Unfolding Debussy Marina Baranova

• Marina Baranova (1981 - ):
• 1 Prologue: Moonlight 02:40
• Claude Debussy (1862 - 1918): Suite Bergamasque, L. 75:
• 2 3. Clair de lune (Arr. By Marina Baranova) (Arr. By Marina Baranova) 05:38
• Préludes, Premier Livre, L. 117:
• 3 2. Voiles (Arr. By Marina Baranova) (Arr. By Marina Baranova) 05:14
• 4 8. The Girl With the Flaxen Hair (Arr. By Marina Baranova) (Arr. By Marina Baranova) 03:30
• 5 6. Footsteps in the Snow (Arr. By Marina Baranova) (Arr. By Marina Baranova) 03:18
• Children's Corner, L. 113:
• 6 4. The Snow Is Dancing (Arr. By Marina Baranova) (Arr. By Marina Baranova) 04:25
• 7 1. Gradus Ad Parnassum (Arr. By Marina Baranova) (Arr. By Marina Baranova) 05:39
• Suite Bergamasque, L. 75:
• 8 4. Passepied (Arr. By Marina Baranova) (Arr. By Marina Baranova) 03:27
• Préludes, Premier Livre, L. 117:
• 9 4. Beauty (Arr. By Marina Baranova) (Arr. By Marina Baranova) 06:08
• Préludes, Deuxième Livre, L. 123:
• 10 11. Alternating Thirds (Arr. By Marina Baranova) (Arr. By Marina Baranova) 03:59
• Marina Baranova (1981 - ):
• 11 Clair de Solenne (Bonus Track) 02:41
• Total Runtime 46:39

Info for Unfolding Debussy

With "Unfolding Debussy", Marina Baranova has created so much more than a simple homage to one of the greatest composers of the 19th and 20th Centuries. She's given his work new meaning, uncovering hidden aspects and deeper connections, revealing the very human fragility behind the legend.

"It's for people who are open minded and already in love with classical music, but also for people who don't know anything about it," she says. "I would appreciate it if they listened and asked themselves: 'What do the originals sound like?'" Nearly a hundred years after his death, "Unfolding Debussy" hopes to inspire a new generation of music lovers and ensure that his sensory majesty is not lost to the drifting sands of time. Even after all this time, the cultural titan can still conjure a million colours in the mind.

She's given his work new meaning, uncovering hidden aspects and deeper connections, revealing the very human fragility behind the legend. "It's for people who are open minded and already in love with classical music, but also for people who don’t know anything about it, " she says. "I would appreciate it if they listened and asked themselves: 'What do the originals sound like?'"

Nearly a hundred years after his death, "Unfolding Debussy" hopes to inspire a new generation of music lovers and ensure that his sensory majesty is not lost to the drifting sands of time. Even after all this time, the cultural titan can still conjure a million colours in the mind.

Marina Baranova, voice, piano

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