Aleksandr Dubuque - Revision history

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	Russian pianist, teacher and composer (b. 20 February/3 March 1812 in [[Moscow]]; d. 27 December 1897/8 January 1898 in [[Moscow]]), born '''''Aleksandr Ivanovich Dyubyuk''''' (Александр Иванович Дюбюк).		{{picture\|file=Dubuque_Aleksandr.jpg\|caption='''Aleksandr Dubuque''' (1812–1897)}}

			Russian pianist, teacher and composer of French descent (b. 20 February/3 March 1812 in [[Moscow]]; d. 27 December 1897/8 January 1898 in [[Moscow]]), born '''''Aleksandr Ivanovich Dyubyuk''''' (Александр Иванович Дюбюк).

	He studied under John Field (1782–1837), and taught many eminent pupils himself, including [[Mily Balakirev]], [[Nikolay Kashkin]] and [[Herman Laroche]]. From 1866 to 1872 he served as professor of piano at the [[Moscow]] Conservatory, working alongside Tchaikovsky. As well as composing numerous small piano pieces and romances, he published an important collection of folksongs, and a book on ''The Technique of Piano Playing'' (Техника фортепианной игры).		He studied under John Field (1782–1837), and taught many eminent pupils himself, including [[Mily Balakirev]], [[Nikolay Kashkin]] and [[Herman Laroche]]. From 1866 to 1872 he served as professor of piano at the [[Moscow]] Conservatory, working alongside Tchaikovsky. As well as composing numerous small piano pieces and romances, he published an important collection of folksongs, and a book on ''The Technique of Piano Playing'' (Техника фортепианной игры).
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	==Dedications==		==Dedications==
	In 1870 Tchaikovsky dedicated his piano piece ''Mazurka de Salon'' — No. 3 of [[Three Pieces, Op. 9]] — "à M. Alexandre Dubuque".		In 1870 Tchaikovsky dedicated his piano piece ''Mazurka de Salon'' — No. 3 of [[Three Pieces, Op. 9]] — "à Monsieur Alexandre Dubuque".

			==External Links==
			* [[wikipedia:Alexandre_Dubuque\|Wikipedia]]
			* {{IMSLP\|Dubuque,_Alexandre}}
			* {{viaf\|117846179}}

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	==Dedications==		==Dedications==
	In 1870 Tchaikovsky dedicated a piano piece ~~to Dubuque:~~		In 1870 Tchaikovsky dedicated his piano piece ''Mazurka de Salon'' — No. 3 of [[Three Pieces, Op. 9]] — "à M. Alexandre Dubuque".
	* ''Mazurka de Salon'' — No. 3 of [[Three Pieces, Op. 9]].

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Russian pianist, teacher and composer (b. 20 February/3 March 1812 in [[Moscow]]; d. 27 December 1897/8 January 1898 in [[Moscow]]), born '''''Aleksandr Ivanovich Dyubyuk''''' (Александр Иванович Дюбюк).

He studied under John Field (1782–1837), and taught many eminent pupils himself, including [[Mily Balakirev]], [[Nikolay Kashkin]] and [[Herman Laroche]]. From 1866 to 1872 he served as professor of piano at the [[Moscow]] Conservatory, working alongside Tchaikovsky. As well as composing numerous small piano pieces and romances, he published an important collection of folksongs, and a book on ''The Technique of Piano Playing'' (Техника фортепианной игры).

==Arrangements==
Tchaikovsky made three arrangements of works by Aleksandr Dubuque.
* ''[[Marie-Dagmar Polka (Dubuque)|Maria-Dagmar Polka]]'' (1866) — an orchestral arrangement of Dubuque's polka for solo piano
* ''[[I Remember All (Tarnovskaya)|I Remember All]]'' (1866-67?) — an arrangement for piano duet, after Dubuque's solo piano transcription (''Romance de Tarnowsky'') of a song by Yelizaveta Tarnovskaya
* ''[[Love, Until You Can Love (Dubuque)|Love, Until You Can Love]]'' (1868-70?) — an arrangement for piano of Dubuque's romance (1868).

==Dedications==
In 1870 Tchaikovsky dedicated a piano piece to Dubuque:
* ''Mazurka de Salon'' — No. 3 of [[Three Pieces, Op. 9]].

[[Category:People|Dubuque, Aleksandr]]
[[Category:Composers|Dubuque, Aleksandr]]
[[Category:Dedicatees|Dubuque, Aleksandr]]
[[Category:Pianists|Dubuque, Aleksandr]]