... and has thought deeply about it. Incidentally he had an interesting reminiscence of Debussy. Asked during the war if he were inspired to compose at such a time Debussy had replied : I am never inspired; I am either well disposed or badly disposed, but ...

... Debussy st Covert Carden. Tho perfonnanc© of Pelkas Is&ndo Drary Lane was excellent one. A dreamy atmosphere reigned throughout the piece. Edvina was superb os Melisando, and suited the part perfection. Alfred Maguenat made charming Pelleas, and Cotreuil ...

... Gossip of the Stage.—Debussy on the flails. DEBUSSY form a acceptable given to the public only recently. It was creations, ought to have taken the curtain item on a music-hall programme, o riginally produced in Pars along with so call at the end. as Lot ...

... M, DEBUSSY AT QUEEN'S HALL The first appearance of M. Debussy in England—where of iate be has been the bestdiscussed of living oomposen—uouud‘ curiosity and interest to no small degree, and there was a large and representative audience at Queen's Hall ...

... tin Debussy —or Dick Barf on of violins In Debussy's La Mer. Dick Barton with his bark to wall batwaan the devil and the deep blue sea. Whlchsver your programme, yon want truth of tone. F.vary faint whisper, every fortissimo. And that's what Ferrantl ...

... house. Here, in the Street of the Thousand Saints lived Pere Debussy and here he plied his trade, for he was a cobbler, a cobbler of ravaged souls as well as of old and worn-out shoes. Pthre Debussy was a moralist, seldom in speech, but in every action of ...

... A NEW DEBUSSY SONATA. Lovers of music general and of Debussy in particular owe a debt gratitude to the London String Quartet for including in their programme at the -lEolian Hall yesterday afternoon Debussy’s fascinating Sonata F for flute, viola, and ...

... MASSENET AND DEBUSSY In This Week's Atmospheric Suggestions October 22 HEAVY drama predominates in the films released this week, although the principal is essentially the House of Rothschild. As this !s set in the atmosphere of the nineteen,i, century ...

... contained Tchaikovsky’s “Francesca da Bimini’’ Overture, Debussy’s little-known Symphonic Suite “Printemps,” Elgar’s “Carillon” and a new arrangement of a Purcell Hornpipe by Mr. H. C. Colies. In the Debussy work the important four-handed piano part was shared ...

... week we were lucky enough to hear Debussy's Iberia and some portion of Delius's Village Romeo and Juliet in the same programme and I must say that I was slowly convinced that Delius's music is in reality better than Debussy's XA $A rlfV I think the general ...

... say with certain conviction that Debussy's work carries us to an unexplored world of music, and is the most significant addition to the musician's art since Wagner reached the supreme point of his achievements. Debussy's genius lies in the expression of ...

... V Debussy's Masterpiece. Whatever the measure of success that awaits Debussy's setting to Maeterlinck's Pelléas et Mélisande in this country, there can be no doubt that the production of the work, call it opera or melodrama, or what you will, will be ...