Claude DeBussy

Achille-claude Debussy was a French Romantic composer who formulated the 21-note scale and changed how instruments were used for orchestration. He entered the Paris Conservatory at age 10 where he studied composition and piano. DeBussy was also influenced by the works of Symbolist writers and the music of Richard Wagner.

Music Education in the News: In Tennessee, the Boro Blues Fest which is presented by the The Lead Belly Foundation, is set to begin on September 12.

This Day in Music History: 1968 - The Beatles recorded "Hey Jude," their first single under the Apple Label.