Chabrier: Part of _Gwendoline_.
Lalo: Fragments of the _Roi d'Ys_, Rhapsodies and Symphonies.
Bruneau: _Penthesilee_, _La Belle au Bois Dormant_.
Chausson: _Viviane_, _Helene_, _La Tempete_, a quartette and a symphony.
Debussy: _La Damoiselle elue_, the _Prelude a l'apres-midi d'un faune_,
a quartette, pieces for the pianoforte, and melodies.
Dukas: _L'Apprenti Sorcier_, and a sonata for the pianoforte.
Lekeu: _Andromede_.
Alberic Magnard: Symphonies and a quartette.
Ravel: _Scheherazade_, _Histoires Naturelles_, etc.
Saint-Saens was director with Bussine until 1886. But from 1881 the
influence of Franck and his disciples became more and more felt; and
Saint-Saens began to lose interest in the efforts of the new school. In
1886 there was a division of opinion about a proposition of Vincent
d'Indy's to introduce the works of classical masters and foreign
composers into the programmes. This proposition was adopted; but
Saint-Saens and Bussine sent in their resignations. Franck then became
the true president, although he refused the title; and after his death,
in 1890, Vincent d'Indy took his place. Under these two directors a
quite important place was given to old and classical music by composers
such as Palestrina, Vittoria, Josquin, Bach, Haendel, Rameau, Gluck,
Beethoven, Schumann, Liszt, and Brahms.
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