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Annie d'Arco
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the 2nd arrondissement of Paris at age 77. Emmanuel Chabrier: 10 pièces pittoresques , Habanera; Calliope publisher – CAL. 1828 (1974) César Franck, Sylvio
Édouard Risler
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piano transcription by Risler) Emmanuel Chabrier Idylle (No. 6 from Pièces pittoresques ) Frédéric Chopin Etude in G♭, Op. 10, No. 5 Nocturne in F♯, Op. 15
Mel Bonis
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volume 1: Femmes de légende (Legendary Women) volumes 2. 3 and 7: Pièces pittoresques et poétiques (Picturesque and Poetic Pieces), A, B and C volume 4:
André Mathieu
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(1933), Les Gros Chars (1934), Procession d'éléphants (1934), Trois Pièces pittoresques (1936), Hommage à Mozart enfant (1937), and Les Mouettes (1938).
Max Reger
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the dedications of his piano pieces Aquarellen, Op. 25, and Cinq Pièces pittoresques , Op. 34. Reger had an acrimonious relationship with Rudolf Louis
René de Boisdeffre
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Op. 89 (c.1898) Piano Quartet No. 2 in E-flat major, Op. 91 Trois Pièces pittoresques for cello and piano, Op. 93 Six Mélodies for voice and piano, Op
List of compositions for piano duo
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Twenty German Dances, Op. 10 (1892) Six Waltzes, Op. 22 (1898) Cinq pièces pittoresques , Op. 34 (1899) Sechs Burlesken, Op. 58 (1901) Six Pieces, Op. 94
Robert Schumann
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inspired Bizet's Jeux d'enfants (Children's Games, 1871), Chabrier's Pièces pittoresques (1881), Debussy's Children's Corner (1908) and Ravel's Ma mère l'Oye
List of compositions by Max Reger
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Sonata (No. 1) F-sharp minor 33 1899 (1899) Organ MR 034 sc Cinq Pièces pittoresques Five pittoresque pieces 4-hand piano 34 1899 (1899) Piano MR 035
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(2019); Edition Wilhelm Hansen Émile Pierre Ratez (1851–1934) Douze pièces pittoresques (12 Picturesque Pieces) for violin (or viola) and piano, Op. 8 (1886);