Suite Bergamasque

Suite Bergamasque is a collection of musical pieces composed by Claude Debussy, inspired by the classical tradition and Italian folk music, particularly from the Bergamo region. The suite features four parts, with the most famous being "Clair de Lune," known for its gentle, poetic melody and expressive harmony. Written for piano, it captures a refined and atmospheric mood, blending Impressionist musical elements to evoke imagery and emotion. Composed around 1890 and revised later, the Suite Bergamasque exemplifies Debussy’s innovative approach to harmony and texture, making it a beloved work in the classical piano repertoire.