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Classical Piece of the Day - day 14
Claude Debussy's Nocturnes
I'm currently studying the first movement of this this piece (Nuages) for the 20th Century part of my music A level, but I adore all of them with all my soul. Unfortunately, the joy is being sucked out of it as I have to memorise my annotations for every bar before Wednesday :(
The three movements are named: Nuages ("Clouds") Fêtes ("Festivals") Sirènes ("Sirens") and they're quintessentially impressionist pieces, giving "impressions" of storm clouds, a vibrant fair and sirens singing at sea respectively.
After the Hunt (2025) by Luca Guadagnino
Book title: Nocturnes (1961) by Léopold Sédar Senghor
Nocturnes of James McNeill Whistler
Nocturne in Blue and Silver, The Lagoon, Venice, 1879-80
Nocturne, 1870-77
Thames Nocturne, circa 1872
Nocturne in Silver and Grey, 1873
Nocturne: Blue and Silver, 1871
Marina Tsvetaeva, from "I know the truth", Selected Poems (trans. Elaine Feinstein, with Angela Livingstone)
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Photography by the-way-we-were (2026):
Chopin
Nocturnes
Performed by Vadim Chaimovich
Halidon Classical Records
Inoue Yasuji - Nocturnal color woodblock prints from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo. Inoue Yasuji was the best student of Kiyochika Kobayashi and could have become a great master of Japanese printmaking of the Meiji era. But instead, he died at the age of only 25.
