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Claude Debussy
Sonata In D minor for cello & piano
Prologue 00:00
Sérénade 04:15
Final 07:34

Paul Tortelier, cello
Jean Hubeau, piano

Debussy's Cello Sonata is fruit among other works of the intensely creative four months the composer had spent at Pourville in the summer of 1915. Debussy described this period in a letter to Robert Godet in the words of a man who knows he is ill: ‘I write like a madman, or like someone condemned to die the following morning.’ During that time Debussy composed En blanc et noir for two pianos, the Études for solo piano, and two sonatas — the Cello Sonata and the Sonata for flute, viola and harp. Comprising a Prologue, a Serenade and a Finale, the Cello Sonata is stylistically and thematically reminiscent of the children's ballet, La Boite a joujoux, written in 1913, an it received its first performance on 24 March 1917 with Joseph Salmon on the cello and the composer at the piano. In a handwritten note on the work, Debussy insisted that ‘the pianist should never forget that he is not fighting the cello but accompanying it.’
After Denis Herlin


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