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... spirited direct ion it was evidently greatly liked. Debussy's prelude was heard in Loudon for the first time ono of the Promenade Concerts last summer. Among tho French composers of the present day Debussy occupies an important place. His opera “ Pel leas ...
... ORCHESTRA. Conductor—Mr. HENRY J. WOOD. Symphony No. 4, in A (Italian) Mendelssohn. Prelude, L’Aprts-midl d’un Fauna .Claude Debussy. (By request.) Pianoforte Concerto No. 5. in flat (Emperor) Beethoven. Signor BUSONI. Poem (No. 4). Op. !5,“ Ula ume (E. A ...
... Glory,” and a march which said to date back to the lime of Peter the Great—that is to say, the period of the drama. M. Claude Debussy’s I'Ap>ls-Midi (fun Faune, example of the modern French school, is another “programme” work, or rather it is an attempt at ...
... A U Zl, PROMENADE CONCERTS: . _ Lest &lotto* Oreea's hall, the programme %Westing and pleas. o f and varied items. Claude Debussy's Midi due wbtee wee riven for the first time in England. It eontaine exceedingly ableorehestral srritiug, and warn played ...
... i d’un Kauoe, by CUude Debussy. This composer, who has of Ute years come greatly the fore In Paris, yet very little known on this side of the Channel. He occupies place apart among French composers of the present day. Debussy might be described sort ...
... Concerto, in the latter of which the solo part was beautifully played by Signor Busoni. The two modern works were M. Claude Debussy's Prelude L'Apres midi d'un Panne, and Mr. Joseph Holbrooke's Poem Ululume, based on Edgar Allan Poe's poem of that ...
... compliment implied by its dedication to Mr. Henry Wood is hardly so great as one could have wished. The name of 11. Claude Debussy has been familiar to musicians for some time (though, in London at least, his mode has not), for his Mese et Meirande created ...
... distance, after the manner of the Turkish Patrol. On Saturday we had an orchestral piece, L'Apres-midi d'un Faune, by M. Debussy, an exponent of the advanced French school. This strange composition is based on a poem by M. Stephane Mallarme, and it seems ...
... 7 '. The program of Saturday’s Symphony Con- | . cert at Queen’'s Hall has been chanzed by . ‘the substitution of Claude Debussy's *““ Aprés-midi d'un Faune” for Tc‘u:w'. ...
... HALL ORCHESTRA. Conductor—Mr. HENKY J. WOOD. Symphony No. 4, in (Italian) Mendelssohn. Prelude, L’Apr6s-midi d’un ..Claude Debussy. (By request.) Pianoforte Concerto No. 5, Hat (Emperor) Beethoven. Signor BUSOSL Porm (No. 4), 0p.35, Ulalume (E. A. Poe) ...
... Strauss’ Liebeshymnus,” for voice and orchestra, a symphony by Paul Juon, a romance for orchestra F. 8. Converse, and Claude Debussy’s Prdludo “ L’Apres-midi d'un Faune.” The list, it will be seen, promisee much interesting musin. IN THE GARDEN. ...
... AVACUUM has been described as nothing shut up in a box, and the prelude entitled L'Apres-midi d'un Fauns), by 11. Claude Debussy, performed for the first tinie in England at the Queen's Hall last night, may aptly be described as nothing expressed in musical ...