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Socrate is a work for
voice and
piano (or
small orchestra) by Erik Satie.
First published in 1919 for
voice and piano, in 1920 a
different publisher reissued...
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Socrate Sidiropoulos (born 1947 in Attica, Greece), is a Gr****
painter and sculptor. His mother, a
painter of
orthodox icons,
taught him the art of drawing...
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Socrate Safo is a
Ghanaian director, filmmaker, and
Director for
Creative Arts at the
National Commission on
Culture (NCC) in Ghana. He is a prominent...
- Alan
Badel in
Salome (1953),
Robert Ryan in King of
Kings (1961),
Mario Socrate in The
Gospel According to St.
Matthew (1964),
Charlton Heston in The Greatest...
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majority are for solo piano.
Exceptions include his "symphonic drama"
Socrate (1919) and two late
ballets Mercure and Relâche (1924).
Satie never married...
- Card: From
Socrates to
Freud and
Beyond (French: La
carte postale: De
Socrate à
Freud et au-delà) is a 1980 book by the
French philosopher Jacques Derrida...
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Socrate Petnga (born 23
April 1979),
better known as Mac Tyer (/ˈtaɪər/), is a
French rapper of
Cameroonian descent, from Aubervilliers, Île-de-France...
- by
Gioachino Rossini (1823)
Nanine (1749) L'Orphelin de la
Chine (1755)
Socrate (published 1759) La
Femme qui a
Raison (1759) Tancrède (1760), inspiration...
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Death of
Socrates (French: La Mort de
Socrate) is an oil on
canvas painted by
French painter Jacques-Louis
David in 1787. The
painting was part of...
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Socrates (French:
Socrate) is a 1759
French play in
three acts
written by Voltaire. It is set in
Ancient Greece during the
events just
before the trial...
