. Programme. e season of 1916-17. Theballet Sadko was produced at the Boston Opera House, November9, 1916. Nocturnes Nos. 1, 2: Nuages ; Fetes Claude Debussy (Boru at St. Germain (Seine and Oise), August 22, 1862; died at 26, 1918.) The Nocturnes by Debussy are three in number. The first two,Nuages and Fetes, were produced at a Lamoureux concert,Paris, December 9, 1900, and they were played by the same orches-tra January 6, 1901. The third, Sirenes, was first produced—incompany with the other two—at a Lamoureux concert, October 27,1901. The third is for orchestra with chorus of fem
. Programme. e season of 1916-17. Theballet Sadko was produced at the Boston Opera House, November9, 1916. Nocturnes Nos. 1, 2: Nuages ; Fetes Claude Debussy (Boru at St. Germain (Seine and Oise), August 22, 1862; died at 26, 1918.) The Nocturnes by Debussy are three in number. The first two,Nuages and Fetes, were produced at a Lamoureux concert,Paris, December 9, 1900, and they were played by the same orches-tra January 6, 1901. The third, Sirenes, was first produced—incompany with the other two—at a Lamoureux concert, October 27,1901. The third is for orchestra with chorus of female voices. Atthis last concert the friends of Debussy were so exuberant in mani-festations of delight that there was sharp hissing as a corrective. The first performance of the three Nocturnes in the United Stateswas at a Chickering Production Concert in Boston, February 10,1904, when B. J. Lang conducted. The Nocturnes were playedtwice at this concert. Nocturnes Nos. 1 and 2 were played by the BEACH7660. REAL VICTOR SERVICE lESTRA STALLS ,ln Sothern and Marlowe, Ethel Barrymore, Ziegfeld FolHes,Margaret Anglin, Lionel Barrymore, Little Old New York, MadgeKennedy, John McCormack, Shubert Vaudeville, Keiths and TheThree Musketeers. BURKES AGENCY, ADAMS HOUSE Telephone, Beach 935, 942, 2430
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