Albert Le Guillard
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Albert Le Guillard (1887–1958) was a French composer and conductor.
He was born in Paris on 16 October, 1887[1] and became a pupil at the Conservatoire there. His teachers included Émile Pessard, Maurice Emmanuel and Maurice Ravel. In 1914 he began a string quartet, but soon after enlisted to fight in World War I. The work was finished when he returned from the war.[1]
His death was reported in the 19 February 1958 issue of Le Monde.[2]
References
- ^ a b Musical America, December 27, 1919 article - "Le Guillard One of New Generation of French Composers"
- ^ "Albert Le Guillard Est Mort". Le Monde archives. Le Monde. 1958-02-19.
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External links
- Free scores by Albert Le Guillard at the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP)
- BNF data
- Musicsack
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