Prélude I/9: La sérénade interrompue, L. 117 No. 9
This guide follows Debussy’s Prélude I/9: La sérénade interrompue, L. 117 No. 9 (1910) in one part.
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La sérénade interrompue: 0:12–2:44
Moderately lively. The is hesitant and plucked in manner, and has been heard as a guitar being tuned. The First (French for song) is the 's first song-like melody. Then an interruption begins, with a quotation of Albéniz's El Albaicín. A leads to the Second , and a Contrasting changes the colour again. After that the music prepares the final and a that mirrors the start.
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Section boundaries in music are not always sharp; a transition may be felt over a pause or a held chord.
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