Variations On A Theme By Chopin Var. 1. Tranquillo E Molto Amabile - Music
Variations On A Theme By Chopin Var. 1. Tranquillo E Molto Amabile by Federico Mompou
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Frederic Federico Mompou April 16 1893–June 30 1987 Was A Spanish Composer. He Is Best Known For His Solo Piano Music And His Songs. Mompou Was Born In Barcelona Spain And Studied Piano There At The Conservatorio Del Liceo Before Going To Paris To Study With Ferdinand Motte-Lacroix In 1911. Being Rather Shy Personally He Abandoned A Solo Career And Chose To Pursue Composition Instead. In 1914 He Returned To Barcelona Fleeing The War. He Returned To Paris In 1921 And Remained There Until 1941 When He Once Again Departed For His Native Catalonia Fleeing The German Occupation Of Paris. In Barcelona He Became A Member Of The Royal Academy Of San Jorge But Otherwise Lived Quietly There Until His Death At The Age Of 94.
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Frederic Federico Mompou April 16 1893–June 30 1987 Was A Spanish Composer. He Is Best Known For His Solo Piano Music And His Songs. Mompou Was Born In Barcelona Spain And Studied Piano There At The Conservatorio Del Liceo Before Going To Paris To Study With Ferdinand Motte-Lacroix In 1911. Being Rather Shy Personally He Abandoned A Solo Career And Chose To Pursue Composition Instead. In 1914 He Returned To Barcelona Fleeing The War. He Returned To Paris In 1921 And Remained There Until 1941 When He Once Again Departed For His Native Catalonia Fleeing The German Occupation Of Paris. In Barcelona He Became A Member Of The Royal Academy Of San Jorge But Otherwise Lived Quietly There Until His Death At The Age Of 94.
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