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If you look at Clara Schumann's edition of Papillons, it appears that Schumann did not provide titles for the movements. In his letters he indicates that he had definite programs in mind drawn from Jean Paul' literary novel "Flegeljahre" (Years of Indiscretion). A detailed discussion of the book and its relevance to Papillons is in "The philosophy & aesthetics of music" By Edward A. Lippman. See link below:
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Are papillons breded?
Yes they are. I am actually a breeder. there are many breeders and papillons in the world!
What are the release dates for Papillons - 1973?
Papillons - 1973 was released on: USA: 1973
What has the author Louise Laforce written?
Louise Laforce has written: 'Papillons roses... papillons bleus'
Do papillons have fur or hair?
no
What does 'je veux que les papillons' mean?
je ne veux que les papillons : I want the butterflies only (there are two terms for the negative)je veux les papillons : I want the butterflies
How long are papillons pregnant from when they mate to when they give birth?
Papillons are canines, which normally has a gestation period of 63 days. Papillons are a smaller breed, so they usually go into labor around 58-60 days.
Are papillons hard to train?
No. Papillons are infact the 8th smartest breed of dog. They love to please their owners and are a joy to train.
What are the ratings and certificates for Papillons de nuit - 2002?
Papillons de nuit - 2002 is rated/received certificates of: France:U
What actors and actresses appeared in Papillons de nuit - 1997?
The cast of Papillons de nuit - 1997 includes: Jo Roets
What were the names of Robert Schumann's parents?
Their names were August and Johanna Schumann.
What actors and actresses appeared in Papillons - 1920?
The cast of Papillons - 1920 includes: Mag Murray as Mag Verdier Christiane Vernon as Christiane
What did Robert schumann propose to eliminating?
Robert Schumann proposed the idea of eliminating separate movements within a musical work, instead suggesting a single continuous flow of music. He believed that this approach would create a more cohesive and interconnected listening experience for the audience.
