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Re: Debussy's Pelleas et Melisande

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by: gggg gggg - Mon, 21 Nov 2022 03:53 UTC

On Wednesday, June 8, 2005 at 8:06:35 PM UTC-7, Clarissa wrote:
> Hello all,
> Some works of art sum up the past, some presage the future - amongst
> operas, one thinks of Mozart's in the first category, of Tristan or
> Falstaff or Wozzeck in the second.
> Pelleas et Melisande seems to do neither.
> Obviously Debussy was anything but a composer insulated from outside
> influences, but Pelleas belongs to no line and (unlike Debussy's piano
> and orchestral works) has no imitators.
> However, if the work is something of a dead end, it is anything but
> sterile; in fact, every time one hears it, one is more convinced than
> ever that it is a work of outstanding, uncanny beauty, of incredibly
> perceptive imagination, and its very lack of followers is some
> indication that what it has to say has been said once and for all.
> It is an immensely sophisticated, so full of sensitivity, subtlety,
> eloquence, and genius.
> What has been your experience?
>
> Clarissa

(Youtube upload):

"'Secrets and Lies' or the Truth about Debussy's Pelléas et Mélisande - Katherine Bergeron"

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