-
prodigue (1884)
which won him the Prix de Rome. A more
characteristically Debussian work from his
early years is La
Damoiselle élue,
recasting the traditional...
- Bars 4–5
developed in "
Debussian manner",
noted by
Alfredo Casella...
-
orchestral song
cycle Shéhérazade (both 1903).
Commentators have
noted some
Debussian touches in some
parts of
these works.
Nichols calls the
quartet "at once...
- commonplace". In The Times, J. A.
Fuller Maitland also
commented on
ancient and
Debussian echoes, and observed:
Throughout its
course one is
never quite sure whether...
- The
opening of
Brigg Fair is
described by
Palmer as "perhaps the most
Debussian moment in Delius". Debussy, in a
review of Delius's Two
Danish Songs for...
-
described by
critics as
covering many
different musical styles, such as "
Debussian impressionist styles, his own
heavy electronic and
synth ideas, and even...
- Poèmes H. 7 (1914–1916);
Trois Poèmes de Paul Fort (1916) ; his very
Debussian Prélude pour
Aglavaine et Sélysette (inspired by
Maurice Maeterlinck's...
-
Bernard Holland for the New York Times.
April 9, 1988 Review/Concert;
Debussian Allusions in New
Works Ilene Roizman for the East
Hampton Star. November...
- the
orchestral The
Flowing Tide (1943),
which has
strong elements of
Debussian Impressionism combined with Romanticism. In 2002, The
Flowing Tide was...
-
cannot forget Debussy". The
musical scholar Andrew Keener also
notes the
Debussian influence: "there is the
characteristic writing in
parallel thirds that...
