Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No.2 Feuilles mortes (Arr. Colin Matthews)
Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No.2 Feuilles mortes (Arr. Colin Matthews) a song by Colin Matthews on BeMusic
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No. 1 Brouillards (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book I L. 117: No. 1 Danseuse de Delphes (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book I L. 117: No. 7 Ce qu’a vu le vent d’Ouest (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book I L. 117: No.9 La sérénade interrompue (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book I L. 117: No. 6 Des pas sur la neige (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book I L. 117: No. 12 Minstrels (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No. 4 ‘Les fées sont d’exquises danseuses’ (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No. 10 Canope (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book I L. 117: No. 4 Les sons et les parfums tournent dans l’air du soir (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book I L. 117: No. 2 Voiles (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No. 3 La Puerta del Vino (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No. 9 Hommage à S. Pickwick Esq., P.P.M.P.C. (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No. 6 Général Lavine – excentric (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No. 7 La terrasse des audiences du clair de lune (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No.2 Feuilles mortes (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No.5 Bruyères (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No. 11 Les tierces alternées (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No. 8 Ondine (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book I L. 117: No. 11 La danse de Puck (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book I L. 117: No.5 Les collines d’Anacapri (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book I L. 117: No. 3 Le vent dans la plaine (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book II L. 123: No.12 Feux d’artifice (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book I L. 117: No. 8 La fille aux cheveux de lin (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Preludes arranged for Orchestra, Book I L. 117: No. 10 La cathédrale engloutie (Arr. Colin Matthews) by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,
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Postlude - Monsieur Croche by
Colin Matthews,
Claude Debussy,
Hallé,
Sir Mark Elder,