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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Re: Pennequin Most sources quote: Jean G. Pennequin (18??-1914) All that I could find is that he wrote a more or less well known method for Violin as well as that one piece for cornet. here is a brief bit from TPIN: [TPIN] dates? Maybe there is more info on Reinhold Friedrichs CD "Belle Epoque". Anybody own it? There is another one that composed some stuff in 1577 |
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