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... Gossip of the Stage.—Debussy on the flails. DEBUSSY form a acceptable given to the public only recently. It was creations, ought to have taken the curtain item on a music-hall programme, o riginally produced in Pars along with so call at the end. as Lot ...
... NEW DEBUSSY WORL Mr. Coates' Ovation at the Philharmonic. Last night'a concert of the Royal Phil. harmonic, the first of the lOgth seam% was notable in all ways. Cort6t played the Symphonic. Variations' of Cesar Franck, as he only can play them, and—for ...
... MI®S MAGGIE TEYTE wiU sin; Aria: Bee It, and. Air de I.ia Debussy Prodiguo.) the edge of the sea Tom Dobson not go, my love It. Hageman “The bird of the wilderness Horsman ...
... superbly, no* only in Franck’s Symphonic Variations,” but also in that Fantaste which Debussy wrote in 1889 and refused publish. A bearing of the work made one realise that Debussy knew what was about. Traces his later genius were few; but that did no* sffoot ...
... recital tb© jEolian Hall night Mias Thelma Davies chose to pjay Cesar 'Franck's Prelude, Chorale, and Fugue,” some pieces by Debussy and Ireland, and Brahms’ tions on Paganini Theme.” As regards the first-named work. Miss Davies approached her task in very ...
... less enjoyable on this account, even if the labours of the commentator were lessened thereb',. An excellent performance of Debussy's one and only string quartet, by Messrs. Defauw. Richard Day, Frank Bridge, and Emile Doehaerd, led the way. These are,players ...
... RECITAL THIS SEASON. Concerto (Vivaldi) Andante and Polonalie Chopin. Prelude, Chorale, end Fngne. Cesar Franck. 12 Preludes (Debussy) Carnaval..Schumann TO-MORROW at 5.30 CORTOT 12/-, 8/6,5/9 (res.), 3/6 (unres.). told £. A MICHELL, 7a, Flc’dlliy Maosns. ...
... Saturday afternoon, that M. Cortot was by far the more successful In his readings work* by Vitali, Chopin, Cesar Franck, and Debussy. M. Cortot again proved himself monumentally fine player, with a surprising breadth of style tone and .ah intimate power ot ...
... FIRST PRELUDE - Gounod The Easter Hymn Arr. by Frank Bridge GRACEFUL DANCE (Henry vim _ Sullivan Vioux ( (a) En Bateau - Debussy Sows ( (6) Valse Caprice Saint-Sains-lsaye DANSE COSAQUE (MOZCppa) - - Tehaikovsky VOCALIST - ETHEL DYER. Sow - MELBA. ...
... recital in Wigmore Hall, ' S ongs of Many Lends, he rang : nearly 10 songs, and was perhaps most sue' easeful in a group by Debussy. and Ireland's Sea Fever suite his personal method very well. A song by Roland Moequet. with which the program opened. ...
... range there were, naturally enough, some items of outstanding merit. Amongst these mention must be made of the Romance of Debussy, and Bantock’s L;«nenk of Isis —the latter feeing given with due sense of its dramatic possibilities. Miss Barnett is a pianist ...
... days and have since materially increased their reputation. Miss Turner showed groat perception in her treatment of songs Debussy and various English composers, such as John Ireland and Frank Bridge. Her diction was clean, and her style delivery was telling ...