... group Chopin pieces. As an additional attraction, vocal solos were provided Mme. d’Alvarez, whose rendering of Lia’s air from Debussy’s L’Enfant Prodigue” was a supremely fine effort. She was accompanied Mr. F. B, Kiddle. ...

... least pleasant part of the entertainment was the singing Mdlle. Loewentbal of chansons Faure, Hahn, Ohauason, Poldowski, and Debussy, illustrating the Parisienne’s appreciation of the most modem of French composers. Assisted Mr. Richard Epstein, Mdlles. ...

... Flute ** .Mozart. Scene V., Village Romeo and Juliet Delius. Concerto for Violin Vivaldi. Images pour Orchestra, Iberia Debussy. Concerto minor Salnt-Saens. Symphonic Fantasia. Francesca Rimini Tchaikovsky. Ysaye. beecham Tickets, 113. 6d. to Is. 2d ...

... fairy delicacy his tflaying was altogether admirable. Very clever*, too, were his interpretations three little pieces by Debussy, while two of Liszt’s Studies gave tom ample opportunities for the display A the great brillianoe of his technique. Seeing ...

... 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 ...

... the old-world spirit of a Sonata by Leclair, while her sister was less successful Rachmaninoff’s familiar 1 Prelude, and in Debussy’s first Arabesque. Their performance of Cesar Franck’s great Sonata was, however, hardly remarkable, for they were inclined ...

... night. It is entitled “The Vine,” and is the invention Mr. Fred Farren and Mr. Wilhelm. The music is selected from Grieg, Debussy, andlSchumann. In effect ” The Vine ”is a temperance lecture, delivered by a poet. A shepherd who strayed into a lovely garden ...

... delightful crispness and merriment the score, with its archaisms in the style Mozart and and its quota tiona from Chopin and Debussy, have never been better expressed than they were this occasion, when Mr. Albert Coates, as conductor, made every - single ...

... violinist, essentially well equipped, but without any compelling message to deliver. , Miss Lockwood s interpretations Sonatas hv Debussy and Bach were neat, clean and accurate. Her tone never failed in purity, nor her playing in lucidity. Mi. Harold Crazton ...

... Schubert’s Fantasie in C major (Op. 15), Beethoven’s Sonata A flat major (Op. 26), »nd a Chopin group « Brahms, MacDowell, Liszt, Debussy, Saintjgaens, and Ravel are comprised in the programme which Mr. Victor Buesst will present his second pianoforte recital ...

... such songs as century L’Amour de moi, Martini s Mon ieune coeur palpite,” an eighteenth century ‘‘Tambourin,” and three of Debussy s beautiful songs. With the more robust emotionalism of the modern Oerman she seems to be less in sympathy, and her inter ...

... tionable ; but, at any rate, the voice in which Mr. Scott speaks is old one, for his music ; an exercise in the style of Debussy, pure ! and simple. Mr. Grainger played this and ■ everything else his programme remark| ably well. He was always clear, always ...