Erik Satie
Erik Satie was a French composer and pianist recognized for his avant-garde approach to music and his influence on minimalist and surrealist movements. Born on May 17, 1866, Satie's works, such as 'Gymnopédies', are characterized by their simplicity and originality, paving the way for modern musical expression.
Born on May 17, 1866 (159 years old)
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Germany:
Erik Satie was a French composer known for his eccentric personality and innovative musical ideas.
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Ireland:
Erik Satie was a major figure in the development of ambient music and is best known for his haunting compositions like Trois Gymnopédies.
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Tunisia:
Erik Satie was a revolutionary musician whose unconventional approach and unique compositions left a lasting impact on modern music.
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France:
Erik Satie is compared to Aristide Filoselle in Christian Wasselin's biography.
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Portugal:
Joana Gama dedicated a celebration to the French composer Erik Satie on the 150th anniversary of his birth.
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France:
Erik Satie is portrayed as a unique composer whose humor and short compositions set him apart.
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France:
Erik Satie composed 'Vexations', a piece meant to be played 840 times in succession.
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United Kingdom:
Erik Satie is the composer of the piece Vexations, which Igor Levit will perform in a marathon concert.
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Switzerland:
Erik Satie was a pianist and had an affair with Suzanne Valadon.
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Sweden:
Erik Satie had a brief relationship with Suzanne Valadon, which inspired him to create portraits of her.
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