Eugène Ketterer
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Eugène KettererEugène Ketterer (1831 Rouen
Rouen
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, France
France
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 – 18 December 1870 Paris
Paris
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) was a French composer and pianist.

In early youth he was a student at the Paris Conservatoire, where he won Second Prize for solfege
Solfege
In music, solfège is a pedagogical solmization technique for the teaching of sight-singing in which each note of the score is sung to a special syllable, called a solfège syllable...

in 1847 and a premier accessit in 1852, under Antoine François Marmontel
Antoine François Marmontel
Antoine François Marmontel was a French pianist, teacher and musicographer.Marmontel entered the Paris Conservatory in 1827. His teachers were Pierre Zimmerman in pianoforte, Victor Dourlen in harmony, Jacques Fromental Halévy in fugue and Jean-François Le Sueur in composition...

. After his graduation until his death, which took place during the siege of Paris
Siege of Paris
The Siege of Paris, lasting from September 19, 1870 – January 28, 1871, and the consequent capture of the city by Prussian forces led to French defeat in the Franco-Prussian War and the establishment of the German Empire as well as the Paris Commune....

, 18 December 1870, he appeared constantly as a pianist winning wide repute for his fantasies and drawing-room pieces, of which he wrote a large number, but only a few of which are now well known.

Works

  • op. 5 - L'entrée au tournoi
  • op. 7 - Grand Caprice Hongrois
  • op. 10 - Une promenade dans la mer
  • op. 21 - L'Argentine (The Little Silver Fish)
  • op. 24 - Grand galop de concert
  • op. 39 - Nocturne
  • op. 56 - Chanson créole
  • op. 77 - Fleur de Bruyere
  • op. 90 - La Châtelaine
  • op. 111 - Le reveil des Syphes
  • op. 113 - La servante maîtresse
  • op. 116 - Valse des fleurs
  • op. 120 - La perle du soir
  • op. 121 - Boute en train
  • op. 151 - Souvenirs melodiques Les Puritains, fantaisie pour le piano sur l'opéra de Bellini
  • op. 156 - Valse des roses
  • op. 161 - Nuit d'Orient
  • op. 177 - Chant du Lido
  • op. 178 - Canzonetta pour le piano
  • op. 179 - Les folies
  • op. 183 - Marche arménienne
  • op. 194 - La violette
  • op. 195 - Valse des fées
  • op. 198 - Chanson mauresque
  • op. 202 - Si vous n'avez rien á me dire
  • op. 205 - Sous les lilas
  • op. 219 - Idylle
  • op. 222 - Carlotta-polka
  • op. 242 - Bellone
  • op. 245 - Bluette
  • op. 246 - Danse bohémienne
  • op. 247 - Carillon-mazurka
  • op. 248 - La Passariello
  • op. 261 - Grande fantaisie brillante sur Le Prophète, opéra de Meyerbeer, pour le piano
  • op. 270 - Vienne
  • op. 274 - Bouquet de bal
  • oeuvre posthume - Diadème polka

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