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Wieniawski, Henri, 1835-1880

Henryk Wieniawski, b. Lublin, Poland 1835, d. Moscow 1880

Violinist and composer

  • Henri Wieniawski (Wikipedia)
Nationality:
Polish

Works

Allegro à la Zingara, op. 22
Études-Caprices for two violins, op. 18 - excerpt(s) from
Legende in G minor for violin with orchestra, op. 17
Mazurka in G, for violin with orchestra
Polonaise Brilliante in A major for violin and orchestra, op. 21
Polonaise de concert no. 1 in D major (Polonaise Brillante), op. 4
Valse Caprice

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