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Nocturne, Parody on a theme by Ferenc Liszt (Foxtrot) March Often considered to be the

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Often considered to be the inventor of the continuous vibrato

It is the cheerful marching music that Schrammel

John Philip received lessons for singing

baritone/euphonium

Syncopation will put a smile on the face of even the most moody listener in your audience

Nocturne, Parody on a theme by Ferenc Liszt (Foxtrot) March Often considered to be theIt was the violin virtuoso Niccol Paganini who, playing at a charity concert for the victims of a Parisian cholera epidemic, inspired Franz Liszt to become one of the most technically advanced pianist of his time. Raising the level of performance to previously unimagined heights, Liszt was counted to the Parisian Flying Trapeze school of piano playing. Liszt was also a well known romantic composer. And every composer of his stature deserves a good

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