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Lucien Denis Gabriel Albéric
Magnard (French pronunciation: [lysjɛ̃ dəni ɡabʁijɛl albeʁik maɲaʁ]; 9 June 1865 – 3
September 1914) was a
French composer...
- Bérénice is an
opera in
three acts by the
French composer Albéric
Magnard to his own
libretto after the
tragedy of the same name by Racine. It was first...
- Charles-Valentin Alkan,
Franz Liszt,
Robert Schumann, Carl
Maria von Weber, Albéric
Magnard,
Pierre Boulez, and
Iannis Xenakis among others.
McCallum was born in Sydney...
- be more
different than the
music of
Honegger and Auric?
Milhaud admired Magnard, I did not;
neither of us
liked Florent Schmitt, whom
Honegger respected;...
- I and may have been
inspired by the
death of Sohy's
colleague Albéric
Magnard. Sohy
began work on the
symphony in
autumn 1914 and
completed it October...
- also
taught at the
Paris Conservatoire. His
students included Albéric
Magnard,
Albert Roussel,
Arthur Honegger,
Darius Milhaud,
Yvonne Rokseth, and Erik...
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musical training at the "École Monge",
receiving instruction from Albéric
Magnard,
Charles Koechlin,
Jacques Pillois, André
Caplet and
Gabriel Bender. He...
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Chant funèbre may
refer to:
Chant funèbre (
Magnard) [fr], Op. 9 Albéric
Magnard Chant funèbre (Stravinsky) (Погребальная песня;
Funeral Song), 1908 orchestral...
- de
tante Eudoxie,
Magnard, 2002, ISBN 2-210-98464-5 L'Œil du mainate,
Magnard, 2004, ISBN 2-210-98485-8 L'Antichambre de Mana,
Magnard, 2005, ISBN 2-210-98486-6...
- of La
Muette in 1910, to Rue
Richard Wagner,
later known as Rue Albéric
Magnard,
keeping Les
Rhumbs as a
holiday home.
After the war,
during which the...
