About Louis Emanuel
Lived 1819 – 1889 (aged 69–70). Louis Emanuel was a British composer.
Louis Emanuel (also Louis Alexander Emanuel or L. A. Emanuel) (1819–1889) was an English composer, conductor and bandmaster, born in Plymouth. He was music director at Vauxhall Gardens, London, from 1845. He was Jewish.
His compositions include "The Desert", "What Does Little Birdie Say?", "The Charm", "My Switzer Love Is Brave" and "The Syren and Friar".
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Who was Louis Emanuel?
English composer
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Louis Emanuel was born in 1819 in Plymouth.
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Louis Emanuel died in 1889.
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Louis Emanuel was a composer.
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Louis Emanuel was British.
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