... with scenery, cast, chorus, and conductor all complete namely, Paul Dukas' Ariane et Barbe Bleue, Gliick's Alceste, and Debussy's PelUas et Mdlisande. sinune ei jourue nteue iiau nuc been heard in London, although Dukas, who died recently, had for long ...

... these, Uncle Jack Uncle Jack. Ah, is this the new Picture Pianola Martin was telling me about He ssys they ve got Chopin, Debussy, Ravel, and a lot of the new men one knows so little about. Mother Yes, indeed. Then there's the Life of Wagner. Uncle Jack: ...

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... success. French opera was in the ascendant. Debussy's masterpiece, the setting to Maeter linck's Pelleas et Melisande, was produced in sumptuous fashion but the fashionable ear is not yet attuned to Debussy's beloved scale of whole tones, and it was rumoured ...

... fast car on a road ever did. I am sure they would even laugh silently and stop munching in opaque astonishment if they heard Debussy's Little Shepherd. Their taste is of another kind. I don't hold with them modern tunes, says the cow. You can't keep time ...

... explaining to us, Apropos of Pel mas et Melisande, how Pagan, how akin to Nature, is the modern French com poser. AI. Claude Debussy, who is the musical hero of the hour in London, is even less tuneful than Richard Strauss, more subtly erudite than Wagner ...

... figure in the Spring Ballet, thrust bravely into the piece, and quite charming with its beautiful, strange music by Claude Debussy. A pity that the lights are turned up so high towards the end, and destroy the illusion of mystery. The extra bit of what ...

... production to break with Wagnerian traditions altogether, that is less certain to placate the truculent disciples of Strauss, Debussy, and Stravinsky than to outrage the orthodox Wagnerite. Still, Mr. Roze may draw the large musical public (the public of the ...

... presenting orchestral and solo music stretching over a big canvas from Bach to Debussy, with Brahms as a great central figure. The Brahms No. 2 Symphony was encircled by Bach, Debussy, and Richard Strauss, a body of work highly varied in purpose and texture ...

... Dvorak at all till somebody else mentions him. The fire is not always lighted as in the case of Bach, Mozart, Wagner, or Debussy. It requires a match, and then, in a minute, the kettle of enthusiasm positively bubbles over. So I hope, though I am not ...

... CLAUDE ACHILLE Clnude Achille Debussy (1862 one of the foremost of French composers was bom at St. Germain-en-Laye, August 22, 1862. 51013. Prelude a VApris-Midi dun Faune. This celebrated orchestral composition by Debussy has for its programme basis a ...