If I remember correctly, Debussy either composed in the Romantic Era or the Baroque Era. I have been looking for the correct answer, also. Sorry, at least i narrowed it down for ya. :)
Nicole
Totally wrong, Debussy came in during the tail end of the Romantic Era and is responsible for the Impressionist Era. He along with Faure, Ravel and Dupark brought the "French School" into power at that time. Debussy is know as the father of Impressionism, his piece "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun" is still used today as THE score to study to truly understand the Impressionist Era.
Ya, he was the an overlap of Romantic era and 20th Century. He was NOT Barouqe
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You might be thinking of Debussy's Clair de Lune. It's personally my favourite piece.
Bombay Dreams.
yes he is the earliest known polyphony composer
Claude Debussy was mostly famous for Claire de Lune. He composed in the Baroque or Romantic era and and was born on the 22 August 1862 and died in March 25 1918. He also wrote l'Apres-midi d'un Faun.
Romantic Era
Claude Debussy took lessons from Cerutti, a violinist. He learned the rest of his musical skills from the Paris Conservatory.
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classical and romantic
Mostly in the Romantic Era.
Claude Debussy composed his first song in 1879.
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The fact that they all have names should answer this question.
Debussy.
the baroque era.
Baroque