I think most impressionist music is a bit more tricky to play?
I have used Christopher Norton's "Eastern Preludes" as an introduction to impressionistic soundscapes: https://www.boosey.com/teaching/sheet-music/Eastern-Preludes-Collection/100873
Would anyone here say that the Debussy Arabesque no 1 is a grade 3-4 piece? I'm very unfamiliar with the grade system.
RCM ranks it as a 10, AMEB as 7 and Piano Street as 8 Pianosyllabus.com Most of the recommendations here are ranked as 6 or above The only one I would cinider for grade 3-4 student is Mompou.
Someone posted the piano music of Eugenie Rocherolle on another forumUn Iowa Pedagogy Project ranks it as Grade 3 There are more but I particularly like Souvenirs du Quebec https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0cGwMM8nIyU https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=t-M46oTYpys
Never heard of this composer before. Nice music! It seems like a now living composer? Does that really count as impressionist?