Fantaisie sur une chanson Napolitaine
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Edmond Sténosse
Fantaisie sur une chanson Napolitaine

Edmond Sténosse
Fantaisie sur une chanson Napolitaine
  • Instrumentation Flute and Piano
  • Edition Sheet Music Download
  • Difficulty Level
    (medium)
  • Composer Edmond Sténosse
  • Publisher Schott Musik
  • Order no. ED23309-ET58415-DL
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Description:

Little more is known about Edmond Sténosse than his date of birth: April 7, 1839. From 1875 until after 1900, some 20 works by Edmond Sténosse - mainly for flute - appeared in print, some of them published by Schott. Compositions for military music have also survived, suggesting that he was the flautist 'M. (Monsieur) Sténosse', who recorded as a member of the French Garde républicaine around 1910. The advanced age would also suggest father and son. Record number: 1110 / published in 1876.
  • Accompaniment: Piano

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