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Debussy: Images, Book I: Reflets dans l'eau: m. 58–59

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“The highest note of the left-hand arpeggio fits easily within the right-hand chord, eliminating awkward crowding between the hands.”

Submitted by Michael Clark

Published on 7/30/2021

Solo PianoMichael ClarkFebruary 20, 2019Claude Debussy, Images (Book 1), Michael Clark, redistribution, avoid crowdingComment
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