salabert造句

• He was born Fran鏾is-Joseph-Charles Salabert in Paris.
• The piece was later published by 蒬itions Salabert in May 1981.
• The score was published by 蒬itions Durand-Salabert-Eschig.
• The piece was later published by 蒬itions Salabert in 1986.
• A French edition was issued by Editions Francis Salabert.
• The composition was published by 蒬itions Salabert in 1987.
• It was published shortly after by 蒬itions Salabert.
• It was followed by other European publishing houses, including Salabert, Senard and Hamelle.
• He is represented by Editions Salabert.
• On the death of the Abb?Salabert in 1807, Maximilian I Joseph acquired the building.
• It was eventually published by 蒬itions Salabert and has received a catalogue number W43 by James Siddons.
• Three performance versions, edited by Robert Orledge, were issued by Salabert between 1995 and 1998.
• The complete score, unearthed and edited by Robert Caby, was first published by Salabert in 1973.
• In cooperation with Salabert he had all of them published posthumously, leading to an awakening public interest in the composer.
• In 2000 the company was bought by BMG and merged with Salabert to be known as Durand-Salabert-Eschig.
• In 2000 the company was bought by BMG and merged with Salabert to be known as Durand-Salabert-Eschig.
• Salabert died in December 1946, aged 62, in a plane crash on the approach to Shannon Airport, Ireland.
• In February 1926, Salabert of Paris printed Manas s piano work, " Les 頻es des princes " ( Princes'Islands ).
• The lyricist Marc H閘y then asked her to compose the music for " Viens dans mes bras ", sung by Lucienne Boyer and published by Salabert.
• He first published it in his book " Satie the Composer " ( 1990 ) and edited a performing edition published by Salabert in 1997.