One piece in this collection uses ninth chords to depict the titular Dead Leaves, and the whole tone scale is used almost exclusively in the piece Sails.
Egyptian Vase is a piece in this collection, which opens with the piece Dancers of Delphi. Parts of "God Save the Queen" can be heard in this collection's piece Homage to S. Pickwick, and parts of "La Marseillaise" can be heard in its final piece, (**) Fireworks. One piece in this collection uses ninth chords to depict the titular Dead Leaves, and the whole tone scale is used almost exclusively in the piece Sails. A poem by Leconte de Lisle inspired a G-flat major piece in this collection, which also contains a piece that depicts the (*) tolling bells of the Cathedral of Ys. Divided into two books, the first of which was completed in 1910, this collection contains twenty-four works, including The Engulfed Cathedral and The Girl with the Flaxen Hair. For 10 points, name this collection of piano compositions by Claude Debussy.
Egyptian Vase is a piece in this collection, which opens with the piece Dancers of Delphi.
Preludes