Solo dance by Isadora Duncan. Premiered 9 Apr. 1915 at the Trocadero in Paris. She created it as an expression of French patriotism during the days of the First World War.
La Marseillaise
| Dictionary of Dance: La Marseillaise |
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 | Rouget de Lisle, Claude Joseph (French soldier and songwriter) |
| 1812 (music) |
| ‘Le Chant du départ’ |
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- Rouget de Lisle, Claude Joseph (French soldier and songwriter)
- 1812 (music)
- ‘Le Chant du départ’
- Revolutionary hymn (music)
- La Marseillaise, transcription for violin solo (after Rouget de Lisle) (Classical Work)
- Marseilles
- François Rude (French sculptor)
- Rouget de Lisle Claude-Joseph
- Trios and Friends (1994 Album by George Lewis)
- Relaxin' at Home (1961-1964) (1961 Album by Bud Powell)
- Captain of the Guard (1930 Musical Film)
- Eighteen‐Twelve
- Serge Gainsbourg
- Fran?ois Rude (art)
