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... Impressionism in French Mtasic TRANSLATED INTO IMPRESSIONISM IN BRITISH ART L'APRES-MIDI D'UN FAUNE By C. DEBUSSY BY S. B. DE LA BERE Dcfcussy, who is regarded as the leader of the impressionistic movement in music, is best known in London by his mystical prelude, 44 L'Apr&s-midi d'un faune, based on the poem by Mallurme, which represents a faun emerging from the forest into the noonday ...

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