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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 ...
... 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 ...
... Work by Debussy Claude Debussy’s Ronde de Printemps, No. 3 (“Images”’), rounded off this remarkable con- cert. Heard for the first time in England, it cannot fail to leap into popularity. It may be taken as marking the latest development in Debussy’s art ...
... afternoon’s entertainment will conclude with very beautiful rendering of the “ Dfinse Sacree et Profane, ’ by Claude Debussy. Claude Debussy so charmed with Miss Allan’s work that be is at the present moment busily engaged completing the music for a and curiously ...
... THE NEW SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA will play— “I/Apresmidi d'un Faume” . . Debussy. Introduction to 3rd Act ol.“ Lohengrin '.. Wagner “ Symphony No. 4 Tschaikowsky. ...
... the views may be grasped from the followin; sentence: ‘‘ Perhaps after the storm and stress of Strauss, Reyer (he means er) Debussy, Ravel, and other representatives of the “advanced music’ have subsided, the world may revert with a sigh of relief to the ...
... was introduced, for the first time in Yorkshire, by Mr. Montagu Nathan. It is a piece of tone-painting in the Debussy idiom, but without Debussy’s lightness of touch, and with a solo violin part which in some of the more florid passages seems rather like ...
... rie, ” “ Lohen- srin,” “ Tannhauser, id. .”’? “Carmen,” “ “ tanscl and Gretel,”’ “ Tales ol Hoffmatm,” “L’Enfant Prodigue Debussy) “La Boheme, “ Madame Butterfly, and Puccini’s latest opera, “The Girl of the West Mr. Quinlan has secured the rights, ir ...
... musio in all s developments an equai hearing, though one doubted whether he had the smame delight in the frealishness of Debussy as in the brilliance of Schumann, or the charm of Chopin. This recital was in commemoration of Mr. Cohn’s “gilver wedding” ...
... to her audience the idea of the music as she understands it, and to-day her exquisite artistry was evident nothing so much Debussy’s Danse Sacree Et Profane,” which might so easily in other hands have been repulsive. ...
... Koundhay. Ifer programme was a most exacting one, and covered a field thar ranged fronr Bach and Beethoven to Brahms and Debussy. From such a test Miss Smith emerged with much success. She has talent ot a high order, and a technique that is equal to many ...