
Prelude No. 10 ("Canope"): An Accessible Debussy Piece
David Chang discusses "Canope," Prelude No. 10 by Debussy, and how it's an attainable goal piece for newer pianists.
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David Chang discusses "Canope," Prelude No. 10 by Debussy, and how it's an attainable goal piece for newer pianists.
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