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Evgeny Kissin - Debussy: Feux d'artifice (Fireworks) prelude No. 12 Book II

Evgeny Kissin performs "Feux d’artifice": Modérément animé (Fireworks) prelude No. 12 Book II by Claude Debussy (1862 – 1918). "Feux d’artifice" is the last of Claude Debussy’s 24 preludes. He composed his second books of preludes during 1912-13. Feux d’artifice is the most technically challenging out of all 24 preludes. It depicts a brilliant and spectacular fireworks display over Paris, and captures in tones the many furious streaks of rockets and their colorful explosions in the night sky. Sweeping runs, outlining two major thirds a semitone apart, open the prelude, perhaps depicting the anticipation of the audience, while isolated tones, like little points of light, sound in the upper register of the piano. The texture of the piece grows ever thicker and more complex and colors abound as the harmonies, figurations and dynamics change to give representation to the wondrous display and patterns of colored light. At its close, the visual display begins to slowly fade away. Over a tremolo in the bass a brief quote of La Marseillaise is heard before the last flashes of color. 3-6