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... musicians. M. Debussy's art and method are analysed, defined and criticised with fluency and zeal. Debussy is on the whole well represented by the accomplished author of this book. His individuality is carefully explored, and his compositions are no less ...
... of Debussy as is she. For the rest, her programme was chiefly devoted to some of Schubert's most beautiful songs, all of which she sang well, though hardly, perhaps, with that effortless ease which Characterised her interpretations of the Debussy songs ...
... DII3USSY IN LONDON. Certainly the mest commanding figure of the last week in the London musics! world has bees that uf Claude Debussy. Indeed, we might almost say that ho is likely to be the musical figure of the year, for Covent Garden has promised that during ...
... in the first performance in this country of M. Debussy's La Damoiselle Elue, for soprano, mezzo-soprano, female chorus, and orchestra. The work, which dates from 1884, was the one sent home by Debussy from Italy after his election to the Prix de Rome ...
... unusual interest to the production of M. Claude Debussy's setting of Rossetti's Blessed Damosel, at the Queen's Hall Symphony Concert, on Saturday afternoon. In the first place, of course, M. Debussy has loomed very largely in the public eye during ...
... SOME BEAUTIFUL SCENES, Those who were present at the dress rehearsal this afternoon of M. Debussy's opera which is to be given for the first time at Covent Garden, to-morrow night, were loud in their praise of the delightful stage features which have ...
... Marie Yelland. Miss Helen Blain, Mr. Walter Kirby, M. Zacharewitsch, and Mr. Arthur Godfrey. So successful did M. Claude Debussy's Quartet in G minor prove when it was first produced in London not very long ago, that the Nora Clench Quartet wisely decided ...
... of songs by such writers as Bruneau, ' Debussy, and Moret at the vocal and violin recital which she and M. Georges Enesco gave at St. George's Hall on Saturday afternoon. CortainlY Monet's Soir d'ete, Debussy's Citevaun de Bois, Mandoline, and ...
... Nymphs and Shepherds, Lully's Bois Epais ' Schumann's Die Lotcsblume, and Debussy's Fantoches, the last of which she sang so exquisitely that she had to repeat it. Debussy was also represented in the programme by his quartet in G minor, which was ...
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... doubtful whether we shall have another opportunity of hearing Pelleas et Melisande this season,. but those who delight in Debussy's work will be interested to know that there is just the possibility of another performance. 0 $ Mr. Gordon Cleather, who ...
... little pieces by Debussy, entitled Children's Corner, in which Jumbo's Lullaby, a Doll's Serenade, a little (and exceedingly modern) shepherd, a Golliwogg's Cake-Walk, and other infantile delights, are depicted in a characteristically Debussy-ish manner. ...