8thMay 1829 --- 18thDecember 1869
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Last Updated on 2020
By Steven Ritchie
And now for the Music
New (3105)"Le Poete Mourant". Sequenced by Steven Ritchie.
New (3107)"Bluette". Sequenced by George C. Byrd.
New (3108)"Printemps D'Amour Mazurka". Sequenced by George C. Byrd.
New (3106)"Le Bananier, From the Creole song (En avan Grenadie)". Sequenced by Larry Roberts.
(1237)"Pasquinade Caprice". Sequenced by Larry Roberts.
Thanks to Gary Goldberg for the music below. Text for the piece below "Here"
(1266)"Grand Tarantelle for Piano & Orchestra". Sequenced by Gary Goldberg. (1238)"Danse Cubain Caprice Brillant, Opus 37,(1859)". Sequenced by John Cowles. (1244)"Souvenir de Porto Rico". Sequenced by John Cowles. (53a)"Louis Ganne". Sequenced by John Cowles. (55a)"The Dying Swan, Opus.100". Sequenced by John Cowles.
(1240)"Sixieme Ballade". Sequenced by Clarita Verbeek. (1241)"Bamboula, Dance de Negre, Opus.2". Sequenced by Philip DeWalt. (484)"Souvenirs D'andalousie". Sequenced by Philip DeWalt.
(1245)"Union". Sequenced by Gerald Dorman. (1246)"Manchega". Sequenced by Gerald Dorman. (54a)"Banjo Grotesque Fantasie, Opus.15". Sequenced by Peter R Wolfe. (466)"Caprice, Oh Ma charmante epargnez moi". Sequenced by Peter R. Wolfe. (1242)"The dying poet". Sequenced by Gerald Dorman.
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