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MusicAtlas: France: 10 Center
Overview of France: Center
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f.10.01
plainchant
f.10.05
() Ventadorn
f.10.11
-
f.10.15.1
Chabrier
f.10.15.2
Chabrier
f.10.15.3
Messiaen
f.10.16.1
Rameau
f.10.16.2
- folklore
f.10.16.3
Onslow
f.10.16.4
Onslow
f.10.16.5
Onslow†
f.10.17
(Onslow)
f.10.18
(Onslow)
f.10.19
(Onslow)
f.10.21
(Onslow)
f.10.22
Onslow
f.10.23
Onslow
f.10.31
festival
f.10.32.1
hurdy-gurdy
f.10.32.2
Hurdy-gurdy
f.10.33.1
hurdy-gurdy
f.10.33.2
Messager*
f.10.34.1
I. Strauss
f.10.34.2
Désormière, Strauss
f.10.41
Varèse
f.10.50.1
Balbastre*
f.10.50.2
musical history
f.10.50.3
Mozart
f.10.50.4
f.10.50.5
- Rameau
f.10.50.6
Rameau
f.10.50.7
Rameau*
f.10.50.8
Rameau
f.10.51
Rameau family
f.10.56.1
(Debussy)
f.10.56.2
Debussy
f.10.57
recording
f.10.58
Henri Nibelle
f.10.61
f.10.62.1
f.10.62.2
Philidor
f.10.62.3
f.10.71
Heller
f.10.72
Lully
f.10.73
folklore
f.10.81
Rousseau, Debussy
f.10.82
Chabrier
f.10.83
Poulenc
f.10.84
f.10.85
Ockeghem
f.10.91
Sand c.s. -
f.10.92
Sand - Chopin
Explanation of symbols
A workshop or atelier for instruments or other music items. | Other occasional live music performances |
A library or archive. | A concert hall or other place for live music. |
A conservatory or music school. | A place where composers or musicians performed or were employed. |
A house or building that is closed to the public. | A house or building that can be visited by the public. |
A single monument. | Two or more monuments. |
A museum. | Opera house or other place for music theatre performances. |
A historical or interesting organ. | A memorial tablet or stone. |
A single grave. | Two or more graves. |