Rêverie - Claude Debussy, for Oboe and Piano
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SKU: A0.1237199
By Len Rhodes. By Claude Debussy. Arranged by Len Rhodes. 20th Century,Wedding. Score and part. 9 pages. Len Rhodes Music #832722. Published by Len Rhodes Music (A0.1237199).In 1890, Debussy sold five piano pieces of which some may have been composed much earlier. These pieces were: ‘Rêverie’, ‘Ballade Slave’, ‘Tarentelle Styrienne’, ‘Valse Romantique’ and ‘Nocturne’. The actual publication of ‘Rêverie’ did not occur until April 1905 at which time, Debussy wrote to the publisher Fromont: “It was a mistake to bring out the ‘Rêverie’. It is an unimportant work which was written in a hurry…It is a work of no consequence and I absolutely consider it no good.” To this day, many listener’s first “encounter” with the music of Claude Debussy has been through the hearing of his ‘Rêverie’!
In this arrangement for oboe and piano, Len Rhodes brings out the beauty of the melody of ‘Rêverie’, assigned to the oboe; whilst the piano reveals the composer’s unusual harmonies.
Download contains piano score and separate oboe part.
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