L. 109

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L. 109 is the catalogue number assigned to Claude Debussy’s orchestral work "La Mer," one of his most celebrated impressionistic compositions.

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L. 109 canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf musical work catalogue number
assignedBy François Lesure
associatedArtMovement musical Impressionism
associatedComposer Claude Debussy
associatedNationality French
belongsToRepertoire standard orchestral repertoire
catalogues Claude Debussy work
catalogueType Lesure catalogue number
hasArrangement piano four-hands arrangement
two-piano arrangement
hasCriticalReception considered one of Debussy’s greatest orchestral works
hasInfluenceOn 20th-century orchestral writing
hasInstrumentation woodwinds, brass, percussion, harp, strings
hasNotableRecording Berlin Philharmonic under Claudio Abbado
linked to: Berlin Philharmonic

Boston Symphony Orchestra under Charles Munch
Orchestre de Paris under Charles Dutoit
linked to: Orchestre de Paris

Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra under Bernard Haitink
hasScoreType full orchestral score
hasWorkType concert work
orchestral suite
inCatalogue Lesure catalogue of Debussy’s works
influencedBy symbolist and impressionist aesthetics
isFrequentlyPerformed yes
isFrequentlyRecorded yes
isMajorWorkOf Claude Debussy
movementTitle De l’aube à midi sur la mer
Dialogue du vent et de la mer
Jeux de vagues
orchestration large orchestra
publicationYear 1905
publisher A. Durand & Fils
refersTo La Mer
subjectMatter the sea
typicalDuration approximately 23–25 minutes
workCompletionYear 1905
workCompositionYears 1903–1905
workForm symphonic sketches
workGenre orchestral work
workKey no fixed key
workLanguage French
workNickname La Mer, trois esquisses symphoniques pour orchestre
linked to: La Mer
workPeriod Impressionist music
workPremiereCity Paris
workPremiereConductor Camille Chevillard
workPremiereCountry France
workPremiereVenue Concerts Lamoureux
workPremiereYear 1905
workStructure three movements
workTitle La Mer

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La Mer catalogueNumber L. 109
subject linked to: Debussy La Mer