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... NEW RECORDS by the World’s Greatest Soprano MELBA 12•inch, 12 6 Romance {Boutgdi & Mandoline (Debussy) World’s Greatest Tenor CARUSO 12-inch, 12 6 Fenesta che Lucive (Neapolitan Song) (Beilin!) Serenade Espagnole (Latuhn RonaU) World’s Greatest Bass CHALIAPIN ...
... Balaldrev’s “Thamar,’ Ravel’s Daphnis and Chloo” ballet music, one of Handel’s Coronation Anthems, Verdi's “Stabat Mater,” Debussy’s “Blessed Damozel,’* Bach’s motet “Come, Jesu, come,” Ethel Smyth's Hey Nonny .No” and. her new overture ‘The Boatswain's ...
... her solo Dessau’s Pracludium from Suit© op 51 a manner that denoted careful The only vocal interlude conn’s ted two songs Debussy, “La Flute Pan” and “La Chevclure,” sung Miss Dorothy Lycctt, two gloomy songs, true examples of composer’s style and art ...
... items is *ll. MBe. Berth* Bernard chow for her pianoforte solos posthumous Nocturne and Tarantella by Chopin, Arabesque by Debussy, and Saint Saena' weltknown Ain Ballet from Olock’e ‘'Aleeate.” A charming pianist. Mile. Berthe also fascinating style, free ...
... songs in deLghtful style. Miss Florence Smith did very well with her pianolorte solos, the most interesting of which was Debussy's Berceuse Heroique,” in homage of the King of the Belgians and his brave army. Its haunting expression of the pathos and ...
... - Miss Wamfred Taylor (solo pianist). All the sinpera sang in French, their aelecliors being , from the works Massenet, Debussy, Ch«u:;n3» ...
... Saturday night, was the visit of Miss Irene Scharrer, the pianiste. Miss Scharrer’s first contributions were “Reflets dans (Debussy), Sdherzo (D”Albert), and Ballade in fiat” (Chopin), for which she was recalled. In the second half of the programme, Miss ...
... generation’'—the generation, that is to say, that saw the birth of many of the best works of Strauss, Elgar, Delius, Wolf, Debussy, and half a doiien other men genius. Coleridge-Taylor was never in the from rank of composers. His was emphatically a minor ...
... leading figures in European music are concerned, the war will probably leave us very much were before it. Strauss is 50. Debussy 52, Florent Schmitt 4-t, Dukas 49, Charpenticr i>l, Saint-Saens 79, Max Schillings 4G, Fanelli 53, Glazonnov 49. Gliero 40 ...
... of a great work. Miss Vera Hathaway showed promise in a rather poor violin piece Dessau. M.is« Dorothy Lycett sang two of Debussy's “Chansons Bilitis” with good deal of intelligence, but it is doubtful whether they should ever be sung except a Frenchwoman ...
... producing ethereal sod feaMstm effects, tad conveyed impnatiooa which seemed similar to, but much less loonotonona than, thou Debussy produces with hia whole tone scale. The affinity between Scriabin and Wagner la ehown, not only in his power over the orchestra ...
... Mr. Frank Stanley Shale, pianist, played tho famous G minor Ballade Chopin, the more fnmoue Rachmaninoff Prelude and the Debussy Arabesque, No. 2, surprisingly well for boy, and. counsel with great popular success, obtaining encores. The Ladies’ Choir ...