Debussy and his DIRTY Chords ("Dead leaves" Prelude - Analysis)

Debussy paints a musical depiction of dead leaves with dissonant harmonies and eerie and fragmented lines in his "Feuilles mortes," Prelude no. 2 from the second volume of preludes. It shows a lot of his typical features such as sequential rather than functional harmony, block chords, and a maximal use of different piano registers. With Henrik Kilhamn, piano.
The piece was a Patreon request by L. von Geist.

0:00 About
0:53 Analysis
6:33 Middle section
11:36 Recap
15:03 ▶ Performance

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Music: Claude Debussy: "Feuilles mortes" ("Dead leaves"), No. 2 from Preludes, book 2 (1911-13).
📄 Score: Peters edition, 1969, editor: Eberhardt Klemm, https://imslp.org
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