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... penned by a progressive living composer. And one was well rewarded by waiting to listen to Claude Debussy’s ** Colloque Sentimental,” sung just finely. Debussy is very extreme here, in voicepart as in accompaniment; but his work so finished and so well considered ...
... TWO EVENING CONCERTS Concert at the Beet in (» Nora Clench Quartet Chamber n Hall. Debussy's Quartet ...
... nat major (dedicated tho King of Prussia), Quintet in minor for clarinet and strings, by Brahms; and Quartet in G minor, by Debussy. The clever young instrumentalists interpreted the first of these with praiseworthy facility of execution, and an which testified ...
... QUARTET. At the last concert but one yesterday of the series arranged by tho Nora Clench Quartet the work in G minor of Claude Debussy for tho four strings was repeated by special request, and received good interpretation. It was, in fact, the best piece of ...
... many shades of modern musical compositions. French school was represented two groups songs, and one of pianoforte solus, by Debussy; the Rnssisn, group of “ Preludes Kachmaaioff; the Herman, Sonata for Pianoforte and Violoncello, Ludwig Thuillc. and by two ...
... TO-DAY. thnr. Part of Dio fiehooo Mlillerlo Krhubort. Threoaoulß*# of *’ L* Slaiutolloe. by Hahn. Dalhousia Young, and Claude Debussy. bongs by &. Vausban-UiUlams. W’. H. Harris, Edward Purcell. Ernest Walker, and Isabel Hearoe. Accompanist-Mr. HENRY BIRD ...
... the number of composers who have claims to be considered is very large. The foremost place in the programme was accorded to Debussy, who was represented by six songs and three piano pieces. Two songs by RichardStrauss.avioloncellosonataby LadwigThuille, ...
... harmony usurping the place of melody as a means of expression, and it is followed to such lengths by the French composer Debussy, that the thematic material of .his music is of quite secondary importance to the progression of the harmonies. The effect ...
... was a model of what programme should be, and consisted of Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony, Liszt’s Piano Concerto in E flat, Debussy’s Prelude L’Apres-midi d’un Faune,” and Grieg’s Peer Gynt Suite. Under tho direction of Senor Arbos, who is certainly conductor ...
... programme of «co Pj tional interest. Among other things >t included three old French songs, and esamples of modern art by Debussy. Reynaldo Hahn. Elgar. Gran ville Bantock. Hugo Wolf, and We.ngartner A recital so well planned is always of interest. The ...
... AFTERNOON next, at 3. Madame Charles Cahier will Sing songs by Gounod, Schumann, Caldara, Scarlatti, Handel. U. Strauss. Grenier. Debussy, Tschaikowsky. Meyerbeer, and Mrs. George Batten. Tickets, 10s. fid.. 55.. and 2*.. at Hall, and usual agents. Concert-Direction ...
... Marie Yelland. Miss Helen Blain, Mr. Walter Kirby, M. Zacharewitsch, and Mr. Arthur Godfrey. So successful did M. Claude Debussy's Quartet in G minor prove when it was first produced in London not very long ago, that the Nora Clench Quartet wisely decided ...