Debussy, Satie, Faure, Ravel, Saint Saens

This was a project required to be bellow 30 minutes in length and contain only samples of the songs. I posted this project with the desire to see people engaging in a musical journey by having to search out the songs in their entirety. I also had quite a few previous videos containing Classical music taken down under copyright laws. After looking up these laws I noticed that one may simply provide most of the song without the ending and be able to get away with it. So I hope you enjoy this work and then go out and either buy or download the original music that I have presented here.

Paintings are by Claude Monet.

Music to elevate the soul and exult the divine.These are foretastes of late France's exuberant Impressionist Composers such as Maurice Ravel, along with Erik Satie, followed by Camile Saint Saens, in close suit Gabriel Faure and no other but the painter of sound; Claude Debussy.

This presentation is graced by the French Impressionist Artist hallowed as Claude Monet, who painted using an array of rich colors during the same time that Mr. Debussy was bent over his mysterious piano.

here is the necessary composition guide: Musical pieces:

0:00 Clare de Lune (Claude Debussy)
1:50 Estampes Pago (Claude Debussy)
3:36 The Snow is Falling (Claude Debussy)
5:52 Preludes Voiles (Claude Debussy)
7:10 Estampes la Soriee (Claude Debussy)
9:00 Gymnopedie 1 - Lent et Douloureux (Erik Satie)
10:48 Gnossienne 1 - Alessio Nanni (Erik Satie)
12:34 Nocturne no. 1 (Erik Satie)
14:24 Ma Mere l'Oye Pavane Belle (Maurice Ravel)
16:13 Ma Mere l'Oye Apotheose (Maurice Ravel)
18:01 Une Barque sur l'Ocean (Maurice Ravel)
19:50 Piano Concerto No. 3 (Saint Saens)
21:39 The Bird House (Saint Saens)
22:47 The Swan (Saint Saens)
24:37 Apres un Reve (Gabriel Faure)

[gozzaldi]

Right now I am studying in the basement of the FSU Strozier library; every once in a while I will look up and around me and feel how amazing this world is. Its such a blessing that even in a windowless basement, music like this can let you feel the grace of this world and its emotions.

[mdao]

Debussy and Satie are the reason why I exist, I just lovee their work.

[Sameoldfitup]

“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”
― Tennessee Williams

[shin-i-chikozima]

These masterpieces are comfortable to the ear and to the mind and to the soul

[studiokrohn]

I think this music is not sad, it's send you or shows you how to look at things. It's a peaceful message how the world runs. There is always a message.

[edredwhittingham]

These are some of the most haunting melodies and harmonies I’ve ever heard. This whole selection plays out like an opera.

[tango_doggy]

From description, for mobile users (is this still an issue? I don't use mobile):
0:00 Clare de Lune (Claude Debussy)
1:50 Estampes Pago (Claude Debussy)
3:36 The Snow is Falling (Claude Debussy)
5:52 Preludes Voiles (Claude Debussy)
7:10 Estampes la Soriee (Claude Debussy)
9:00 Gymnopedie 1 - Lent et Douloureux (Erik Satie)
10:48 Gnossienne 1 - Alessio Nanni (Erik Satie)
12:34 Nocturne no. 1 (Erik Satie)
14:24 Ma Mere l'Oye Pavane Belle (Maurice Ravel)
16:13 Ma Mere l'Oye Apotheose (Maurice Ravel)
18:01 Une Barque sur l'Ocean (Maurice Ravel)
19:50 Piano Concerto No. 3 (Saint Saens)
21:39 The Bird House (Saint Saens)
22:47 The Swan (Saint Saens)
24:37 Apres un Reve (Gabriel Faure)

[shin-i-chikozima]

These music are a good sleeping pill, and promotes peace of the soul, and a paramount tranqulizer

[bjrnandersson]

22 years old, and I love the melody. Truly great artist of the past. Not all of this generation is truly lost.

[stankolodin]

I look at these paintings and for a moment I find peace.

[celestinehale]

Monet is my favourite artist. Seeing his work accompanied by this beautiful music made this experience all the more splendid.

[richardsimplon]

Le plaisir est augmenté en regardant tous ces tableaux impressionnistes.

[shin-i-chikozima]

The greatness and gracefulness and wonderfulness of these masterpieces simply can not be overstated

[imwatchingyou]

The video that started it all...I found out about Ravel from this and I've been in love with his music ever since.

[sebastienfurone]

Très belle sélection ! Et une riche idée d'ilustration... Merci pour ce merveilleux partage!

[shin-i-chikozima]

Like a dreamscape after waking, our life are fleeting, less than a hundred years.
As one ages they come to understand how frail truly is.
These masterpieces are a breath of fresh air in our life of less than100 years in this transient world of so much hassle and annoyances

[M.Robespierre]

I feel in the 19th century when I listen to these masterpieces.

[philippecirse]

A stupendous wave laden with paradoxes from which obscurantism and the irrational escape, hypnotic factors defying vulnerable souls in search of the infinity. Their musical architecture is a translucid and short tunnel that leads to fullness 🤗

[Poco]

This is tender and poignant ànd is a gift of ĝrace from the Devine like no kidding.
Thank you all for following your sacred contracts and in so doing, giving life and truth.
Follow the music.
The moon is filled with music

[chezambezi]

both music and the artwork of those paintings it’s sublime