CHAMINADE, CÉCILE LOUISE STÉPHANIE

sāsēlˈ lwēz stāfänēˈ shämēnädˈ, 1857–1944, French composer and pianist. She was a popular concert pianist and wrote many graceful, romantic piano pieces and songs. Among her more ambitious compositions are a lyric symphony, Les Amazones, and a ballet, Callirhoé (both 1888), which includes Scarf Dance.

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...heritage. Marie was systematically exposed to music even before she was born: when her mother learned of her pregnancy, she paid Louise Robyn, a young neighbor who later became a famous teacher, to play daily in their home. At the age of three, Marie was apprenticed...
...27 x 38 cm. Former owner: Mrs. Mary Louise Zimbalist. CURTIS INSTITUTE OF MUSIC...Pauline Viardot-Garcia. MRS. MARY LOUISE ZIMBALISI 47. Cantata no. 188. Ich...MUSIC, STANFORD UNIVERSITY Bertin, Louise Angelique, 1805-1877 274. Guy Mannering...
...through the melodious trifles of Nevin, Chaminade, Delibes, Moszkowski and Godard...occasional fling at everyday emotions, while Chaminade, Godard, Moszkowski, Drigo, and various...always at or near the beginning? Are Chaminade, Godard and Moszkowski entirely unworthy...
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...Feminine Endings: Music, Gender, and Sexuality (Minnesota: University of Minnesota Press, 1991). Marcia Citron discusses Cecile Chaminade in Gender and the Musical Canon (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993)--See also Joseph N. Straus, The Music...


 

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CHAMINADE, CECILE LOUISE STEPHANIE sasel lwez stafane shamenad , 1857 1944, French composer and pianist. She was a popular concert pianist and wrote many graceful...


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