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Category:Geloso, Albert
Albert Geloso
(11 July 1863 — 25 February 1916)
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Name in Other Languages:
Альбер Желозо
,
Albert Bonaventure Géloso
,
Albert Géloso
,
Alberto Geloso
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Aliases:
Желозо, Альбер
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WorldCat
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VIAF
:
291646678
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ISNI
:
0000000076066007
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BNF
:
14761071x
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Leader of the Geloso Quartet, formerly
Le quatuor de la Fondation Beethoven
in the 1890s, with Blotte, Bloch, Bailly, and
Jules Griset (Tergis)
(vc), later with Monteux va. Geloso also played in
Lucien Capet
's quartet.
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Violin Sonata in D major, Op.9 No.3 'Tombeau' (Leclair, Jean-Marie)
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