... the God Orpheus, Rubinstein, Gluck, Cesar Cui, Rachmaninov, Flotow, Coates, Lauder, Coleridge Taylor, Grieg, Chausson, Debussy, Goossens, Mussorgsky, Casella, Crawford, Yehudi Menuhin, and Peler Pan. We leave it to our readers to pick them out I ...

... with scenery, cast, chorus, and conductor all complete namely, Paul Dukas' Ariane et Barbe Bleue, Gliick's Alceste, and Debussy's PelUas et Mdlisande. sinune ei jourue nteue iiau nuc been heard in London, although Dukas, who died recently, had for long ...

... fast car on a road ever did. I am sure they would even laugh silently and stop munching in opaque astonishment if they heard Debussy's Little Shepherd. Their taste is of another kind. I don't hold with them modern tunes, says the cow. You can't keep time ...

... but we fear his sneers too much to ask him about his mowing. He'd simply sneer at our white hands. Cuckoo, Huh Unswerving Debussy fans ourselves, we observed with vague puzzlement the curious reaction of some of the critics to Pelleas et Melisande on its ...

... was only one song in her pro gramme which she did not sing supremely well. Con sidering that that programme included Gluck, Debussy, Richard Strauss, negro spirituals, Jewish spirituals, arias from Carmen, and some Spanish folk songs, this is not a point ...

... following Sundays with Schubert, Chopin, Schumann; Mendelssohn and Grieg; Brahms and Weber; Liszt and Wagner; and on January 10, Debussy, Franck, and Ravel. Another series of concerts that I am looking forward to is that for children, arranged by Mme. Marty-Zipelius ...

... an exquisite performance of Chopin's toveiy ciance poem, tne valse in A Minor, ana lie is in turn powerful and tender with Debussy's La Plus que Lente. Records quite out of the ordinary are accordion solos by a new His Master's Voice artist, Phil Baker ...

... meant to imply the satyr's entice ment with pipe and flute especially as Peter (like the entr'acte pianists) favours the Debussy of Children's Corner and L'Apres-midi d'un faune. And it is revealed that as a child he suffered the removal from his head ...

... Osbert Sitwell was most appropriately present at a concert given up to eighteenth-century music, with the exception of one Debussy piece, for not only does he write of that period with both wit and grace, but looks as though he belonged to it, being distinction ...

... with certain music. That black-and-gold Whistler nocturne The Falling Rocket, for example, goes with the firework bits of Debussy's Fetes. At least two celebrated Goya portraits, the Duchess of Alba and the Duke of Fernan-Nunez, go with De Falla's ...

... courage The fault in each case being that of the solemn and mystic Maeter linck, and certainly not of the godlike and ravishing Debussy. Do those pedants who babble about encores destroying illusion in grand opera ever see anything odd in a consumptive 20-stone ...

... opens on Monday, April 28, and an extremely interesting season is promised, with Wagner, Strauss, Flotow, Montemezzi, and Debussy compositions to delight us, as well as the inevitable Puccini and Verdi favourites, without which no London opera season could ...