Minstrels

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"Minstrels" is a short, characterful piano piece by Claude Debussy, known for its playful rhythms and evocative depiction of street musicians, from his Préludes, Book I.

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Minstrels canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character piece
piano piece
solo piano work
belongsToCollection Debussy Préludes
composer Claude Debussy
countryOfOrigin France
creatorOccupation composer
dedicatedTo none (no specific dedication in score)
depicts minstrel performers
street musicians
firstPublication 1910
genre Impressionist music
hasCatalogueNumber L. 117, No. 12 (within Debussy’s Préludes, Book I)
hasMood humorous
light-hearted
whimsical
hasMusicalFeature contrasting dynamics
frequent accents
rapid figurations
short motifs
hasRhythmicCharacteristic dance-like rhythms
syncopated rhythms
hasScoreNotation piano notation
instrumentation solo piano
key uncertain or ambiguous tonality
languageOfTitle English
partOf Préludes, Book I
linked to: Préludes (Book I)
positionInSeries No. 12 in Préludes, Book I
linked to: Préludes (Book I)
publisher Durand
style characterful
playful
typicalPerformanceDuration approximately 2 minutes

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Préludes (Book I) containsWork Minstrels