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• La Mer Claude
  Debussy
• Peter
  Grimes Benjamin
  Britten
• Sea
  Pictures Edward
  Elgar
• The
  Flying
  Dutch
  man Richard
  Wagner
• The
  Hebrides Felix
  Mendels
  sohn
• The Ocea
  nides Jean
  Sibelius

‘La Mer’ became Claude Debussy's largest symphonic work. Many musicologists call it a symphony. The composer spent about two years working on the piece and completed it in 1905. ‘La Mer’ is a piece for symphony orchestra in three movements. The calm breathing of the awakening sea in the first movement is replaced by the light splash of playful waves in the second. And yet in this serenity you can perceive the enormous power of the elements, which is fully manifested in the stormy third sketch. The three parts are united by a single idea, and motifs from the first two parts appear in the finale.