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It was first performed in 1872, so .. it had to have been composed before then.
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Who wrote Danse Macabre?
2011 =================== This books is not written in 2011, but written in 2006 The Classical work, Danse Macabre, was composed by Camille Saint-Saens (1835-1921) around the year 1866. It was first performed in 1872.
What is the theme tune to Jonathan creek?
Danse Macabre (theme from Jonathan Creek) written by Camille Saint-Saens
Do people like 'Danse macabre' as a piece of music?
Certainly ... composed by Camille Saint-Saens.
Who wrote the music to danse macabre?
Camille Saint-Saëns, (1835-1921). If you want to listen to the two main themes: Type Macabre as text search in the MelodyCatcher
Why is Camille Saint-Saens an important composer?
the carnival of the animals, danse macabre
What is the name of the song on Masterpiece Mystery with Alan Cummins as host?
The name of the song is "Danse Macabre, Op. 40" by Camille Saint-Saens.
Who Composed the Piece Danse Macambre?
The "Danse MACABRE" (macabre dance) was composed by Camille Saint-Saëns.
How many kids did camille saint saens have?
Camille Saint Saens had two children,they died at ayoung age,six weeks apart.The oldest one, fell out of a window, and the youngest died of an illness. Which caused him to fall into depression. The death of his two sons inspired him to write Danse Macabre.
What the name of the classical music piece in the episode Danse Macabre of the show Grimm on NBC?
The name of the music is Danse Macabre by Saint Sean.
Did camille Saint-Saëns write danse macabre?
Yes.
What is the music in the Jameson's whiskey commercial with the hawk?
the tune is called Danse Macabre by Saint Saens...you might also rmember the tune from the movie Tombstone, The Faust scene wherein Wyatt is smitten by Josie Marcus as The Devil.
Why does the song Pumped Up Kicks sound happy when it's really sinister?
Because it was made mostly in a major tone, a song doesn't have to sound sinister to be sinister. Go look up "Danse Macabre" by Saint-Saens.
