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Alexis-'''Emmanuel Chabrier''' (1841-1894), [[French]] composer and pianist considered a precursor to [[ Claude Debussy]] and [[Maurice Ravel]], was a lawyer and bureaucrat who composed part time until into his late thirties. He was greatly influenced by [[Richard Wagner]] in his early years, but friendships with the [[Impressionist]] painter, [[Manet]], the writer, [[Verlaine]] and other composers, including Faure, D’Indy and Chausson, helped give his music a colour all his own.  He is known for  his  imaginative orchestration and the lyricism of his piano works. He also had a fine sense for comedy.
 
Alexis-'''Emmanuel Chabrier''' (1841-1894), [[French]] composer and pianist considered a precursor to [[ Claude Debussy]] and [[Maurice Ravel]], was a lawyer and bureaucrat who composed part time until into his late thirties. He was greatly influenced by [[Richard Wagner]] in his early years, but friendships with the [[Impressionist]] painter, [[Manet]], the writer, [[Verlaine]] and other composers, including Faure, D’Indy and Chausson, helped give his music a colour all his own.  He is known for  his  imaginative orchestration and the lyricism of his piano works. He also had a fine sense for comedy.
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He wrote operas with varying degrees of success, but sufficient to allow him tho take up full-time composing in 1880. Three years late was published the work that brought him fame and is his most oft played work today; the orchestral rhapsody, ''“Espana”''. Also frequently performed is the lyrical '''“Suite pastorale”''' an orchestration of his ''“10 Pièces pittoresques”'' for piano.  
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He wrote operas with varying degrees of success, but sufficient to allow him tho take up full-time composing in 1880. Three years late was published the work that brought him fame and is his most oft played work today; the orchestral rhapsody, ''“Espana”''. Also frequently performed is the lyrical ''“Suite pastorale”'' an orchestration of his ''“10 Pièces pittoresques”'' for piano.  
    
His works include various operas, both serious and comic, a number of works for orchestra, much piano music, most of which is performed today, and a few vocal works, mostly comic.
 
His works include various operas, both serious and comic, a number of works for orchestra, much piano music, most of which is performed today, and a few vocal works, mostly comic.
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