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Author (real name):
Title:
Pas de deux de Giselle sténochorégraphié
Language:
French
Id:
Added to database:
March 14, 2026
Source:
french.bib:10397
Entry type:
Book
Date of publication:
1852–1870?
Place of publication:
Paris
URL:
Note:
[Saint-Léon, 1852] was first published in 1852, Arthur Sain-Léon died in 1870, hence the dating.
Author (real name):
Title:
La sténochorégraphie, ou art d'écrire promptement la Danse
Language:
French
Id:
Added to database:
April 21, 2012
Source:
french.bib:10375
Entry type:
Book
Date of publication:
1852
Publisher:
Ch. Barousse
Place of publication:
Paris
URL:
Note:
This book was originally published in 12 instalments, each containing a section on La sténochorégraphie alongside one or more biographies of notable dance masters. Of the known copies, only the one held in Strasbourg contains the complete set of instalments. The BNF copy is missing two, containing only 10, while the NYPL copy has a different binding arrangement, in which La sténochorégraphie appears at the front, followed by the full set of biographies. The first instalment contains a pagination error, with pages numbered 24–25–26–25–26–27, though the text itself remains continuous despite the misprint.
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Author (pseudonym):
Title:
La conversation polonaise. Nouvelle danse de salon avec théorie reglé par mr. Markowski. Dansée dans les Salons-Markowski
Language:
French
Id:
Added to database:
December 14, 2024
Source:
french.bib:10836
Entry type:
Book
Date of publication:
1857
Publisher:
Heugel et compagnie
Plate number:
H2641
Place of publication:
Paris
URL:
Note:
Markowski (sometimes spelled as Markowsky) is believed to be a pseudonym of Maurice Mayer (sometimes just Maurice), according to various publications from 10.09.1857, 16.09.1857, 1864, 1867, 07.08.1868, 05.10.1873. He is said to have taken Markowski as his pseudonym in two post-mortem publications from 14.04.1884 and 16.04.1884, where he is named Joseph Mayer, le petit juif de Posen, the jew of Polish origin.
