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... DEBUSSY RECITAL Professor Marcel Ciampi Last night , in 13 Randolph Crescent . » piano recital of the Preludes of Debussy . e given by Professor Marcel Ciampi . oi . Conservatoire National de Musiquc ot ^ - f In his introductory remarks , Pr 0 Ic c ; ...
... Bach, Beethoven, Debussy *“Music on 2 this week features Paul Tortelier (cello) and Eric Heidsieck (piano). Their programme includes Bach’s Suite No. 3 in C major for unaccompanied fim Beethoven's Sonata in G minor and Debussy’s Sonata for cello and ...
... Claude Debussy (1862-1918) Allying himself with Impressionist art lnd“Symbolist poetry, Debussy created a similar dream atmosphere in his music, which some critics have characterised as anaemic and static. He infused unorthodox inno- vations into the ...
... REGORDS Debussy Preludes: T‘BOUGH Debussy’s stature as a composer has never stood higher, the works we hear ug w today are not invariab 1 favoured by a previous generation of performers. A piano suite such as “En blanc ‘et noir,” once deemed a minor ‘product ...
... CITY CENTRE Debussy by the book By Conrad Wilson ' DEBUSSY’S second book of | ke : day-as a 4 shadow of its . But ! even if the most famous ! pieces, including The Girl - with the Flaxen Hair, occur inßooaneiht:hk'_mp-z { to accuse composer faltering ...
... THE ARTS DEBUSSY et al. HAVING included a Debussy rhythms and cool timbres of 'study day among its attractions, these settings of fifteenth-cen‘Edinburgh's Fr‘:;mtol?m . tury verse were lucidly realised. ‘was ‘bound Since the Debussy pieces, WO‘D:::Y' ...
... MUSIC AND MUSICIANS —?* - ?—DEBUSSY Despite the lime whicli has elapsed since Debussy ' s narao first became more or less familiar to music-lovers in this country , and the fac £ that it is just orer fifteen years since he died , readers of English hare ...
... DEBUSSY LKCTURB-RECITA A sons was given tie Freemasons'; Hall. Fklinburjh, on Saturday afternoon. illoa- tinting the life and work of tho famous French composer. M. Claude Debussy. who diod recently The lecture WM delivered M Jean-Aubry, the well-known ...
... which cost Debussy most of his former friends . Eosalie shot herself , but although dangerously wounded , eventually recovered , to survive Debussy by fourteen years . She died in 1932 , while Emma Debussy followed her two years later . Debussy himself died ...
... devoted to French songs by Poulenc, Debussy, Duparc, Chausson and Rosenthal. It was a strange assortment of patter songs, such as Poulenc's Fetes Galantes, which alternated with the sensuality of Duparc's Phidyle and Debussy's Chansons de Bilitis. She was ...
... Debussy: Images. Book 1 Liszt: Zu.ll.fi ‘No.. 2. (Hero” and Liszt: Les Jeux d'Eaux a la- Vila Chopin; Scherzo No:. 1 ...
... Rebuilding Debussy’s House of Usher IF BEETHOVEN'S Faust and Verdi's King Lear are the two greatest unv:;lht::n musical 3 Debussy'’s F’ot!wmeflouseofvshcrts surely the third. Tantalisingly, as many as 250 bars were pMuootl of what the composer called his ...