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Pessard, Émile 1843 - 1917

20 Pièces nouvelles, Op.26

Op. 26 Piano Romantic published 1885 20 movements dedicated to à Monsieur Édouard Detaille; à Monsieur Elie Miriam Delaborde; à Mademoiselle Berthe Baulant; à Mademoiselle Mary Château; à Madame Jules Cambon; à Madame Raoul Chandon de Briailles; à Madame Schidenhelm; à Monsieur Henri d' Aubel; à Mademoiselle L. Champion; à Madame H. Rabaud-Dorus (Juliette Rabaud-Dorus); à Madame Léonce Détroyat; à Madame Ernest Barrias; à Monsieur et Madame Alexandre Taskin; : Alexandre Taskin and Sophie-Louise-Félicité Taskin; à Madame J. Théry; à Madame B. M. Colomer; à Mademoiselle Marie Moreau; à Monsieur Théodore Lécureux; à Monsieur Léon Delahaye; à Monsieur Charles-Wilfrid Bériot; à Madame Alphonse Leduc

Movements

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20 movements
  1. I Le régiment qui passe. Martial D major
  2. II Chacone. Allegro A minor
  3. III Sourire. Andante A♭ major
  4. IV Intermezzo B minor
  5. V Ballabile. Élégant D♭ major
  6. VI Souvenir. Andante E major
  7. VII Commérages. Moderato G minor
  8. VIII Castellamare. Allegro vivace E minor
  9. IX Berceuse. Andante E♭ major
  10. X Impromptu-Valse. Tempo di Valza F major
  11. XI Mélancolie. Adagio A minor
  12. XII Mutinerie. Gracieux A major
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  1. XIII Arlette. Allegro non troppo A♭ major
  2. XIV Extase. Adagio non troppo (, ends in D♭ major) C♯ minor
  3. XV Scherzetto. Allegro D minor
  4. XVI Irish Sweetness. Adagio B♭ major
  5. XVII Monténégrine. Pas vite (, ends in F major) F minor
  6. XVIII Air à danser. Andantino C major
  7. XIX Chanson Huguenote. Andantino F♯ minor
  8. XX Valse-Capricieuse. Moderato A♭ major

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