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... Debussy Achille-Claude Debussy, several of whose works will be featured at the Festival, was born in St Germain, near Paris, a century ago. When seven years old he had pianoforte lessons, and in 1873 he entered the Paris Conservatoire to study composition ...
... Debussy Then another contr•3st. Debussy Voiles and La Cathedrale Engloutie. The first had exquisite. the second impressive atmosphere. which came from both mind and performance. Solomon seemed in a particularly lyrical mood last night, and this came ...
... Debussy clowns, and, as Pa ly tormented a doubtedly romant is what Cocteau had wise the whole thing prehensible EXCELLENT ABSTRACTS Farther up Lothian Road, in Hendry's, at No, 85, there are some excellent abstract tapestries by Harry Wright, taking time ...
... Debussy Although the time has long gone past when superior people professed to he amused at Debussy ' s unconventional harmonies , and others of a simpler cast became exasperated at the sound of his music , and called its performance an insult to the ...
... Debussy Delight Ducret-Thomson are much to be praised for their enterprise in putting out a complete issue of Debussy's two books of 12 Etudes on DTL93012 played by Albert Ferber. These Etudes have never been procurable in long-playing recorded form in ...
... After Debussy On Friday, November Bth, the Department of Music, in association withthe Scottish Arts Council, is presenting an unusual concert of 20th-century music for voice, pianos, harp, violin, cello s play ...
... Tender Debussy Dalkeith Symphony Orchestra: Lasswade High School Centre b CM{ » 'fadc:aah:umm is a lot of about the DSO’s efforts under the sure beat of conductor Alasdair Mitchell. Added to that, they served to instil, if need be, some tenderness as ...
... THE DEBUSSY CONCERT. On entering the Music Hall last night, Mr Simpson's classical concert subscribers and othefs attracted by the fame of Debussy were met by the announcement that the composer himself would not be present. Seized with sudden illness ...
... THE SHY DEBUSSY. Debussy was probably the shyest person who ever had to appear before the public ns artiste and he was never at home on the platform. At one concert of modern music at which played new work his own was uncertain of himself that had someone ...
... Debussy and Kreisler. Miss Alwynne afforded further pleasure with her playing of two wellcontrasted pieces, the sonorous Bateau by Debussy, and Kreisler's lively Tambourin Chinois.” Her finest performance, however, was a captivating rendition of Lalo’s ...
... DEBUSSY AND MOZART Dr Szell handled this exuberant Sympggny, scoring with his usual adroitness, and made it a source of pleasantly stimulating sound without descendin% to melodramatic elements or sentimentality. He also_proved himself an adept in the ...
... Debussy Number The execution and interpretation in the Prelude * L'Apres midi d’un Fau'ne,” one of the most famous Debussy numbers, were beautiful; and noteworthy were the wind instruments and harp. ...