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... DEBUSSY AND HUMPERDINCK. Debussy is now name attract the public, though perhaps curiosity has still something do with this. Those, however, who went to the Leeds Grand Theatre on Saturday afternoon expecting to be mildly scandalised by unauthorised p ...
... Lincolu. Novety there must be conceded. It is a distinetly new, not to say a bold, departure to place Debussy in o popular Lincoln programme. Debussy stands for everything that is modern in musical expresion. His utter disregard for musical convention ...
... can be applied, it is that of Debussy's orchestral compositions. Not only are the tonal effects entirely destroyed by their translation to the pianoforte, but the fastidious eense of testhetics that informs all Debussy's work suffers no less hurt. In ...
... CLAUDE DEBUSSY. HECTOB BEBLtOZ ...
... DEBUSSY FOR THE SOLDIERS. A pianist was called for, and under the whistling and screaming and crashing of the German shells, the piano showed what it could do. The trenches all about were packed with soldiers. In vain the company officers warned them ...
... MOZART TO DEBUSSY. From Mozart, the apostle of beauty, to Ddbussy, who lLas been desoribed as the tubtlestb‘ temperament in Europ{;m g Inl:usnlc, wes a big jump, yet no ome would willingly have saorig&ed_ :l'h‘:nfiqmm' bflrom the p';)- ramme, elr intangible ...
... Debussy and the Hunt. If we are to beliewe an American newsmaper Mr Walter Winans, who recentiy paid o visit to the States, deploted the fact that ...
... DEBUSSY ON GREIG Debussy once wrote quaintly that , Greig's music gave him the charming and bizarre sensation nf nating a pink hon-hon stuffed with snow, which is, perhaps. not quite so as lianslick's calling him a Mendelesohn sewed up in a seal skin; ...
... AND DEBUSSY CONTRASTED. CONCERTS NEXT WEEK. Musicians will find in the latest issue of the Quarterly Review” an article by Dx. W. H. Hadow on “Music and Drama” —meaning musical drama, which offers some discriminating thoughts on Strauss and Debussy. Elektra ...
... Claude Debussy. the premature death of Debussy, that groat original genius, the successor in line to Chopin, and—though ho would have disclaimed the fact himself—to Wagner, the world lost a forerunner in the paths of art. led the revolt against Romanticism ...
... DEBUSSY, AND OTHERS. The Misses terminated their autumn series Three ©’Clocks at the Montgomery Hall, yesterday afternoon, when a programme embracing a wide field art, vocal, instrumental, and elocutionary, was attended with great success. The re-appearance ...
... Debussy Study. The Debussy pieces given by Miss Ethel Cobban discovered a modernity as praiseworthy that of the preceding pieces in interpreting the genius of the age to which they belonged; refinement and poetic feeling were manifested in high degree ...