carnival of the animals slideshow
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By Saint-Saens
Slideshow by Aileen
Miracle,
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2013
Slideshow by Aileen
Miracle,
Teachers Pay Teachers, Copyright
2013
Camille Saint-Saens was
a French composer, who
played piano and organ.
He wrote his first
composition at the age of
three, and performed his
first concert at the age of
five! He dedicated the
“Carnival of the
Animals” to his close
friend, Franz Liszt, who
was also a famous
composer.
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