Claude Debussy - La Cathedrále Engloutie

This solo composition was published in 1910. It was inspired by an ancient Breton tall tail about a cathedral that rises from the sea on clear mornings, then sinks in the evening with its bells and organs being heard over great distances.
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[@hayeonkim7838]

Thanks for meaningful and valuable historical music as always ❤❤❤

[@michaelgcomposer]

Wow! This just popped up! Awesome! Thank you for the upload, and description! I am definitely adding this to my playlist.

[@martinmarsola6477]

Magnificent music. Thank you Claude DeBussy! 🙂🇺🇸

[@salvia_palth]

😦😒

[@RayFreeman-kk6yf]

The way I heard the legend was this: There was a great city of Ys. Its people were very wicked, and God punished them by sinking the entire city beneath the waves, including all the wicked people. But He allowed the cathedral to rise one day every 100 years and have a service so that the wicked ones could repent and find salvation.

[@kendalljoshua]

Incredibly moving piece

[@FrenchPaul1988]

Thanks for the beautiful music. Nitpick: the title should read "cathédrale", not "cathedrále". 😎