Alex Usher

Flötisten kennen Debussy als Komponisten der 'Syrinx'. Seine Neigung zur Flöte ist aber auch weiteren Werken zu entnehmen. Daher scheint auch die Bearbeitung bekannter Klavierwerke für dieses Instrume...

Inhalt: Syrinx für Flöte solo / Clair de Lune (arrangiert von Marcel Moyse) für Flöte und Klavier / Reverie (arrangiert von Alberto Bachmann) für Flöte und Klavier / Ballade (arrangiert von Louis Care...

Since their composition in 1904, Debussy's Danses sacree et profane are among the most frequently programmed of all of Debussy's works. The piece was originally written for chromatic harp, and the leg...

For clarinet and piano. In February 1909, Debussy was elected a member of the Conseil Superieur of the Paris Conservatoire and, in this capacity, was called on to serve on the jury at internal competi...

Claude Debussy's En Bateau, an extract from the Petite Suite, transcribed for Violin and Piano accompaniment by Gaston Choisnel.

For Soprano, Piano. Piano/Vocal Score. 7 pages.

The tragic tale of brothers who are in love with the same mysterious woman, Debussy's only opera is a perfect marriage of music and verse. The culmination of an eight-year effort on the part of the co...

Written between 1905 and 1912, this evocative orchestral triptych expresses the national characters of three countries. Iberia is scored with Spanish castanets and tambourines. It is accompanied by Gi...

Orchestration 2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Bassoons* 4 Horns in F, Trumpet in Bb*, 3 Trombones*, Tuba*, Timpani, Percussion (Triangle, Glockenspiel), Harp Strings (Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cell...

Claude Debussy's Petite Suite. Arrangement for 2-Pianos 8-hands by Henri Büsser.

For High Voice, Piano. Piano/Vocal Score. Composed 1880. 5 pages.

Arranged by Gregor Piatigorsky. For Piano, Voice Solo. Classical. Piano/Vocal Score. 5 pages.

En Sourdine - For Voice and Piano

Claude Debussy's Salut Printemps, arranged for Female voices and two-hand Piano. The score and Piano reduction were arranged by Marius Francois Gaillard.