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La Forêt is an opera in two acts. It is characterized by the use of modal and whole-tone scales as well as a great deal of chromaticism. The story is about a woodcutter who is forced by a higher authority to cut down the forest where he played as a child. He is lured to his death by a vision of a beautiful woman. His wife witnesses his death just as she is passing by in a religious procession. (ref. Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians 2001).
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La Forêt: Légende musicale en 2 actes. Pòeme de Laurent Tailhade. Partition piano et chant réduite par l'auteur.
1910, Enoch et cie.
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Marie-Emmanuel-Augustin Savard (born Paris, May 15, 1861 - died Lyons, December 6, 1942) was the son of Marie-Gabriel-Augustin Savard (1814-1881).
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