Chabrier began the composition in mid 1880, completing the first two; the third was not completed until the summer of 1883. Chabrier wrote his friend Paul Lacome that he was damned if he knew why he was writing them, as the Enochs (his publishers) will find them too long, too difficult; but that he thought they might sell well, particularly to young ladies who play the piano seriously. Myers notes the considerable demands made on players’ technique.
Date of composition | 1883 |
Premiered | 1883, December 15th (Société Nationale de Musique) in Paris, France by Emmanuel Chabrier |
First published | 1883 in Paris, France |
Type | Waltz |
Catalogue | D 38 |
Instruments | 2x Piano |
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