... had quite a liberal education of late in the works of M. Claude Debussy. It is only a few weeks since one of the classical concerts was devoted entirely to an exemplification of Debussy's music, and on Tuesday evening of last week an audience which completely ...

... Conservatoire. where he had the advantage of instruction from Marniontel and Saver& and where among his tallow pupils was Claude Debussy. From 1879 to 1881 ha studied at Frankfort, and in last became teacher at the Darmstadt l'unaervatoite. where ho remained ...

... 11W NUM PIANOFORTE MUSIC. Chadrew's Corn er. eland Debussy. (Durand et ale.)—TM stir which Milt: ur n ~ t short pieces made when it was introtroduoed a short t 0..• a ro a Recital in London, and the subsequent demand it students and teachers alike, leaves ...

... lecture was plentifully illustrated by selections tr. the works of Edgar, Strauss, and Debussy, Mme. Amy Dewi n .1 contributing Meinem Kinde of Strauss and two songs Debussy_ with much effect. Mann's entertaining paper on Some East Angly.t. Musicians occupied ...

... now re-appeared and played an unaccompanied Smite in D minor in six movements by Bach, and the Concert was commenced with Debussy's Prelude L'Apree Midi d'un Faune (which bad recently been given in the same building on more than one occasion), and included ...

... TUE QUEEN, THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER. minor fin which M. Ricardo Vines was the pianist) and Debussy's first String Quartet. The programme also includtd some modern French songs, which were very tastefully sung by Mlle. Helene Luquiena. • • • Musical. secateurs ...

... his own Sympbools Owner ica, oriel ally produced hero four week? ago. and Mr Wood will conduct a rcpstiti,,n of Claud* Debussy ' s Prelude d'un Fauns end other works. The third Concert, fixed for the Afternoon of Thursday, May 11,14111 be devoted ...

... artist fluting her tour making a speciality of modern French compositions by such composers as Cesar Franck, Saint-Suois, Debussy, and other musicians of the same school. In consequence of her foreign tour Miss Drowett has had to forego the acceptance ...

... Girahnisi, Printemps Oubliou (Schutt), Vales Op. 34 (Moszkowsky). Ls Soiree en Grenade and Jardine sous en Grenade (Debussy), and a charming ballade of his own composition. Thy, audience wee most enthusiastic, and congratulations on tee beauty of ...

... played with great spirit and certainty, the work serving to show oil to fine advantage the superb quality of the strings- Debussy's Symphonic Prelude d'un Faun', which has met with much favour of late, was also included in the programme, and the rest ...

... Chopin, and at the Tonhalle at Zurich she was heard in Cesar Franck s Variations Symphoniques and pieces by Saint-Scene and Debussy, and on each occasion her achievements provoked much enthusiasm. The German-Swias Press speak very highly of her performances ...

... String Quartet in B fiat major, dechcawn to the King of Prussia, and a Quartet in minor by the French romporier Claude Achille Debussy are the works to be performe. l At the Second Concert, on Feb. 19, Brahma's Quartet i n C minor. Opu• 51, and Beethoven's ...