Reynaldo Hahn - Au clair de lune (Conte en musique)

These pieces seem to form a tale and it consists of 11 pieces. After every piece there was a picture of a flower or butterfly. Since I didn't know if Hahn wrote these in his manuscript, I took them into the video. Some pieces are really difficult, like No.10. 00:02 No.1 01:10 No.2 (Cadence with Rebikov figuration at one point) 03:55 No.3 06:08 No.4 08:21 No.5 09:41 No.6 10:40 No.7 11:12 No.8 13:30 No.9 (Reminded me of Schumann) 14:47 No.10 (Etude like difficulty: Reminded me of a mix of Chopins Revolutionary and Rachmaninov's Prelude in c minor.) 16:20 No.11 --- I want to mention that I really enjoyed the last livestream. I feel motivated to do that again at some time, without any expectations in the sense of what to do (well , apart from the main point: To play and study piano). Personally, I feel like there is toooo much to be able to watch on YT, so it'll be like people just join for a couple of minutes or so, and that's nice. Just wanna play pieces I played years ago again, and why not in the context of a stream where we can talk a bit. To the quiz, since there was quite some resonance, possibly I'll play pieces in snippets and do other videos as well. I think it's fun to try to guess a composition out of a little recording. The second piece is still unsolved. Since it's MOZART, I am honestly surprised that it's unsolved and won't tell it. ;&)The 14th piece was from a piece I already uploaded (believe), namely from Deodat de Severac, from the suite Cerdana, Les Fetes. A bit difficult to guess.