The page for The Lyrinx Recordings: Debussy: 12 Études, Étude Retrouvée, Masques, L’Isle Joyeuse by Georges Pludermacher gathers the main release facts in one place It is useful for listeners checking release facts, song names and related album details.

Practical album details include release year 1984, genre area Classical, 15 tracks, total running time 57:48, and cover artwork available. The same facts are useful for comparing this entry with other releases in the catalog.

The track list starts with Douze Études, L. 136, Livre 1 I. Pour Les “cinq Doigts”, D’après Monsieur Czerny, Douze Études, L. 136, Livre 1 II. Pour Les Tierces. Moderato Ma Non Troppo, Douze Études, L. 136, Livre 1 III. Pour Les Quartes. Andantino Con Moto, Douze Études, L. 136, Livre 1 IV. Pour Les Sixtes. Lento, Douze Études, L. 136, Livre 1 V. Pour Les Octaves. Joyeux Et Emporté, Librement Rythmé, Douze Études, L. 136, Livre 1 VI. Pour Les Huit Doigts. Vivamente, Molto Leggiero Et Legato, Douze Études, L. 136, Livre 2 VII. Pour Les Degrés Chromatiques. Scherzando, Allegro Assai, and Douze Études, L. 136, Livre 2 VIII. Pour Les Agréments. Lento, Rubato E Leggiero. This gives the description more substance while staying with the album track list.

Duration details add a practical listening angle: Douze Études, L. 136, Livre 2 X. Pour Les Sonorités Opposées. Modéré, Sans Lenteur is one of the longer tracks at 5:19 and Douze Études, L. 136, Livre 1 VI. Pour Les Huit Doigts. Vivamente, Molto Leggiero Et Legato is one of the shorter tracks at 1:28. This kind of information is simple, but it makes the entry richer and easier to scan.

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