Louis-Philippe Laurendeau

Biography

Louis-Philippe Laurendeau (1861 in St-Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada – 13 February 1916 in Montreal) was a Canadian composer, arranger and bandmaster. He also held an editorial position with Carl Fischer, the New York music publisher.

Works for Winds

• 1812 Overture (as arranger, ed. Schissel) (1880/1904/2010)
• Automania (1903)
• Beautiful Galatea Overture (as arranger) (1900)
• Birds of the Forest (as arranger) 1903)
• Boys in Blue March, The (as arranger) (1906)
• The Cake Walk (1896)
• Concert Fantasia on Motives from Verdi's Opera "Rigoletto" (as arranger; ed. Rogers) (1901/1997)
• Dance of the Hours (as arranger) (1876/1905)
• Danse Macabre (as arranger) (1874/1903)
• Die Frau Meisterin (as editor) (1868/1909)
• Echos des Bastions (as arranger) (1905)
• Elephant and the Fly, The (as arranger) (1903)
• Entry March of the Boyars (as arranger) (1895/1911)
• Entry of the Gladiators (tr. Laurendeau, arr. Seredy) (1900/1936)
• Entry of the Gladiators (as transcriber, arr. Seredy, ed. Ragsdale) (1900/1997)
• Golconda March (1896)
• Gold and Silver (as arranger) (1902/1912)
• If I were King (as arranger) (1852/1900)
• Independence (as arranger) (1913)
• Inflammatis from "Stabat Mater" (as arranger and Meyrelles) (1842/1911)
• Invercargill March (as arranger) (1908/1913/1940)
• Jolly Robbers Overture (arr Laurendeau) (as arranger)
• La Chasse au Lion (as arranger) (1904)
• La Feria (as arranger) (1906/1946)
• La Sonnambula: Selections (as arranger) (1908)
• Lustspiel Overture (as arranger) (1872/1900/1928)
• Magic Flute: Overture (as arranger) (1791/1900/1935)
• Marche Slav (as arranger) (1876/1906)
• Mauresque Caprice (as arranger) (1906)
• Norma Overture (as arranger) (1831)
• Old Comrades (as arranger, with Lake) (1899/1908/1938)
• Ride of the Valkyries (as arranger) (1870/1908)
• Rustle of Spring (as arranger) (1896/1908)
• Scènes Napolitaines (as arranger) 1864-75?/1915)
• Son of the Puszta Overture (as arranger) (1906)
• Spanish Fandango
• Spring Song (as arranger) (1844/1898)
• Under the Double Eagle (as arranger) (1891/1895)
• Zacatecas (as arranger) (1893/1903)