Those are the leaders, but I'd argue many composers both before and after them have dipped into an impressionism aesthetic. Some late Liszt works could be seen as impressionistic, some of Scriabin's work before he went off the rails, Albéniz maybe. I view Satie as a mainly impressionistic composer, though some people would disagree.
I recently discovered Jean Roger-Ducasse's music and like it a lot. I've heard him described as a "more muscualr Debussy." Here's Barcarolle No.1 (I couldn't get the video to embed.):https://www.youtube.com/watch?yv=99jS5OYaVvI&list=OLAK5uy_n7gbhc8P3-sVrsZWCJuyXjP0Jfj01Gvj0 Wonderful music! Do you know if the scores are published as ‘preludes’ or ‘etudes’? I really need to find the scores to add to my ever-growing stack of music to play
Quote from: klavierking on May 05, 2021, 01:40:48 AMI recently discovered Jean Roger-Ducasse's music and like it a lot. I've heard him described as a "more muscualr Debussy." Here's Barcarolle No.1 (I couldn't get the video to embed.):https://www.youtube.com/watch?yv=99jS5OYaVvI&list=OLAK5uy_n7gbhc8P3-sVrsZWCJuyXjP0Jfj01Gvj0 Wonderful music! Do you know if the scores are published as ‘preludes’ or ‘etudes’? I really need to find the scores to add to my ever-growing stack of music to playTry this site: https://www.pianorarescores.com/archive/jean-roger-ducasse-piano-sheet-music/
Deodat de Severac has two really awesome pieces that I saw someone perform (among other lesser known impressionist works).*Les Naiades et le Faune Indescret*Baigneuses au SoleilCheck both those pieces out, I find them incredibly interesting
Those are cool! Never heard of this composer. Does he have more pieces?
Thanks Visitor for posting the Mikel Block again😊 this has been a tough year, and I need something new to learn that will inspire me. These vignettes fit the bill