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... CLAUDE DEBUSSY. MUSICAL IMPRESSIONISM AT THE QUEEN’S HALL. Frankly. waa disappointed with M. Claude three symphonic fkutchc*. ** M r,” which were conducted by him at the Queen « Hall Haturday aft'*moon. 'Jlic well known ” L’Aprt* Midi Fuunc.” which heard ...
... still surely no one better suited than Debussy to treat his fascinating phantom symbols of humanity. But when a question Debussy and drama big with tragedy Mid to the core—“celadonneh ponser.” In England Debussy has no exact musical counterpart. He is ...
... musicians. M. Debussy's art and method are analysed, defined and criticised with fluency and zeal. Debussy is on the whole well represented by the accomplished author of this book. His individuality is carefully explored, and his compositions are no less ...
... DEBUSSY AT QUEEN'S HALL. distinguished xisitor at the Queen's tall s‘mphony concert *.s.atuiday tsas Mr. Claude Delniss%, the most remarkable of l•rench composers of ion , a lto now first public appearance in London. Most people know i , aracteristies ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... AlARcit 2, QUEEN'S HALL. Debussy's setting of Rossetti's Blessed Damozel was an in. teresting novelty at the Queen's Hall Symphony concert on Satur. day. The work dates from the composer's youth, and is thus not completely representative of his matured ...
... XOLIAN HALL. NEW DEBUSSY. Cando the French roosoposor, whose rove& is being* discoed into many happy homes, es- Sing friend against friend, and, in one way or another, tattering many dovecot,, as rapidly developing into of a worry even to the imperturbable ...
... COKOCCTOKB. V. CLAUDE DEBUSSY and Mr. HENRY J. WOOD. SATURDAY nß*t, *i 3. ” I’frlude. ‘‘L'Apre* d'un Fatw**'^.. by Composer). IHia first appearance England). 'OUn Concerto A minor-. Volkmanß. I-» (Throe Symphonic Sketchea) Debussy. (First performanco ...
... BALL. QUEEN’S HALL ORCHESTRA’S SYMPHONY roxCRRTS. THE QUEEN'S BALL OBCHEBTBA. i'OKOCCTOSS : If. CLAUDE DEBUSSY »nd Mr. HENRY J. WOOD. SATURDAY t»»t. 3. Orertow. *• Browtii •' Beetlwwe. Prelode. *’ DebuMj. (Coßducled (Hi* Ural appaarwweia Bn*lind-) ■Cello ...
... M. Clande Debussy, the moet eminent of living Freneh composers, makes his first appearance st Queen’s Hall to-day, when he will condnet two of his works at the Queen’s Hall Orchestra’s symphony concert. What Strauss is to Germany, Debussy is to France ...
... 7. Song MR. PLUNK= GREENE. 8. Prelude Symphonique— L'Apres-Midi d'un Patine Debussy. 9. Spring Song—( Die Walkiire ) Wagner. MR. WALTER HYDE. ...