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Ronde Champêtre (Chabrier, Emmanuel)
Free public domain sheet music from IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library
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*IMSLP #03493 - 0.83MB - 8 pages - Scan Quality: No ratings yet - V/V/V
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Publisher Info.:
Paris: Enoch et Costallat, 1897, plate E. & C. 3301
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Misc. Notes:
Probably scanned from the Dover reprint.
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Recordings
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→ Search keyword (click for general results): "Ronde Champetre, Chabrier" (MP3 albums (US only), general composer works).
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| Title | Artists |
|---|---|
| Chabrier: Oeuvres pour piano | Alain Planès |
| Chabrier: Piano Works | Kathryn Stott |
| Chabrier: Piano Works, Vol. 2 | Georges Rabol |
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General Information
| Work Title | Ronde Champêtre | ||
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| Composer | Chabrier, Emmanuel | Genre | Piano_piece |
| Opus/Catalogue Number | Librettist | ||
| Number of Movements/Sections | Language | ||
| Dedication | Piece Style | Romantic | |
| Year/Date of Composition | 1870's (?) | Instrumentation | piano |
| Year of First Publication | 1897 | Discuss this piece | |
Misc. Comments
Origially included as No. 2 of the Pièces Pittoresques. The main theme is taken from Chabrier's operetta Fisch-Ton-Kan of 1864. The title was likely given by the publisher Enoch et Costallat, who first issued the work posthumously in 1897 as No. 5 of the Cinq Morceaux pour Piano.
