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Robert Orledge (born 5
January 1948) is a
British musicologist who
specialises in
French music from the late 19th to
early 20th centuries. A Professor...
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wrote the
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Robert Orledge has
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chronology of Debussy's
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Orledge,
Robert (1989).
Charles Koechlin (1867–1950): His Life and Works. London:...
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impressionist style of his
friend Claude Debussy.
Musicologist Robert Orledge observed, "The
concept of
Satie trying to
imitate the
revered Debussy is...
