Eugénie-Victorine-Jeanne Alombert 

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  • Tom Moore Author

Keywords:

Paris, piano, composition, Eugénie-Victorine-Jeanne Alombert, Mary Moll, Célestin Bourdeau, Pompilio Sudessi, Louis Besson

Abstract

The pianist and composer Eugénie-Victorine-Jeanne Alombert once held a notable position in Parisian cultural life; the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris has more than a dozen of her compositions, almost all of them digitized and available to the world through the Gallica website. Her dates of birth and death are unknown; she was probably born between 1860 and 1870, and can be documented until 1906. Her teachers included Mary Moll and Pompilio Sudessi; those performing her works included Célestin Bourdeau and (probably) Nicolas Gervasio. 

Author Biography

  • Tom Moore

    Tom Moore is head of the sound and image department at the Green Library, FIU, Miami, Florida. He holds degrees from Harvard and Stanford, and studied flute with Sandra Miller. From 2004 to 2007, he was visiting professor at the University of Rio de Janeiro. Moore writes on music for numerous publications in the United States, Australia, Spain, Italy, Germany and France. 

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Published

2025-01-23

Issue

Vol. 14 (2017)

Section

Articles

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