Dubuque, Alexander
Dubuque, Alexander
Dubuque, Alexander, Russian pianist, composer, and teacher; b. Moscow, March 3, 1812; d. there, Jan. 8,1898. He was a pupil of John Field, about whom he publ. a vol. of memoirs. He was a prof, at the Moscow Cons. (1866–72). He wrote piano pieces, songs, and a work on piano technique (1866).
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