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... DEBUSSY PROGRAMME AT BECHSTEIN HALL. Wordy is the warfare waged over the muffins and tea in regard M. Debussy’s music, few who meat to Bccbstein Hall lust night would seek to deny that its significance and appeal are very conskfcrsbly increased when it ...
... DEBUSSY AND WAGNER. To the EDITOR THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. SlR,—When Mr. T. W. Sarettc remarks that the living ; portions of Wagner's music-dramas are those in which he sacrifices all dramatic movement to the necessities of musical expression,'• he ...
... AN “APPRECIATION OF DEBUSSY'S OPERA. ...
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... A DEBUSSY CONCERT. Most interesting was the Debussy concert given by Mr. Franz Liebich at the Folian Hall on Tuesday. To music lovers it was a specially interesting programme, giving excerpts from those composers who had influenced Debussy from Rameau ...
... DEBUSSY AT QUEEN'S HALL. Some unfamiliar works by Debussy were an interesting leaturt of the Queen's Hall Symphony concert on Saturday. 'These were a . set of Nocturnes for Orchestra, entitled respectively Nuages, Fetes, and Sirenes, and, as ...
... DEBUSSY'S MUSICAL CREED. Ueea there man rnnaoel who baa not come one time or another nodes- the DahnatyP Are ut*. ell ne, full knowledge of the tonal ecale that ha to anit kia particular Do not all naderulaad thia ** that m of twilight beauty and glamour ...
... HONORING M. DEBUSSY. . o | organised, trained, and maintained on simi- Musical London gave a weloome to M. lar principles, the only difference being that Débussy on Saturday evening at a reception the first line, having to meet the first onheld n his ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... FRENCH MUSIC. SOCIETE DES CONCERTS FRANCAIS OPENS WILH DEBUSSY. 1 ...