Artist(s):Aurélien Delage Composer:Couperin
Artist(s):Aurélien Delage Composer:Couperin
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In 1959, two composers wrote nonets: Nino Rota’s melodic Nonetto, on which he would continue to work for almost 20 years, and Bohuslav Martinů’s farewell chamber music piece, a nonet, which he composed as a last piece to satisfy his longing for his homeland. Eisler did not compose his nonet in his native country either, but arrived in Mexico in 1941 as a refugee from the Nazis. There he wrote...
Artist(s):Aurélien Delage Composer:Couperin
