... CLAUDE DEBUSSY. MUSICAL IMPRESSIONISM AT THE QUEEN’S HALL. Frankly. waa disappointed with M. Claude three symphonic fkutchc*. ** M r,” which were conducted by him at the Queen « Hall Haturday aft'*moon. 'Jlic well known ” L’Aprt* Midi Fuunc.” which heard ...

... faithfully music the work must taken a» a whole. Debussy and Maeterlinck. To understand Debussy you must understand Maeterlinck. You instinctively grasp the symbolism of the play, for it the symbolism which Debussy mainly expresses, and it is not far fetched ...

... music from the time of Montevarde the present day, Ceriaialy the portion representing contemporary art, at exemplified by Debussy, was far the most attractive section. It cannot be anid, though, that Mr. Liebich is ideal exponent the French composer's ...

... penned by a progressive living composer. And one was well rewarded by waiting to listen to Claude Debussy’s ** Colloque Sentimental,” sung just finely. Debussy is very extreme here, in voicepart as in accompaniment; but his work so finished and so well considered ...

... TWO EVENING CONCERTS Concert at the Beet in (» Nora Clench Quartet Chamber n Hall. Debussy's Quartet ...

... FINAL REHEARSAL. The postponement M. Debussy*a from Friday night ha* bad the effect of perfecting the production. The final rehearsal took place yesterday at On«nl Garden, and was practically complete m first performance. The conductor stopped tl*e orchestra ...

... FRANCAIS. One could no* wish liear Debussy's interpreted with more insight into its distinctive qualities than it was at the coneert given in the Hall the Societe Concerts Franca is. Mile. Helene M. Luquiens has before now given proof of her remarkable ...

... Principal First Violin—W. Frye Parker. SIXTH CONCERT. TO-NIGHT, at 8 o’clock, QUEEN'S HALL. . - Prelude k jL’aprfcs-mkii faune Debussy. (First time at these concerts.) Concerto, Pianoforte and Orchestra, in A Schumann. FANNY DAVIES. Preislied Meistcrsinger ...

... programme of «co Pj tional interest. Among other things >t included three old French songs, and esamples of modern art by Debussy. Reynaldo Hahn. Elgar. Gran ville Bantock. Hugo Wolf, and We.ngartner A recital so well planned is always of interest. The ...

... Hall, Mme. Mar gave a vocal recital at which she sang five Schubert’* greatest songs, and repealed the ” Proses Lyriques of Debussy, liich die introduced succeesfuliy some time ago. The singer waa not always successful in achieving the art conceals art the ...

... has tho originality of Debussy. The Trois Chanson* Bihtis,'’ which were new to mo, are full of subtle musical poetry, and they were splendidly me. EnirH, an artist who has unquestionable temperament and intelligence. Debussy has really something to ...

... taste ami stylo which promiao well for tho future. Her choice songs left to doatred; examples Brahms, Liszt, Handel. Strauss, Debussy, and Purcell were pleasingly interpreted. Miss Honey introduced two new songs by Sir Hubert Parry, ** Whether Live and Tho ...