... 'AEROPLANE TURNS SOMERSAULT. An Army aeropkiee which turned turtle and was wrecked near Maidenhead. The pilot, M. Debussy, and two passengers, Mr. C. de Havilland aid Mr. Rupert Crouch, were seriously injured. HIS FIRST MOTOR RIDE. THE CHANCELLOR ON THE ...

... and no cause has yet been assigned for its sudden failure. M. Debussy's two companions were Mr. 1)e Haviland and Mr. Crouch, both of whom were thrown bodily from their seats, though M. Debussy managed to retain his. Many spectators rushed to the scene of ...

... A STORY OF A COMPOSER. A story is now going the -rounds of Debussy, the famous composer, who is said to be one of the most retiring of men. Debussy, while staying at a well-known seaside resort, was taking the air on the steps of his hotel, when he ...

... A STORY OF A COMPOSER A story is now going the rounds 3f Debussy, the famous composer, who is said to be one of the most retiring of men. Debussy, while staying at a well-known seaside resort, was taking the air on the steps of his hotel, when he was ...

... Romance. 'Debussy; Mantua. kJ. Ravel; and ''Ou Inn emend tine viellai bone (a iniasiipiel. D. de Severer. Mew Hilda Read gang very ohanningly two eighteenth century folkeungs. paetour. stilelll.l a bergette, and also a modern song by Debussy. ...

... iantluirities on Saturday evening. and , tbc • pilot, hi., Andse Debussy!. 11 Pd •his two pasocogers„Mr. H. de Maviland and Mr. R. .G. Crouchwere badly in. ,During the afternoon M. • Debussy used the machine at Hendon, competing in speed handicap. and ...

... joining this libraryand the annual subwtiFtion is a small one—a fine range of orchestral scores from Gluck to Strauss and Debussy is rendered available. There is, too, a good stock of chamber musie, cantatas, and operas, and the catalogues of works for ...

... carefully. She was followed by a pupil of Mr. Petri, who played Debussy’s ‘‘ Poissons d’or” with appreciation of the delicacy of the music, but with insufficient variety of tone. Debussy’s music needs the greatest nicety of shading, especially in its ...

... Army authorities on Saturday evening, and the pilot. M. Andre Debussy. and his two passengers, Mr. H. de Hay iland and Mr. R. G. Crouch, were badly injured. . . During the aftervon, ht. Debussy lifted the machine . at lielidon, ,otampting is a speed handicap ...

... ions of Debussy’s ‘“Printemps” and Mr. Bantock’s orchestral drama *‘Fifine at the Fair” nobody could be in doubt. Both pieces are new to Manchester, and if we except an occasional uncertain phrase, both were played in polished style. Debussy’s work appeals ...

... CHAMBER CONCERTS. THE PARISIAN STRING QUARTET AT BOWDON. Ihe performance last Saturday evening Debussy's string quartet MM. Willaume, Morel, Macon, and Feuillard will remain long in the minds of all those music-lovers who were fortunate enough to be present ...

... next Philharmonic concert on Saturday afternoon, the 17th inst.. The programme includes F. Debussy's English rhapsody. Brigg Fair, two movements from Debussy's nharming Nocturnes, Berlioz's overture to King I.,eur. and a work which has a special Ical ...