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Gabriel Verdalle

1847 – 1918

French musician

Composer Harpist
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Lived 1847 – 1918 (aged 70–71). Gabriel Verdalle was a French composer and harpist.

Gabriel Verdalle (1847–1918) was a French virtuoso harpist and composer who held the position of Principal Harp at the Paris Opera for most of his career.

He wrote numerous pieces for solo harp and duets with harp. Most of his compositions were published by Carl Giessel Jr in Bayreuth between 1898 and 1901 and a reprinted a few years later by Wilhelm Zimmermann in Leipzig.

Works With opus All works are for solo harp unless specified.

Op.1. Andante religioso Op.2. L'oiseau-mouche Op.3. Petite marche Op.4. Aubade Op.5. Sérénade Op.6. Romance sans paroles Op.7. Adagio Op.8. Valse-Caprice Op.9. Mazurka Op.10. Barcarolle Op.11. Ballade Op.12. Caprice original Op.13. Prière Op.14. Air de ballet Op.15. Bébé dort! Op.16. Canzonetta (1898) Op.18. Méditation pour violoncelle et harpe (cello and harp) Op.20–22. Trois Romances sans Paroles No. 1. Op. 20 in F. No. 2. Op. 21 in D#. No.3 Op. 22 in F. Op.20 (bis) Larghetto pour violon et harpe en sol (1898) (violin and harp) Op.23. Saltarelle Op.24. Rêverie pour violon et harpe (violin and harp) Op.26. Cantilène pour violon et harpe (violin and harp) Op.27. Sevillana Op.29. Chant d'Amour pour violon et harpe (violin and harp) Op.30. Mélancolie pour violon et harpe (violin and harp) Op.32. Larmes et Rires pour violon et harpe (violin and harp) Op.33. Invocation Op.34. Doux songe Op.39. Lucciola Op.40. Danse slave Op.41. Légende bretonne Op.42. Remembrance Op.43. Recueillement Op.45. Childish March Op.46. Leggenda d'amore Op.67. Primavera Op.73. Badinage Op.76. Amoroso Op.77. Serpoletta Op.79. Berceuse Op.84. Fantasia pour harpe en fa majeur (published by Izzo, 1901) Op.87. Scherzetto Op. 89 Impromptu

Without opus

Air de ballet No.4 Butterflies, morceau caractéristique A Capri Capricciosa, valse lente Impromptu No.2 Vision 6 Morceaux pour harpe Ninetta, sérénade andalouse pour piano (1904) Divertissement pour piano (1902) Sous l'olivier, mélodie pour voix et harpe (lyrics by Jacques Linerais) On the Lake

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1847, Bordeaux
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Gabriel Verdalle?

French musician

When was Gabriel Verdalle born?

Gabriel Verdalle was born in 1847 in Bordeaux.

When did Gabriel Verdalle die?

Gabriel Verdalle died on 30 August 1918 in 17th arrondissement of Paris.

What was Gabriel Verdalle's occupation?

Gabriel Verdalle was a composer and harpist.

What nationality was Gabriel Verdalle?

Gabriel Verdalle was French.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Gabriel Verdalle

· Wikidata: Q110177136

· DBpedia: Gabriel Verdalle

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