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1867–1950 · French composer, teacher and writer on music

Also known as: Charles Louis Eugène Koechlin, musikagilea eta musikako teorikoa, Шарль Кеклен, 샤를 쾨클랭, シャルル・ケクラン, 查理·柯克兰

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His Principles of Orchestration is a composer's practical treatise on instrumental colour similar to Koechlin's orchestration work. (AI reason)
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