Debussy-Danse arr. Zeltsman (S-n2)-2M

Danse by Claude Debussy arranged for marimba duo by Nancy Zeltsman. Debussy composed Tarantelle Styrienne for piano in 1890 in his late twenties, and it was published with that title in 1891. The title may have conflated Italian tarantella with the state of Styria in southeast Austria. He retitled it Danse when the work was reissued in 1903 with a few revisions. While Danse is one of Debussy's lesser known pieces, it is notable that it was composed between his famous piano compositions Reverie and Suite Bergamasque. After Debussy's death, Maurice Ravel adapted Danse for orchestra, which received its premiere in 1923.

This arrangement requires one 4.6-octave marimba and one 5-octave marimba.

Duration: 5'40"