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Carmelina Delfin

d. 2000

Composer

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About Carmelina Delfin

Carmelina Delfin was a Cuban composer and music educator.

Carmelina Delfín (died after 1948) was a Cuban composer and pianist. Delfín was born in Havana and in the 1920s performed as a soloist with Ernesto Lecuona in his Ernesto Lecuona Symphonic Orchestra. She played at the 1943 Cuban Liberation Day concert at Carnegie Hall and at numerous other concerts, often performing her own works.

Works Delfín wrote piano works and lyric-romantic songs including: Al recordar tu nombre 12 Composiciones

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Important facts

Born
Havana
Died
2000
Nationality
Also known as
Carmelina Delfín

Frequently asked questions

Who was Carmelina Delfin?

composer

When was Carmelina Delfin born?

Carmelina Delfin was born in Havana.

When did Carmelina Delfin die?

Carmelina Delfin died in 2000.

What was Carmelina Delfin's occupation?

Carmelina Delfin was a composer and music educator.

What nationality was Carmelina Delfin?

Carmelina Delfin was Cuban.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Carmelina Delfin

· Wikidata: Q5043343

· DBpedia: Carmelina Delfin

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