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Details: In the original preface to his Etudes, Debussy states his general belief that fingering suggestions in a printed edition are not helpful, and goes on to explan, "Chercons nos diogtés" ("Let us find our own fingering!"). In accordance with his wishes, our edition does not add fingerings or indeed anything else extraneous to the composer's original musical texts. Contents:
- No.7: Pour les degrés chromatiques [1915]
- No.8: Pour les agréments [1915]
- No.9: Pour les notes répétées [1915]
- No.10: Pour les sonorités opposées [1915]
- No.11: Pour les arpèges composés [1915]
- No.12: Pour les accords [1915]
Peters edition
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