The piano suite through the impressionist school:Claude Debussy

Claude Debussy is considered the great revolutionary of the musical language and marked the dawn of the modern era. For this, he baptized himself as an impressionist, because he innovated the music of his predecessors, modifying the system of functional tonalities. That is why we tried to understand the spirit of the composer, his style of piano writing and his innovative contribution. In addition, the composer made a return to some old forms where he put all his new musical material. Among these forms we can mention the instrumental suite, which he treated in his own way and to which he liberated the pre-established rules. This is how he was able to build up a repertoire for the art of piano playing.

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Foued Belghouthi is a Research Teacher at the University of Sousse since 2008. Master's degree in music and musicology from the University of Sousse-Tunsia in 2003. Diploma in piano in 2003. Master's degree in Interpretation of Western music from the University of Sousse-Tunsia in 2005. Doctoral student at the University of Strasbourg, ED520, UE 3402.