... Schubert Listt. A 05565 je Carillon^de Cythere (The Chimes of Cythera) Couperin. MOISEIWITSCH HAMBOURG 05624 Clair de Lune Debussy. 5594 Humoreske, Op. ioi, No. 7 Dvorak. rfolr td&2d M °SS ...

... Pelleas et Melisande at the Royal Opera, Covent Garden. CLAUDE DEBUSSYS MUSICAL RENDERING OF MAETERLINCK'S FANTASTIC PLAY DRAWN BY F. MATAN1A PelUas was presented by M Devriis and Melisande by Madame Edvina. The opera was first performed in Paris in ...

... dresses. He explained to the Pall Mall Gazette recently i I was led to this subject from having to design the costumes for Debussy's new ballet, 'Les Jeux,' which, being the music of the future, tries to express the ideas of the future. I thought of approaching ...

... WRAPT IN THE TRESSES OF MELISANDE M. Maeterlinck's beautiful play, set to music rather than made into an opera by M. Claude Debussy, has been revived again at Covent Garden, where it was first produced in May last year. This picture illustrates the opening' ...

... WRAPT IN THE TRESSES OF MELISANDE M. Maeterlinck's beautiful play, set to music rather than made into an opera by M. Claude Debussy, has been revived again at Covent Garden, where it was first produced in May last year. This picture illustrates the opening' ...

... other day of his determination to design modern dresses I was led to this subject from having to design the costumes for Debussy s new bal c Les Jeux,* which, being the music of the future, tries to express the ideas of the future. It was in searching ...

... tiful dresses to make a ballet, re marked the creature in the middle of the new dance, Spring, the music of which is by Debussy. Just as it takes more to make a ballet dancer than a pretty face and an ahility to walk about on your toes. I can imagine ...

... company THE ORCHESTRELLE COMPANY .C. S I Music of tbe Allied nations.-- fratice. I b PRELUDE L'APRES- MIDI D'UN FAUNE, b\> Debussy. S THIS may be described as one of the most imaginative and fascinating works that the modern n] school has produced. Based ...

... success. French opera was in the ascendant. Debussy's masterpiece, the setting to Maeter linck's Pelleas et Melisande, was produced in sumptuous fashion but the fashionable ear is not yet attuned to Debussy's beloved scale of whole tones, and it was rumoured ...

... figure in the Spring Ballet, thrust bravely into the piece, and quite charming with its beautiful, strange music by Claude Debussy. A pity that the lights are turned up so high towards the end, and destroy the illusion of mystery. The extra bit of what ...

... production to break with Wagnerian traditions altogether, that is less certain to placate the truculent disciples of Strauss, Debussy, and Stravinsky than to outrage the orthodox Wagnerite. Still, Mr. Roze may draw the large musical public (the public of the ...

... presenting orchestral and solo music stretching over a big canvas from Bach to Debussy, with Brahms as a great central figure. The Brahms No. 2 Symphony was encircled by Bach, Debussy, and Richard Strauss, a body of work highly varied in purpose and texture ...