As that fact might suggest, Seduction, like Art Of Noise's biggest hits, relies an awful lot on novelty value; either you want to hear an hour-long Debussy tribute in experimental-synth-pop form ...

A show at Smith College marks the 150th anniversary of Claude Debussy’s birth with an atmospheric sampling of marvelous art.

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Demarre McGill finds renewed purpose in lifting up emerging black musicians amidst an uprising, and finds his own stories in hundred-year-old works of art and music.

Of course, Debussy grieves and grieves often over all that is fragile and perishable in this world, because he has pity for everything, — otherwise he would not be an artist, — but he remains ...

"Debussy, Music and the Arts" at the Musée de l'Orangerie captures the composer's bourgeois-bohemian world of Post-Impressionists, Symbolist poets and painters, and the modernist artistic ferment ...

Claude-Achille Debussy was music’s quietest revolutionary. Most of the great upheavals in the art of music have been noisy. Think of Monteverdi with his clattering stile concitato evoking the ...

“The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian,” Debussy’s 1911 incidental music to D’Annunzio’s five-hour oratorio-ballet-spectacle, is perhaps the most problematic of his major works.

Acclaimed pianist Kirill Gerstein has been awarded the Opus Klassik Special Award for Curatorial Achievement for his double ...

Debussy and "world music" At this time, Debussy was no novice in matters of what we now refer to as "world music." No doubt at the previous Expo in 1878 he had been interested to hear North ...