Here, let's just settle this once and for all. It is the third movement of Claude Debussy's "Suite bergamasque," composed in 1888 and published in 1903. Being written in 1888, it predates flight, radio as we know it, television, and movies as we know them today. It is a beautiful piece of music, as I'm sure most all of you are very well aware. While it may be associated in your head with other, more recent things, it stood alone for more than a century, and I'm perfectly content leaving it that way. [2]

Totally Agree dude!!

Here, let's just settle this once and for all. It is the third movement of Claude Debussy's "Suite bergamasque," composed in 1888 and published in 1903. Being written in 1888, it predates flight, radio as we know it, television, and movies as we know them today. It is a beautiful piece of music, as I'm sure most all of you are very well aware. While it may be associated in your head with other, more recent things, it stood alone for more than a century, and I'm perfectly content leaving it that way.

I love it and not because of Twilight

This song was played in the film Tokyo Sonata. Good piece of music.

The real title is "CLAIR DE LUNE" (Moonlight, without E at the end of CLAIR) ; but it's not so important.

luv this song!! but i dont want edward playing this for me!! i want MY taylor lautner to play it 4 me!!
lol!! luv u taylor lautner!!

Yeah yeah, sure sure. We all "LOVE" Twilight.
Keep pissing us off with the Twilight references because supposedly that's the only thing this song came from!
SO not true. I loved this song WAY before Twilight.

It may remind me of Ocean's 11, but this song definitely stands alone. No movie reference is going to capture this song. It's awesome, because it's awesome.

It's also on Nodame Cantabile it's one that Nodame played...

Forget Twilight
Forget Ocean's 11
I remember this in Frankie and Johnny (Showing my age)