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Category:Ducrey, Émilie
Émilie Ducrey
(1855 — 24 February 1901)
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French poet.
Born and died in Paris [
Death registration Paris 9e 1901 RegN°269 (vue 9/31)
].
In 1877 she married the composer
Jules Duprato
(1827-1892); she wrote several of his song texts.
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Birth year 1855 confirmed on her tombstone (together with Duprato), Montmarte Cemetery (Paris).
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Le livre des sonnets (Duprato, Jules)
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Jephtas Tochter, Op.80 (Sachs, Julius)
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