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See also: born and died in See also: Paris
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Alkan was his nom de guerre
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Admitted to the Conservatoire of Paris in his See also: sixth See also: year, he had a distinguished career there until 1830
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He visited See also: London in 1833, after which he settled in Paris as a pianoforte teacher till his See also: death
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He is important as the composer of a large number of pianoforte etudes, embodying the most extravagant technical difficulties
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His invention was not See also: modern enough to secure for these See also: works that See also: attention which they deserve as representing a pianoforte technique and sense of effect in some respects more advanced even than that of See also: Liszt, though lacking Liszt's See also: economy and tact
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