Claude Debussy adapted, for 10 points, what Maurice Maeterlinck play?
The King's March is the final section of this play's first adaptation, a five-movement orchestral suite written by the composer William Wallace. In one attempt to write music for this play, Gabriel Faure borrowed from his score to Le bourgeois gentilhomme, while the last movement was played at his own funeral. Sibelius's incidental music for this play includes movements such as "At the Seashore" and "A Spring in the Park", while Schoenberg began a symphonic poem based on this play the year its most famous adaptation premiered in Paris. That work features characters like Arkel, Yniold, and Golaud and was its composer's only completed opera. Claude Debussy adapted, for 10 points, what Maurice Maeterlinck play?
The King's March is the final section of this play's first adaptation, a five-movement orchestral suite written by the composer William Wallace.
Pelleas et Melisande