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César Franck (I) (1822–1890)
César Franck, a French composer best known for his massive Symphony and enchanting three chorales for organ, which he wrote during the last month of his life after being hit by a horse-omnibus. He was born César-Auguste Franck on December 10, 1822 in Liege, Belgium. He studied at the Royal Conservatoire of Liege before going to the Paris ...
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Died:(age 67) in Paris, France |
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Music department (8 credits)
Music department (8 credits)
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Concerts at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
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- Franck - Quintet for piano and strings
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Composer (3 credits)
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He was composer for the ballet, "Symphonic Variations," in the Sadler's Wells Ballet production at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City with Margot Fonteyn; Michael Somes; Pamela May; Brian; Shaw; Moira Shearer and John Hart in the cast. Frederick Ashton was choreographer. Sophie Federovitch was scenery and costume ... See more »Spouse:
Eugénie-Félicité-Caroline Saillot (his death)
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