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Debussy Clair De Lune Mp3, Flac, Wma Debussy Clair De Lune mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: Clair De Lune Country: Europe Released: 1991 Style: Classical MP3 version RAR size: 1113 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1776 mb WMA version RAR size: 1328 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 309 Other Formats: DXD FLAC AUD VOC ASF RA VOX Tracklist 1 –Francis Poulenc Nocturne No. 1 3:21 2 –Francis Poulenc Nocturne No. 2 1:28 3 –Francis Poulenc Nocturne No. 3 1:41 4 –Francis Poulenc Presto 1:39 From Improvisations 5 –Francis Poulenc No. 10: Eloge Des Gammes 1:25 6 –Francis Poulenc No. 12: Hommage À Schubert 2:11 7 –Francis Poulenc No. 15: Hommage À Edith Piaf 3:32 8 –Francis Poulenc Intermezzo No. 2 4:01 Suite: Pour Le Piano 9 –Claude Debussy Prélude 3:55 10 –Claude Debussy Sarabande 5:13 11 –Claude Debussy Toccata 3:47 - 12 –Erik Satie Gnossienne No. 4 3:01 13 –Erik Satie Gnossienne No. 5 3:42 14 –Erik Satie Ogive No. 1 3:07 15 –Erik Satie Ogive No. 2 2:48 16 –Erik Satie Vaisseaux 1:41 17 –Erik Satie Casque 0:57 18 –Erik Satie Celle Qui Parle Trop 1:02 19 –Erik Satie Espagnagna 1:20 From Embryons Desséchés 20 –Erik Satie D'Edriophthalma 2:09 21 –Erik Satie De Podophthalma 1:37 - 22 –Claude Debussy Clair De Lune 5:50 23 –Francis Poulenc Mouvement Perpétuel No. 1 1:19 24 –Francis Poulenc Mouvement Perpétuel No. 2 1:43 25 –Francis Poulenc Mouvement Perpétuel No. 3 2:48 26 –Erik Satie Gymnopédie No. 1 3:53 27 –Erik Satie Gymnopédie No. 2 3:12 28 –Erik Satie Gymnopédie No. 3 3:01 Credits Composed By – Claude Debussy (tracks: 9 to 11, 22), Erik Satie (tracks: 12 to 21, 26 to 28), Francis Poulenc (tracks: 1 to 8, 23 to 25) Design – Ideology, London* Engineer [Balance] – Simon Rhodes Piano – Kun Woo Paik Producer – Tim Handley Notes Recording: Abbey Road Studio No. 1, London, January 1990 ℗ 1991 © 1991 Virgin Classics Limited English, German and French liner notes Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 7567-91465-2 6 Other (SPARS Code): DDD Other (Label Code): LC 7873 Other: D 261 504 Other: PM 830 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year 0777 7596532 0777 7596532 Kun Woo Paik Clair De Lune (CD) Virgo , Virgo Europe 1991 2, 7596532 2, 7596532 Kun Woo Paik - Kun Woo Paik - Virgin 7243 5 61327 2 Debussy*, 7243 5 61327 2 Debussy*, Classics, 6, CUV 5 61327 Poulenc*, Satie* - 6, CUV 5 61327 UK 1996 Poulenc*, Virgin 2 Clair De Lune (CD, 2 Satie* Classics RE) Related Music albums to Clair De Lune by Debussy Pascal Rogé / Debussy, Ravel, Satie, Poulenc - Clair De Lune Francis Poulenc, Gabriel Tacchino - Piano Music Of Francis Poulenc/ Mouvements Perpétuels/ Suite Française/ Novelettes/ 3 Nocturnes/ Presto/ Pastourelle/ Toccata/ Valse Erik Satie - Socrate (Symphonic Drama) / Mass For The Poor Messe Des Pauvres / Piano Pieces By Francis Poulenc Erik Satie, Eve Egoyan - Erik Satie: Hidden Corners (Recoins) Francis Poulenc - Poulenc - Suzanne Peignot, Claire Croiza / Debussy - Lucienne Tragin - Francis Poulenc Pianiste Et Accompagnateur Milhaud, Satie, Poulenc, Orchestra Of Radio Luxembourg, Louis De Froment - Le Boeuf Sur Le Toit / Parade / Les Biches Rosa Maria Barrantes, Filipe Pinto-Ribeiro - Piano | Duo Various - Cocteau, Satie And Les Six.
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