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... Loussier gives Debussy a swing The father of ‘classical jazz' applies his smooth touch to another French master There was little doubt that he would find a way to-doso. Familiar tunes such as Clair - de Lune, the famous Prelude a V'aprés-midi d'un faune ...
... Debussy Mary's score with the words, ‘inthe ...
... FIONA SHEPHERD Debuts to savour with Debussy l Hebrides Ensemble RSAMD, Glasgow IT IS all very well a music college providing, as the RSAMD does, formal tuition in composition. Being able to offer a professional outlet for these students to hear the fruits ...
... Wagnerian sobriety open the opera, but the styleturns. influences as varied as Debussy and Messiaen. In analmost .~ ...
... in fire and fragility, Ophelia was betrayed as heavy-metal Debussy and the 1946 Two Pieces for Piano was sprinkled with stardust. Henck worked with too obvious effort to bring Music for Changes out of the instrument and into the perfect acoustic of the ...
... Samuel Barber: Vielln mysterious, Debussy-like Concerto Music for a Scene from Shelley. * %% English Guitar THIS Naxos American Alsop and the Royal Scottish = National Orchestra doesn’t WHILE guitarist Julian Bream quite do full justice to commissioned ...
... evening concert in Aberdeen. Martyn Brabbins conducts: Debussy’s swirling tone poem, La Mer,on both = ...
... Douglas and Katharine Douglas present a selection of works by Bach, Douglas and Debussy. 7pm, £6 (concs £4). ...
... Debussy and Ravel. A wonderfully immediate performance from 1972, full of tempered passion, nimble and alive in the irresistible pizzicato second movement of the Ravel, and with a magically timeless quality in the andantino of the Debussy, these are among ...
... One glaring flaw in their otherwise well-structured programme, however, was Debussy’s Children’s Corner. It was Osborne’s solo spot and, although one of the most Thursday morning. agitated performances one could expect to hear, it did not sit comfortably ...
... solo pieces and I was much more convinced about his Debussy interpretations here, which were comprehensive in both detail and scope, than I was when I heard him play at the Usher Hall. In his offerings by Ives, Scarlata didn't have the naturalness of ...
... Today's Radio Choice. In Tune. Debussy: Golliwog's Cake Walk. 5:45 Handel: Concerto GrossoinC.6:4s Prokofiev: Meeeting of : the Volga and the Don. : Performance On 3. Shostakovich: Festival Overture. Tchaikovsky: : Piano ConcertoNo lin } B flat minor ...