The third and most famous movement of Suite bergamasque
is "Clair de lune," meaning "moonlight" in French. Its
name comes from Paul Verlaine's poem of the same name
which also refers to 'bergamasques' in its opening
stanza : ?Votre âme est un paysage choisi / Que vont
charmant masques et bergamasques / Jouant du luth et
dansant et quasi / Tristes sous leurs déguisements
fantasques?. (Wikipedia)
I love this piece. It is very beautiful, and the audience will love it. I am playing it for my winter concert. It is slow, and it isn't hard to get the rhythm, but sometimes I forget to make the G flat, flat. It is long enough to be beautiful, and short enough so the audience won't get bored. I can't wait to play it. I suggest it for you anyone to play. I like the one in D flat the best, but the other type sounds okay, too.
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