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Nocturnes

Three orchestral pieces by Debussy – Nuages, Fêtes, and Sirènes, the last with female chorus. Composed 1893–99, the pieces were first performed in Paris on 9 December 1900 (nos. 1 and 2) and on 27 October 1901 in their complete form.



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