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... DVORAK AND DEBUSSY At times they even do better fat the stranger than for their own tamiliar friend—no doubt because of anxiety to show themselves in as good a light as possible to the great man from Landon. The concert began with Dvorak's Carnival Overture ...

... themes by Chopin and Debussy the theatre was in complete darkness. Mr. Stephen Fry, son of Mr. C. B. Fry, is the producer at the Mercury Theatre, and another of his ideas was the use of special lighting and a moving scene. - During Debussy's Refiets dans ...

... DEBUSSY STATUE SAIXT-GEHMAIN, the little village near I’urie, has ereoted statu* Claude Itelmssy. its famous sou. A iiiiiuber of distinguished foreign niiisiclans ami ooniitosers were present at the unveiling festival. SENE CLAIB FOR LONDON? Rene CLAIR ...

... THE DANCE-AND DEBUSSY By CRESCENDO Alanova has an attractive personality and gowns herself in a series of beautiful costumes At His Majesty's Theatre yesterday afternoon she gave the first of her three dance recitals. She is a poetical mimist, and one ...

... AND DEBUSSY CONTRASTED. CONCERTS NEXT WEEK. Musicians will find in the latest issue of the Quarterly Review” an article by Dx. W. H. Hadow on “Music and Drama” —meaning musical drama, which offers some discriminating thoughts on Strauss and Debussy. Elektra ...

... THE SHY DEBUSSY. Debussy was probably the shyest person who ever had to appear before the public as an artist, and he was never at home on the platform. At one concert of modern music at which he played a new work of his own he was so uncertain of himself ...

... Debussy's Monument. The monument to Debussy unveiled last week has a good deal of beauty in it, in spite of its subscription to that formula of a wall so dear to modern sculptors. Set against the trees of the Bois, and reflected in a square sheet of water ...

... From Monteverdi to Debussy most ruffled spirit would either have been lulled into happiness or to sleet) by the concert at the Saville Theatre yesterday . This was one of those delightful occasions when every piece had its own warm melodiousness, supported ...

... 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 ...

... A DEBUSSY CONCERT. Most interesting was the Debussy concert given by Mr. Franz Liebich at the Folian Hall on Tuesday. To music lovers it was a specially interesting programme, giving excerpts from those composers who had influenced Debussy from Rameau ...

... DEBUSSY AT QUEEN'S HALL. Some unfamiliar works by Debussy were an interesting leaturt of the Queen's Hall Symphony concert on Saturday. 'These were a . set of Nocturnes for Orchestra, entitled respectively Nuages, Fetes, and Sirenes, and, as ...