... fe 2-0698 Sylvia BadleP* Prelade Mi desOas cresses Delibes BmMjSj Marche Militaire 0722 P«e apies raidt SatniSains Debussy ZZ/vS^jH mjj I &■ A parcel of” His Master's Voice Records is the most ff I acceptable gift for the men in Hospital, Cemp ...

... company will perform several famous compositions never heard in Birmingham. including Strauss' and The Rose-Bearer. and Debussis Pelleas and Melisande. Mr. Thomas Beecham and Mr. Schilling-Ziemseen are the conductors, and there is to be an , orchestra ...

... ortainly coo of the immortals, if only for powerful originality *nevi with eincerity. In some respects the playing Of tie Debussy the best of the evening. More than owe the performers ealte very noir a highest posailie. The fir-t ;movement was moderately ...

... for trie I-'liwt Time the British Provisoes and in j-.p.b any stag*. Strauss’ THE ROSE-BEARER*’ * (Der Ro*cnoavalier); And Debussy c “PELLEAS AND ORCHESTRA OP 65 PERFORMERS. Conductors u r THOMAS and Mr. 3CHIT.LING-ZIFJISSEN. T'>e ara Open the Public at ...

... conducted from the Welsh Committee headquarters London. MUSICAL NOTES. FINANCIAL SUCCESS OF THE NORWICH FESTIVAL. Claude Debussy’s musical setting Gabriele Mystery of St. Sebastian is to be produced in America after series of representations in Berlin ...

... Nationals Musique in 1833. Evidently. the .poem strongly appealed to Debussy’s love abstract reverie, and he has created a musical picture of marvellous ethereal delicacy and dramatic fancy. Debussy’s work cam© after four of Wagper’e—tho Choral March from ** ...

... LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. rerisioa r« orlcr of performjdo^'. Symphcay No. 1 minor Breliau. Prtflude, “L’Aprfs Midi Farin’* Debussy. Overture. ■* Der schiitz Orertare, ’^Rlenxi .Wocner. Poem, Till Eulcnspiegel Strauss. Sut>: 10s. Cd.. 7s. 61.. it., 3s. 61 ...

... Eurydice. Gluck is very popular Germany, but his operas are heard here far too seldom, and after a lengthy dose of Strauss and Debussy, and other moderns of the day, the simplicity of their orobestration makes a very welcome contrast. The composer took his ...

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... -with example* of several distinct schocfts. These included Moaavt'a Fantasia in C minor, Schimtann'* i-Mtades Symphocnquee, Debussy’s ethereal Jarthns sous la Ffuie, and a roorcoan of the work of that extremely modern composer, John Mias playing showed ...

... Sir William Leier, has died at her residence, Thornton Hough, Cheshire, from pneumonta after only a few days illness. M. Debussy left the tendon Aerodrome at Hendoa yesterday on a herse-power Breghet war monoplane, whirl) he was delivering to the Army ...

... favourite Amu© Laurie,’ gave one the best renderings the Banks Alan Water heard ia the city for some time. Mr. Leonard Marsh gave Debussy’s Arabesque as piano solo, and in the second part clever improvisation of melodies, suggested the audience. Mr. Ccllard, at ...