Charles Chaulieu

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Charles Chaulieu

Charles Chaulieu (born December 21, 1788 in Paris , † 1849 in London ) was a French composer and music teacher .

Chaulieu studied at the Conservatoire de Paris with Louis Adam and Charles Simon Catel and won first prizes in the subjects of piano and harmony. Between 1833 and 1835 he published the journal Le Pianiste . He wrote a number of music pedagogical writings and composed romances and sonatas for the piano and piano arrangements of opera arias, which were published by Henry Lemoine . From around 1840 he lived in London.

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  • Course analytique de theory. Ouvrage spécialement destiné aux personnes qui touchent le piano , 1833
  • Le Journal des jeunes pianistes , 1833
  • L'École primaire du piano , 1834
    L'Anthe-Méthode ou Alphabet du jeune pianist
    Cathéchisme musical
    L'Indispensables
    Cours analytique de principes et d'harmonies avec atlas
personal data
SURNAME Chaulieu, Charles
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French music teacher and composer
DATE OF BIRTH December 21, 1788
PLACE OF BIRTH Paris
DATE OF DEATH 1849
Place of death London