The Orchestra
The Orchestra
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Paul Dukas and Florent Schmitt, by their works ranging from " L'Apprenti Sorcier " to " La Peri " and from the " Etude symphonique d'apres le Palais Hante " to " La Tragedie de Salome " respectively, and all the others by a more or less copious output of orchestral works, have helped to build up the French symphonic school. There is no need to lose oneself in prophecies as to the the future ; France possesses at the present moment a myriad of composers of indisputable genius, the bulk of whose ...activity § It is strange that " Ma M^re I'Oye " should have been orig-inally conceived for piano duet and subsequently orchestrated. Probably the orchestration existed already before the piano arrangement was made, at any rate in its symphonic essence if not materially. 28 is orchestral because they are born colorists. Their technique cannot be accused of monotony, for it is most individual ; the only trait that is common to all is an impressionist tendencj', even in the least young and most massive two personalities, Paul Dukas and Florent Schmitt.
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Paul Dukas and Florent Schmitt, by their works ranging from " L'Apprenti Sorcier " to " La Peri " and from the " Etude symphonique d'apres le Palais Hante " to " La Tragedie de Salome " respectively, and all the others by a more or less copious output of orchestral works, have helped to build up the French symphonic school. There is no need to lose oneself in prophecies as to the the future ; France possesses at the present moment a myriad of composers of indisputable genius, the bulk of whose ...activity § It is strange that " Ma M^re I'Oye " should have been orig-inally conceived for piano duet and subsequently orchestrated. Probably the orchestration existed already before the piano arrangement was made, at any rate in its symphonic essence if not materially. 28 is orchestral because they are born colorists. Their technique cannot be accused of monotony, for it is most individual ; the only trait that is common to all is an impressionist tendencj', even in the least young and most massive two personalities, Paul Dukas and Florent Schmitt.
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