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SKU: A0.1208372
Composed by Eugène Ketterer. Arranged by Zellev. 19th Century,Broadway,Classical,Contemporary,Musical/Show,Opera. Score. 8 pages. Zellev Music #806480. Published by Zellev Music (A0.1208372).Key Signature: A major
Time Signature: 6/8
Tempo: Andatino (slower than andante)
Difficulty: Advanced Intermediate
Eugène Ketterer (1831-1870) was a prolific French composer and pianist who was known for his numerous salon arrangements of contemporary opera arias.
Ketterer became a student at the Paris Conservatoire in his early youth, where he studied with Antoine François Marmontel.
After his graduation until his death in Paris in 1870, he appeared constantly as a pianist winning wide repute for his fantasies and drawing-room pieces, of which he wrote a large number, but only a few of which are still in the repertoire.
The list of Ketterer's works gives an excellent overview on the world of opera in France at the time, as many of these works are transcriptions of popular opera arias, many still famous today.
This mesmerizing piece was published in 1865.
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