Uploaded September 2009 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Michelangeli and Debussy - the two names bring to mind beautiful masterpieces for piano. That is what was produced whenever the master pianist, Michelangeli, sat down at a piano to play Debussy, as he did here in the complete cycle of Debussy's Preludes, Book (Livre) 1, a group of tone poems, along with Book 2, in the form of Preludes for Piano.
The final piece in the 12 piece work known as Preludes, Book 1 is simply titled "Minstrels". Debussy used the tempo notation of 'Modere' for this piece.
Enjoy!
Michelangeli and Debussy - the two names bring to mind beautiful masterpieces for piano. That is what was produced whenever the master pianist, Michelangeli, sat down at a piano to play Debussy, as he did here in the complete cycle of Debussy's Preludes, Book (Livre) 1, a group of tone poems, along with Book 2, in the form of Preludes for Piano.
The final piece in the 12 piece work known as Preludes, Book 1 is simply titled "Minstrels". Debussy used the tempo notation of 'Modere' for this piece.
Enjoy!










