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André Devaere (1890-1914) was a young and talented pianist and composer, born in Kortrijk, Belgium. He studied at the Royal Conservatoire in Brussels with a pupil of Franz Liszt, Arthur De Greef, who was also a friend of Edvard Grieg. André Devaere won several prizes and was invited to play many concerts. His dream was to compete with other talented young musicians in e.g. the 'Prix de Rome' and the Rubinstein competition in Vienna in 1915. He also composed pieces for piano, organ and composed several songs based on text by French writers. World War 1 made his plans impossible. Fate caught up with him. André Devaere was conscripted into the Belgian army. Already on 10 November 1914 he got mortally wounded in the lungs near St. Joris-aan-de-Ijzer, south of Nieuwpoort, Belgium. He succumbed to his injuries in the early morning of 14 november. He was barely 24 years old. On this site you can find all the information about his life, work and projects that nowadays are organised in his honour. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Grave et Poignant
32Grave et poignant, pour piano
23La flûte amère de l'automne, Op. 1
24Les Bourdons de Notre Dame de Courtrai: I. Prélude
25Sonata, Opus 2
26La flûte amère de l'automne op.1
17Fuga Libera
18Songs, Op. 1: No. 3. La flute amere de l'automne
19Grave Et Poignant (feat. Hans Ryckelynck)
110Sonata Opus 2
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