Category:Blake, Charles Dupee
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Charles Dupee Blake
(13 September 1847 — 23 November 1903)→
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Alternative Names/Transliterations: Chas. D. Blake+
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- Detailed biography: A Handbook of American Music and Musicians (page 3)
- Recordings: *Clayton's Grand March as performed by the Victor Military Band (conducted by Edward King) in 1914
See also
- New York Times Obituary November 25 1903 (page and PDF)
Miscellaneous information
- Blake was an extremely prolific composer of 19th century salon trifles, amassing several hundred opus numbers.
I think again "yesterday" is relative to the 24th, when it was written, and not 25, the day that appears on the paper. November 23 according to Boston Herald of January 1 1904. Biography lists J.K. Paine (probably? John Knowles Paine), J.C.D. Parker (perhaps James Cutler Dunn Parker (1828–1916)) and Ryder (possibly Thomas Philando Ryder?) among his teachers and Walpole, Massachusetts as his birthplace.
Compositions (31)
Compositions by: Blake, Charles Dupee
The following 31 pages are in this category, out of 31 total.
Arrangements (1)
Arrangements by: Blake, Charles Dupee
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