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2008 four CD set. This recording was made by the Luxemburg Radio Orchestra and was conducted by Louis de Froment, the ensemble's long-term director and conductor: the orchestra was formed in 1933. The recording also features numerous soloists, including pianist Marylene Dosse, and the ensemble Psallette de Larraine. Claude Debussy is considered the founding father and most outstanding exponent of musical impressionism: a music style that stands for a wide spectrum of tonal colors, freely-structured forms and a gradual detachment from traditional tonality. Debussy wrote his first orchestral work in Rome in 1884, his last was written in 1915, just three years before his death. Documents.