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JEAN-BAPTISTE LEMIRE

6th August 1867 --- 3rd February 1945

Jean-Baptiste Lemire was born on the 8th August 1867 in Colmar (Haut-Rhin, France) and died on the 2th March 1945 in Arrow
(the Sarthe, France). He was head of orchestra and a type-setter of music. Stevenistered voter with the Academy of Lyon 1893,
it took him only  one year to unanimously  obtain there a first  place of flute  (October 1894).  He made the tour of the world as
bâteau in 1890,  then returned to France to be a directer of music between 1900 to 1930.  Then in 1935 he was decorated with
the military decoration the  colonial medal of Madagascar,  and to have been given  the high honor of a medal  for the knight of
Anjouan and of the Comoros, he then settle in German Saint of the Valley where he died in 1945.

He composed forty pieces for harmony. The music of Jean-Baptiste Lemire includes Steps, waltz,  hammers, he would combine
them all  in the  àlamode pages of its time,  not forgetting,  he was a military  head of music, some pieces  like the  "impossible
to circumvent "  the redoubled  Steps ",  divide into  various formations  like " Ruby on the nail  ",created musical  harmony for
brass band (Paris 1906).

He music was energetic in form. Jean-Baptiste Lemire composed music for his favorite instrument the flute, now with some of
the music was accompanimented with the piano,  for example " Solo for flute " (Lyon 1905), built on  a succession of episodes
to the changing colours, sometimes with accompaniment with a orchestra like " Erimel " (Lyon 1905) or the" Bullfinch " (Paris
1907), parts are played with a great virtuosity.  A list of Pieces for the full orchestra, would belong to the  following piece was
quoted as being pleasant and bright the" Acanthus-Scottisch " (Lyon 1903), spring " the Memory of Alsace " Waltz, Lyon 1905
or this " Colmar-Functioning " (Lyon 1905), a honest piece, rêveuse " Riri-Hammer "....

All of the above was written by Tanguy who is French, and the above composer is his Great Grandfather.

Last Updated on 2017
By Steven Ritchie

And now for the Music

(1349)"Vie". Sequenced by Reginald Steven Ritchie

(1349)"Claudine". Sequenced by Reginald Steven Ritchie

(1413)"Jeanne (taken from the original score written in 1925)". Sequenced by Reginald Steven Ritchie

(1349)"L'Amplepuisien". Sequenced by Reginald Steven Ritchie

(2050)"Marche Exotique". Sequenced by Stan Tracy.

(2051)"Filon d'Or". Sequenced by Stan Tracy.

(2052)"Hommage aux Vieux Musiciens". Sequenced by Stan Tracy.

(2053)"Souvenir D'Alsace". Sequenced by G.C.Byrd.

My thanks to Brian M. Ames for the music below.

(2054)"Belladone (1922)". Sequenced by Brian M. Ames.

(2055)"Erimel". Sequenced by Brian M. Ames.

(2056)"Filonor". Sequenced by Brian M. Ames.

My thanks to Tanguy for the music below. Email (lemire@evc.net)

(1201)"Memory of Alsace". Sequenced by Tanguy.

(1202)"Colmar-Functioning". Sequenced by Tanguy.

(1203)"Filonor". Sequenced by Tanguy.

(1204)"Plaisir". Sequenced by Tanguy.

(1205)"Ranali". Sequenced by Tanguy.

(1206)"Riri-Hammer ". Sequenced by Tanguy.

(1207)" Triste". Sequenced by Tanguy

(1208)"Vie". Sequenced by Tanguy.

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