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Lavignac (French pronunciation: [laviɲˈak]; Occitan: Lavinhac) is a
commune in the Haute-Vienne
department in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine
region in west-central...
- Jean
Albert Lavignac (21
January 1846 – 28 May 1916) was a
French music scholar,
known for his
essays on theory, and a
minor composer.
Lavignac was born...
- "On ne
travaille plus, on s'amuse".
Pougin (1877), pp. 22–23
Quoted in
Lavignac, p. 3495
Pougin (1877), p. 24 and (1906), p. 7 Adam, p. IX
Pougin (1877)...
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authorities as the
mathematician Henri Poincaré and the
musician Albert Lavignac and had a
great influence on the po****r view of Mozart's compositional...
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Louis Diémer. From the age of 14 d'Indy
studied harmony with
Albert Lavignac. When he was 16 an
uncle introduced him to Berlioz's
treatise on orchestration...
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piano class of
Antoine François Marmontel, and
studied solfège with
Albert Lavignac and, later,
composition with
Ernest Guiraud,
harmony with Émile Durand...
- nor on the outside, for that matter". He
studied sol****gio with
Albert Lavignac and
piano with Émile Decombes, who had been a
pupil of Frédéric Chopin...
- now
considered unreliable.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint:
postscript (link)
Lavignac, Albert, ed. (1927). Encyclopédie de la
musique et
Dictionnaire du Conservatoire...
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Encyclopedie de la
musique et
dictionnaire du Conservatoire,
edited by
Albert Lavignac, Première partie,
Volume V, pp. 2945–3064. Paris, 1922). His
emphasis in...
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second parent is
currently unknown. In 2001,
French ampelographer Guy
Lavignac theorized that
Folle blanche likely originated in
either the
Landes or...
