Berlioz and Debussy: Sources, Contexts and Legacies : Essays in Honour of François LesureBarbara L. Kelly, Kerry Murphy Berlioz and Debussy are two of the most innovative figures in French music of the 19th and early 20th centuries. They stand out for their original contributions in areas such as orchestral colour and instrumentation. A consideration of these two figures side by side reveals the range, diversity and distinctiveness of French music during this period. |
Contents
Appreciation Resistance | 19 |
A New Source for Berliozs Les Troyens | 53 |
the Challenge | 67 |
Reflections on Editing Opera | 83 |
Grieg the Société nationale and the Origins of Debussys String | 103 |
Symbolism as Compositional Agent in Act IV Scene 4 | 117 |
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