"Exploring the many dimensions of Debussy's historical significance, this volume charts the influences, relationships and performances that shaped his creativity in the complex world of Belle âEpoque Paris. Reflecting the latest research, chapters focus on key aspects of his career and the sources of his enduring popularity"--
"Exploring the many dimensions of Debussy's historical significance, this volume charts the influences, relationships and performances that shaped his creativity in the complex world of Belle âEpoque Paris. Reflecting the latest research, chapters focus on key aspects of his career and the sources of his enduring popularity"--
Part I. Paris: City, Politics, and Society: 1. Paris, the city Martin Guerpin 2. Paris and the nation's politics Federico Lazzaro 3. Beyond Paris Lola San Martín Arbide 4. Feminine beginnings: women's critical perspectives on Debussy (1897-1914) Christopher Moore 5. Consumption and leisure H. Hazel Hahn Part II. The Arts: 6. Debussy's impressionism interrogated Richard Langham Smith 7. Symbolism François de Médicis 8. Modernism Michel Duchesneau 9. Wagnérisme Steven Huebner 10. Japonisme, collecting, and the expositions universelles Matthew Brown 11. Crosscurrents in Debussy's creative world Annegret Fauser Part III. People and Milieu: 12. Debussy and the family in third republic France Kym White 13. Romantic relationships Marianne Wheeldon 14. Relationships with poets and other literary figures Caroline Potter 15. Publishers Denis Herlin 16. Composers with whom Debussy was associated Laura Watson 17. Music education and the prix de Rome Julia Lu and Kenji Fujimura Part IV. Musical Life: Infrastructure And Earning a Living: 18. The jobbing composer-musician Denis Herlin 19. Parisian opera institutions: a framework for creation Hervé Lacombe 20. Société nationale and other institutions Michael Strasser 21. Debussy Noctambule and Parisian popular culture Sarah Gutsche-Miller 22. Music criticism and related writing in Paris Michel Duchesneau Part V. The Music of Debussy's Time 23. Composing for opera and theatre outside established genres Hervé Lacombe 24. Ballet and dance David J. Code 25. Orchestral music and symphonic traditions Andrew Deruchie 26. Chamber music Matthew Brown 27. Song and choral music David J. Code 28. The piano Gurminder Kaur Bhogal Part VI. Performers, Reception, and Posterity: 29. Performers and performance Simon Trezise 30. Early music Catrina Flint de Médicis 31. Performance today: hearing Debussy anew on period instruments Brian Hart 32. Debussy today Matthew Brown Further Reading Index.
Part I. Paris: City, Politics, and Society: 1. Paris, the city Martin Guerpin 2. Paris and the nation's politics Federico Lazzaro 3. Beyond Paris Lola San Martín Arbide 4. Feminine beginnings: women's critical perspectives on Debussy (1897-1914) Christopher Moore 5. Consumption and leisure H. Hazel Hahn Part II. The Arts: 6. Debussy's impressionism interrogated Richard Langham Smith 7. Symbolism François de Médicis 8. Modernism Michel Duchesneau 9. Wagnérisme Steven Huebner 10. Japonisme, collecting, and the expositions universelles Matthew Brown 11. Crosscurrents in Debussy's creative world Annegret Fauser Part III. People and Milieu: 12. Debussy and the family in third republic France Kym White 13. Romantic relationships Marianne Wheeldon 14. Relationships with poets and other literary figures Caroline Potter 15. Publishers Denis Herlin 16. Composers with whom Debussy was associated Laura Watson 17. Music education and the prix de Rome Julia Lu and Kenji Fujimura Part IV. Musical Life: Infrastructure And Earning a Living: 18. The jobbing composer-musician Denis Herlin 19. Parisian opera institutions: a framework for creation Hervé Lacombe 20. Société nationale and other institutions Michael Strasser 21. Debussy Noctambule and Parisian popular culture Sarah Gutsche-Miller 22. Music criticism and related writing in Paris Michel Duchesneau Part V. The Music of Debussy's Time 23. Composing for opera and theatre outside established genres Hervé Lacombe 24. Ballet and dance David J. Code 25. Orchestral music and symphonic traditions Andrew Deruchie 26. Chamber music Matthew Brown 27. Song and choral music David J. Code 28. The piano Gurminder Kaur Bhogal Part VI. Performers, Reception, and Posterity: 29. Performers and performance Simon Trezise 30. Early music Catrina Flint de Médicis 31. Performance today: hearing Debussy anew on period instruments Brian Hart 32. Debussy today Matthew Brown Further Reading Index.
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