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Claude Debussy (1862-1918). French composer. Debussy performing a duet at the piano with Mrs. Chausson, at the house of Ernest Chausson (on the right of the image), 1893 Stock Photo - Alamy
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Claude Debussy
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Debussy at the piano
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Claude Debussy at piano at Ernest Chausson's home playing duet with Madame Chausson. From r to l Ernest Chausson, Raymond Bonheur, Christine Lerolle, sitting on ground Guillaume Lerolle, behind him Etiennette Chausson,
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Claude Debussy plays Préludes Nos. 1, 3, 10, 11 and 12 from Book I, L.125 (117) in 1913 - YouTube
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