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87:. In 1866 he began a correspondence with Bizet and asked him to help with his composition. Bizet accepted, and for two years, from 1866 to 1868, compositional advice and corrections were exchanged via post. A real friendship developed between the two as Bizet realized the enthusiasm of his student. In 1871, Lacombe was a founding member of the
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283:(Beneath the Balcony), Sérénade for chamber orchestra, Op. 62 (1893)
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889:, Duo for soprano and mezzo-soprano (1902); words by
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580:, Fantaisies en forme de valses, Op. 28 (1878)
471:in D major for viola and piano, Op. 133 (1909)
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444:Sonata for cello and piano, Op. 100 (1902)
399:Piano Trio No. 1 in G major, Op. 12 (1870)
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838:, Op. 151 (1917); also orchestrated
820:, Op. 137 (1910); also orchestrated
426:for violin and piano, Op. 77 (1895)
301:for string orchestra, Op. 74 (1895)
238:for string orchestra, Op. 47 (1887)
107:, Op. 31 (1878), a work praised by
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319:, Op. 137 (1910); also for piano
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784:, Pièces brèves, Op. 112 (1904)
511:for piano 4-hands, Op. 9 (1869)
432:Piano Trio No. 2, Op. 90 (1898)
277:, Op. 60 (1893); also for piano
265:, Op. 54 (1892); also for piano
259:, Op. 53 (1892); also for piano
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405:for violin and piano, Op. 14
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574:, 4 Pièces faciles, Op. 27
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963:Martial, Andrieu (2013).
770:4 Études à Francis Planté
730:in A major, Op. 85 (1897)
695:Danse basque à cinq temps
220:, Op. 39 (published 1890)
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878:La chanson des cigales
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656:Laendler
640:, Op. 50
634:, Op. 46
622:, Op. 41
604:, Op. 36
598:, Op. 35
590:6 Études
586:, Op. 32
568:, Op. 26
562:, Op. 24
547:♭
532:, Op. 16
523:, Op. 13
509:4 Pièces
451:6 Pièces
424:Berceuse
418:Rapsodie
360:Rapsodie
191:♭
40:composer
1145:(IMSLP)
1141:at the
912:Sources
584:Élégies
560:Ballade
493:, Op. 3
369:L'amour
142:to the
64:harmony
44:pianist
1103:
971:
896:Aubade
849:(1921)
754:(1899)
295:(1895)
36:French
854:Vocal
740:Valse
620:Valse
485:Piano
60:fugue
1114:2012
1101:ISBN
969:ISBN
544:in E
164:and
115:and
95:and
66:and
42:and
1155::
1047:.
1034:^
1000:^
119:.
62:,
46:.
38:)
1116:.
977:.
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