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... DEBUSSY ) Some of Debussy's most colourful and lovely music. Spain, we like to think o\ it: warm, cheerful, and lazy: some moJnents of beauty and poetry that hare no counterparts in all music. Flayed Coppola and Paris Conservatoire Orchestra. BACH Brandenburg ...
... CLAUDE DEBUSSY Concert to Help Memorial to a Great Composer It is 10 years since Debussy died, awl a movement is on fool erect a monument to his memory at is birth- place—St. Germaine. TO aid this purpose a concert was held At Wigmore Hall last night ...
... can be applied, it is that of Debussy's orchestral compositions. Not only are the tonal effects entirely destroyed by their translation to the pianoforte, but the fastidious eense of testhetics that informs all Debussy's work suffers no less hurt. In ...
... Debussy puzzle One question Mr. Saunders not answer: IVhereabotits In Hampstead was Debussy living In 1804 when one of h 1• nobti•h►d letters he wrote from the home of a French t►acher in the parish This nue•tion came throligh the Britich Council in Parisi ...
... DEBUSSY QUARTIBT. A quartet. played with exquisite finish. closed the programme. The movements were: Anitue q 4 tree decide; as vif et bten rythme; andantino doueement expressif; tree modem. A hearty vote of thanks for the use of the hall was proposed ...
... DEBUSSY PROGRAMME AT BECHSTEIN HALL. Wordy is the warfare waged over the muffins and tea in regard M. Debussy’s music, few who meat to Bccbstein Hall lust night would seek to deny that its significance and appeal are very conskfcrsbly increased when it ...
... still surely no one better suited than Debussy to treat his fascinating phantom symbols of humanity. But when a question Debussy and drama big with tragedy Mid to the core—“celadonneh ponser.” In England Debussy has no exact musical counterpart. He is ...
... DEBUSSY AND WAGNER. To the EDITOR THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. SlR,—When Mr. T. W. Sarettc remarks that the living ; portions of Wagner's music-dramas are those in which he sacrifices all dramatic movement to the necessities of musical expression,'• he ...
... CLAUDE DEBUSSY. MUSICAL IMPRESSIONISM AT THE QUEEN’S HALL. Frankly. waa disappointed with M. Claude three symphonic fkutchc*. ** M r,” which were conducted by him at the Queen « Hall Haturday aft'*moon. 'Jlic well known ” L’Aprt* Midi Fuunc.” which heard ...
... CLAUDE DEBUSSY. HECTOB BEBLtOZ ...
... AN “APPRECIATION OF DEBUSSY'S OPERA. ...