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Yes, their music was always very different.
1890-1918 or 1900's in America, Composers: Debussy (France), Stravinsky (Russia) and Schoenberg (Germany).
The primary similarity is that Debussy was a pure impressionist. Ravel always admired Debussy's music (he was reprimanded in the Conservatory for continually playing it), and there are many impressionistic influences in Ravel's music.
Claude Debussy is known for the impressionist music that he composed.
claude debussy impacted other composers by impacting the history of music.
Claude Debussy is accredited with creating music which was devoid of a particular harmonic tonal center, however Schoenberg may perhaps be considered the first "atonal" composer. He wrote music in an attempt to give "equal value" to all 12 tones. He wrotePierrot Lunaire which is considered one of the first pieces completely atonal.
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Yes, their music was always very different.
1890-1918 or 1900's in America, Composers: Debussy (France), Stravinsky (Russia) and Schoenberg (Germany).
The primary similarity is that Debussy was a pure impressionist. Ravel always admired Debussy's music (he was reprimanded in the Conservatory for continually playing it), and there are many impressionistic influences in Ravel's music.
Claude Debussy is known for the impressionist music that he composed.
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Claude Debussy was famous because of his music
claude debussy impacted other composers by impacting the history of music.
Ravel's music is all 'bigger' than Debussy's. It's more layered, more subtle, more romantic, sexier, etc. But, Ravel's music lacks the charm and unassuming creativity of Debussy's music. Debussy's music reminds me a lot of Mozart in that it always retains its dignity, even when it is very emotional.
Claude Debussy composed music, accompanied musicians, and taught music lessons.
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