... 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 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 ...

... WARLOCK DEBUSSY VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Greensleeves Fantasia FAURE Requiem Tickets: £6.50 £4.50 from Box Ottice, Usher Hall, Lothian Rd, Edinburgh (031) 228 1155 Mon-Sat 10am-spm. The concert is part of 3 Summer Festwal of Music i Cathedrals. This series of ...

... poems which Debussy later wrote for speaker, two flutes, two harps and celeste. Until Pierre Boulez rescued them from oblivion in the 19505, these settings held an almost mythical place in the composer's output. It was known that Debussy had abandoned ...

... HOMAGE BY DEBUSSY French Institute recital bussy did not have a ke Satie, he expressed y» Scotland in severa “Agnes Walker made an ral choice for her piano he French Institute last ‘the preludes came aken a little too fast evocative purpose) aux cheveux ...

... 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 ...