The Bergamasque Suite is a piano suite composed by Claude Debussy in 1890, though it was published in 1903. It consists of four movements: Prélude, Menuet, Clair de Lune, and Passepied. The suite is known for its impressionistic style, showcasing Debussy's innovative use of harmony and texture. The most famous movement, Clair de Lune, translates to "Light of the Moon" and is celebrated for its lyrical beauty and emotional depth. The suite reflects the influence of the French Romantic tradition while also paving the way for modern music, making it a significant work in the classical repertoire.