate the frivolity, carelessness, escape. The brief introduction on a trill is followed by an entertainment on a habanera rhythm; then develops a long voluptuous phrase, which ends on a very bright and brilliant finale. Debussy is committed to a new sound universe, including the important use of the tonal scale and the use of new musical colors

Thanks for listen, if u do...

GG.

Commentaires

Jinty Posté à 12/04/2019 00:52

Hiya G,

Perfect playing of the paino,I've said it before and I'll say it again you are a very talented pianist, congrats and thank you for sharing this beautiful music....

All the best,

Jinty...

HellRaiser Posté à 12/04/2019 04:30

What a professionel description of this music! And YOU play the piano? - I am impressed. WOW, this is absolutely great. Such an exquisite example of classical music ❤️

DJ_Wash-8aer. Posté à 12/04/2019 07:18

Hats off, Maestro!!! Forever GG.!!!

GRRRRRRRRReetings!!!!!!! WASH 🖖

horst-d Posté à 12/04/2019 12:48

another classic melody from the master😊👍❤️♪♪♪

best regards  Horst😎
🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞

schatz Posté à 12/04/2019 13:56

Sehr schön! Danke!

Es klingt sehr modern.

TrishM Posté à 13/04/2019 06:33

Hey Mr GGGG. Glad you're back.😁 . I think you left for the same reason I did and came back for the same reason too.

If I heard this without knowing who wrote it, I'm not sure I would guess it was a work by Debussy. I know, as an Impressionist, he was committed to expanding the boundaries of the musical landscape but many of his other works are billowy and almost harp-like whereas this has a lot of block chords. Parts remind me of Gershwin. Not sure why. Regardless, you once again amaze me with your abilities and the versatility you have that enables you to play a wide assortment of genres. And you Excell in all of them. I hate you GG 😁. No I don't. I'm just jealous 🤗

Ancien utilisateur Posté à 14/04/2019 06:55

Definitively Debussy's, no doubt about it. Nicely played and with a sense of time/rythm. Thank you for sharing!.

Maboe Posté à 16/04/2019 20:06

I´m always fascinated listening to your great piano play. And it´s really interesting what you´re writing about the pieces you play. Thank you so much for leading us into your sound universe. Bravo Maestro!

Mathias