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The flute interacts with the soulful calls of a humpback whale and the evocative poetry of Marie Bennett

In this flute duet arrangement

Reinecke treats the familiar melody with affection and restraint

“The griots sang and told stories

Trois Chansons de Charles d'Orléans Boosey & Hawkes v=CQPyc4i0EnsComposer(s): Claude Debussy Claude Debussys Trois Chansons de Charles dOrlans is his only piece for a cappella choir, composed between 1898 and 1908. These pieces are settings of texts by the 15th century French poet Charles dOrlans (13941465), whose lyrical and elegant verse captures themes of love, melancholy, and nature with a distinctly medieval charm. Debussys signature harmonic colors blend with Renaissance inspired textures in this flute choir