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... still surely no one better suited than Debussy to treat his fascinating phantom symbols of humanity. But when a question Debussy and drama big with tragedy Mid to the core—“celadonneh ponser.” In England Debussy has no exact musical counterpart. He is ...
... M. CLAUDE DEBUSSY, FEB. 15—Mr. MAURICE SONS. FEB. LEEDS CHORAL UNION. Tot Eight £1 w For Poor Concert* *od 17* - M. For Four Concert* after Xmas, £1 ss. mmlT*. W- Single Ticket*: Eeserred. 7». 6d. *nd 5*.; uoreewred. M- SARAH VRUBELL, Mezzo-Soprano ...
... MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. DEBUSSY'S KT MEUSANDB.” Tha tret prednatiaa Eagtaef M. PalWre Mdlireada’’ anaonanad for Wadaaaday aaaaiag at tha Royal Open. Tha lima la now riper for Ike of work aleca the Brltlah public are now vary much battar acquaiutad with tha ...
... COKOCCTOKB. V. CLAUDE DEBUSSY and Mr. HENRY J. WOOD. SATURDAY nß*t, *i 3. ” I’frlude. ‘‘L'Apre* d'un Fatw**'^.. by Composer). IHia first appearance England). 'OUn Concerto A minor-. Volkmanß. I-» (Throe Symphonic Sketchea) Debussy. (First performanco ...
... BALL. QUEEN’S HALL ORCHESTRA’S SYMPHONY roxCRRTS. THE QUEEN'S BALL OBCHEBTBA. i'OKOCCTOSS : If. CLAUDE DEBUSSY »nd Mr. HENRY J. WOOD. SATURDAY t»»t. 3. Orertow. *• Browtii •' Beetlwwe. Prelode. *’ DebuMj. (Coßducled (Hi* Ural appaarwweia Bn*lind-) ■Cello ...
... that only the artistic talents of the exponents prevented the restrictions of Debussy’s manner from being strongly felt towards the end of the programme. The performance of Debussy’s works which formed the entire second half of the programme was preceded ...
... POST. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1908- CONCERTS. M. CLAUDE DEBUSSY AT THE QUEEN’S The chief element attraction the Queen's Hall Symphony Concert on Saturday afternoon was th© presence of M. Claude Debussy, who made his first appearance in England and conducted ...
... Broadwood Concerts Just a year ago. Their share in the programme consisted of the Quartets of Beethoven C, Op. 59, No. 3, and of Debussy in minor. Op. 10. The reading given of tho Beethoven was sensitive and of roach delicacy, hut while the etherialinn of the ...
... of M. Debussy not altogether unknown in England. Here it* special claims have not been ignored ; one example of his orchestral writing has achieved widespread success, and some of his songs are the given of vocal recitals. The choke of M. Debussy the first ...
... royal opera covent garden. PELLKAB XT Tho second performance In England of M. l Debussy's rausie-drnma et Melisandu given at the Royal Open last night attracted large audience. It speaks well tor the breadth taste of the opera-going public of the present ...
... the special object of bringing into prominence M. Debussy the figure upon which all eyes must be fixed for authoritative operatic utterances In the future. Mr. Gilman says :“ It has been left for Debussy to write an absolutely new page in the eventful history ...
... QUARTET. At the last concert but one yesterday of the series arranged by tho Nora Clench Quartet the work in G minor of Claude Debussy for tho four strings was repeated by special request, and received good interpretation. It was, in fact, the best piece of ...