... Claude Debussy's Enfant Prodigue which is starting on a long tou/r in Germany, haa been tremendously applauded at Magd- bourg-. Gustavo Abel's three-act comedy, Forect JCuncmits, which w performed at Gaud) in April last, by lociitairci ol the Cocne- ...

... WEDNESDAY KAECH 27, 1918. DEBUSSY. Sit HBITtT WOOD'S TRIBUTE TO WONDERFUL cmfERSE. ORIGINAL HIND. The death, which announced from Paris, M. Claude Debussy, has robbed the musical world the most popular modern French composers. He was hardly known in London ...

... c n 404 11 1, 4114-' • • • Debussy —or Disk Berton of violins in Debussy's La Mar. Dick Barton with his back to the wall between the devil and the deep blue sea. Whichever your programme. you want truth of tone. faint whisper, every fortissimo. And ...

... pieces by Debussy figured In the and it ail no exaggeration to say that the audience revelled in them. The familiar Clair de Lune' was played with charming delicacy and just the right effect. dans reau. another popular example of Debussy. also received ...

... FRENCH SONG RECITAL Faure and Debussy Programme at Aeo. an Hall. The music-lover can always rely upon hearing au intcreeting programme at the Gerald Cooper Chamber Concerts, The music to be performed this season ranges over a wide field, from a harpsi ...

... MISS BOLTON'S RECITAL. From Bach to Debussy. Nliss Betty Bolton, the well piano forte teaelwr, gave a n at the small Public Hall, lint. On Tuesday. Mies Bolton had chosen her programme with a nice mixture of catholicity sad diserimina• tion. Beginning ...

... MUSIC NOTES. Debussy's Penes& and Melisende. Sy OSORCIIA PRARCIL I COULD not attend the first performance of Debussy's famous opera last week, but• I was told by a well-known and discriminating musician that, although it gained an enthusiastic reception ...

... MATTERS MUSICAL The Visit of M. Debussy M. Claude-Achille Debussy has been, and has gone. Previously, in England, one had understood little of his art; now one understands less. This is, of course, as it should be, for M. Debussy is a Mystic, and the test of ...

... /Esthetic Athleticism AN ESSAY BY DEBUSSY NIJINSKY NOW that Nijinsky and the rest of M. Djaghiliew's troupe of dancers have graciously decided to let us admire them once again, curiosity is rife as to their new productions. About Stravinski's new ballet ...

... A DEBUSSY BALLET. CLASSICISM AT COVENT GARDEN. The aerial flights of M. the dancer, are the despair of his rivals; with M. Nijiunky, the Minn'. all the world is familiar; but of M. Nijinsky, the conntructi‘o so knew little or iiotliug beyond what ao had ...

... PROMENADE CONCERT ORCHESTRAL VERSION OF A DEBUSSY SUIE. Mr. Debussy may write of children, but the 1 in which he himself are int•bded Po , than juvenile Of course, precocity Dowadaya knows no hotted,. but he indeed would kam to be • wine child who couNI ...

... THE rLOWER OIRI- DREAM DEATH OF CLAUDE DEBUSSY thinking .'light |»lot this littlr hnlh '‘user Next nf the dream of flower girl, to death h;;d f .irvlaiid the flowers appear, and If iuur, I ,r ...