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Zen Virtual Piano에서 L. Streabbog의 피아노 악보를 찾아보세요. L. Streabbog was the publishing name of Jean Louis Gobbaerts, a Belgian pianist and composer of light piano music. Born at Antwerp, he was a pupil of the Brussels Conservatory and had a reputation in his time as a successful pianist. He published about twelve hundred pieces of piano music, much of it popular. Signing most of a body of work with a surname in reverse, as Gobbaerts did with Streabbog, makes the byline itself a small puzzle for anyone who finds the music. Streabbog, the name under which the greater part of his work appeared, is Gobbaerts spelled backwards; some pieces came out instead under the names Ludovic and Levi. He also wrote a method for piano, and his compositions include Valse des Masques, a Nocturne, an Idylle, a Serenade, a Galop di bravura, twelve easy studies, and the dances Les Papillons, op. 108. A record at purl.pt for Fleurs de Mai, No. 1, La violette, Op. 99, credits L. Streabbog, while the enc.piano.or.jp music page gives La Violette F-Dur Op.99 No.1 under Gobbaerts, Jean-Louis. Seeing one piece under Streabbog on one record and Gobbaerts on another shows how the two names run side by side. Gobbaerts died at the age of 50 in Saint-Gilles, near Brussels. A pen name that reverses the real one leaves a trail short enough to follow, from Streabbog back to Gobbaerts in a single step.
Zen Virtual Piano에서 L. Streabbog의 피아노 악보를 찾아보세요.
L. Streabbog was the publishing name of Jean Louis Gobbaerts, a Belgian pianist and composer of light piano music. Born at Antwerp, he was a pupil of the Brussels Conservatory and had a reputation in his time as a successful pianist. He published about twelve hundred pieces of piano music, much of it popular. Signing most of a body of work with a surname in reverse, as Gobbaerts did with Streabbog, makes the byline itself a small puzzle for anyone who finds the music.
Streabbog, the name under which the greater part of his work appeared, is Gobbaerts spelled backwards; some pieces came out instead under the names Ludovic and Levi. He also wrote a method for piano, and his compositions include Valse des Masques, a Nocturne, an Idylle, a Serenade, a Galop di bravura, twelve easy studies, and the dances Les Papillons, op. 108. A record at purl.pt for Fleurs de Mai, No. 1, La violette, Op. 99, credits L. Streabbog, while the enc.piano.or.jp music page gives La Violette F-Dur Op.99 No.1 under Gobbaerts, Jean-Louis. Seeing one piece under Streabbog on one record and Gobbaerts on another shows how the two names run side by side. Gobbaerts died at the age of 50 in Saint-Gilles, near Brussels. A pen name that reverses the real one leaves a trail short enough to follow, from Streabbog back to Gobbaerts in a single step.
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