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Groves Dictionary Of Music And Musicians,vol.5 L-m, 1900
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1LADMIRault
3'La Brière' (1926).
4'La Jeunesse de Cervantes.'
5Symphonic poem 'En forêt' (1932).
7PIANOFORTE AND ORCHESTRA
8'Valse triste.'
10CHAMBER MUSIC
11'Airs anciens' for tenor, stg. 4tet & pf. (1897).
12'Ballet bohémien' for flute, oboe, double stg. 4tet & pf. (1898).
13'Variations on a Chorale' for stg. 5tet & pf. (1935).
15ONE INSTRUMENT AND PIANOFORTE
16Suite for oboe (1896).
17'Mélodie' for cello (1897).
18'Fantaisie' for vn. (1899).
19'Chanson grecque' for flute (1900).
20Sonata for vn. (1901).
21Modal Fantasy 'De l'ombre à la clarté' for vn. (1936).
22Sonata, clar. & pf.
24PIANOFORTE SOLO
254 Pièces (1898)
26 1. Impromptu.
27 2. Regrets.
28 3. Plaisanterie.
29 4. Valse fantasque.
30'Esquisses' (1902)
31 1. Le Chemin creux.
32 2. Valse mélancolique.
33 3. Vers l'église dans le soir.
34 4. Minuit dans les clairières.
35'Deux Danse bretonnes.'
36'Les Mémories d'un âne.'
38PIANOFORTE DUET
39'Variations sur des airs de biniou trégorrois' (1906).
40'Musiques rustiques' (1909)
41 1. Fantaisie sur deux "ronds" camoclais.
42 2. Tro Cornouailles.
43 3. Final sur deux thèmes vannetais.
44'Rapsodie gaëlique' (1909)
45 1. Les Campbells arrivent.
46 2. Danse des fées.
47 3. Nocturne.
48 4. Limerick Pibroch.
49 5. Chanson écossaise.
50 6. Fantaisie sur une contredanse.
51'Dan Lullaby' (1927).
53TWO PIANOFORTES
54Sonatina (1888).
55'Épousailles' (1902).
57SONGS
58'Le Vase brisé' (Sully-Prud'homme) (1889).
59'La Naissance de Merlin' (Louise d'Isole) (1894).
60'A Poor Young Shepherd' (Paul Verlaine) (1899).
61'La Belle Mahaut' (J. Marcel) (1899).
62'C'est l'extase' (Verlaine) (1899).
63'Spleen' (Verlaine) (1899).
64'Streets' (Verlaine) (1899).
65'Berceuse créole' (Louise Ladmirault) (1900).
66'J'ai peur de t'aimer' (Marcel) (1900).
67'Madrigal' (Marcel) (1900).
68'Lied' (William Treille) (1901).
69'Les Sanglots longs' (Verlaine) (1901).
70'La Douceur des premiers aveux' (A. Gauche) (1901).
71'Les Béatitudes' (Marie Dauguet) (1908).
72'Les Gnomes' (Dauguet) (1908).
73'Six Chansonnnettes de Baïf' (Antoine de Baïf).
75Also military music and numerous arrangements of Breton, Scottish and other folksongs.
77E. B.
79BIBL.—DEBUSSY, CLAUDE, Article in 'Gil Blas', 9 Mar. 1903.
80MARNOLD, JEAN, Article in 'Mercure de France', May 1904.
81SÉRÉ, OCTAVE, 'Musiciens français d'aujourd'hui' (Paris, 1922).
82VUILLERMOZ, E., Article in 'Germinal', 1 June 1900.
83See also Warlock (ded. of 'Capriol').
85LA FAGE (A. de)
87LADRÉ (Street Singer). See ÇA IRA.
88LADURNER, Ignaz Anton (b. Aldein, Tyrol, 1 Aug. 1766; d. Massy, Seine-et-Oise, 4 Mar. 1839).
89Austrian composer. The eldest son of Franz Xaver Ladurner, he was educated at the monastery of Benediktbeuern. In 1782–84 he filled his father's post as organist. He made further studies at Munich and went with a Countess of Heimhausen to Bar-le-Duc. He was succeeded in the latter appointment by his younger brother. In July 1788 he went to Paris as composer and teacher, became professor at the Conservatoire and teacher of Auber and Boély. He retired to his country seat near Massy in 1836.
90Ladurner composed 2 operas ('Wenzel, ou Le Magistrat du peuple', Paris, 1794, and 'Les Vieux Fous', Paris, 1796), sonatas for pianoforte and for violin, divertissements, variations, etc. E. v. d. s., adds.
91LADURNER, Joseph Aloys (b. Algund, 7 Mar. 1769; d. ?).
92Austrian composer, brother of the preceding. He was in the service of the Countess of Heimhausen at Bar-le-Duc in succession to his brother, and became court chaplain, councillor of the consistory, etc., at Brixen. He was a talented composer of church music. He died some time after 1835. E. v. d. s.
93LADY MACBETH OF MTSENKKS, A.
94Opera in 4 acts by Shostakovich. Libretto by the composer and A. Preis, based on a story by Nikolay Semenovich Leskov. Prod. Moscow, 22 Jan. 1934. 1st perf. abroad, Cleveland, Ohio, 31 Jan. 1935.
95LADY OF THE LAKE, THE (Rossini).
96See DONNA DEL LAGO, LA. SCHUBERT (Songs).
97LADY ROHESIA ("Operatic Frolic"). See HOPKINS (A.).
98LA FAGE, (Juste) Adrien (Lenoir) de (b. Paris, 30 Mar. 1805; d. Charenton, 8 Mar. 1862).
99French composer and writer on music. He was a grandson of the celebrated architect Lenoir. After education for the church and the army, he settled to music as a pupil of Perne for harmony and counterpoint, devoting himself especially to the study of plainsong. Perne recommended him to Choron, who took him first as pupil and then as coach or assistant master. In 1828 he was sent by the government to Rome and studied for a year under Baini. While in Italy he produced a comic opera, 'I creditori', but comic opera was not to be his road to distinction. On his return to Paris, in Dec. 1829, he was appointed maître de chapelle of Saint-Étienne-du-Mont, where he substituted an organ (built by John Abbey) for the harsh out-of-tune serpent hitherto used to accompany the voices.
100The years 1833–36 La Fage spent in Italy and there lost his wife and son. He returned
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