Slow waltzes enjoyed a special vogue in Parisian salons of the early twentieth century, leading Debussy ╩ with a twinkle in his eye ╩ to produce his piano waltz ''La plus que lente'' (''The Slower-than-Slow''). Parisian publisher Durand brought Debussy’s piano waltz, issued in July 1910, to a wider public by publishing it that same year as a supplement to Le Figaro, as well as in arrangements (by others) for violin and piano and for piano, 4-hands. Debussy himself produced a version for orchestr