When Carl Fischer came to the United States from Germany in 1872, he opened a music instrument store in New York City and eight years later added a band publishing department. Around 1894 the first of a steady stream of manuscripts began arriving from a Canadian composer named Louis-Philippe Laurendeau . As the works arrived, they were published and sold to the town bands which by that time numbered in the thousands. Before the turn of the century Laurendeau moved to New...
LAURENDEAU, L.-P.
(1861–1916)
Authors: FRANK G. BARRATT, GEORGE L. MORRISON, FRANZ PAZDIREK, H. A. MUTSAERS, JAMES A. PERKINS
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