Louis Moreau Gottschalk(1829-1869)

Louis Moreau Gottschalk was born on 8 May 1829 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Louis Moreau was a composer, known for Péché originel (2001), Les Filles du docteur March (2019) and The Lovebirds (2020). Louis Moreau died on 18 December 1869 in Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

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The Lovebirds
6.1
- writer: "Solitude, Op. 65"
- 2020
Les Filles du docteur March
7.8
- writer: "L'Étincelle Op. 20"
- 2019
Treme
8.3
TV Series
- writer: "Symphonie Romantique, RO 55"
- performer: "Gottschalk Symphonie No. 2"
- writer: "Gottschalk Symphonie No. 2" (uncredited)
- 2010–2011
The Byron Janis Story
8.0
TV Movie
- music: "The Banjo"
- 2010
Aurora
6.5
- writer: "Le Bananier Chanson negre, Ro 21 Op 5", "Manchega, etude de concert for piano Op. 38"
- 2010
La Rafle
7.1
- writer: "La Savane Op. 3"
- 2010
Jekyll & Canada
Video
- writer: "Pasquinade"
- 2009
L'amour aux temps du choléra
6.4
- writer: "Pensive Polka Redowa RO 106 Op. 68"
- 2007
Péché originel
6.0
- writer: "Bamboula", "Souvenir de la Havane"
- 2001
Beautiful People
6.7
- writer: "Souvenirs d'Andalousie"
- 1999
With God on Our Side: The Rise of the Religious Right in America
5.7
TV Mini Series
- writer: "O Ma Charmante, Epanchez-Moi Caprice"
- 1996
Grand Isle
5.1
- writer: "The Dying Poet", "Pasquinade"
- 1991
Havinck
6.1
- writer: "Mazurk"
- 1987
Le piano magique de Sparky
6.4
Video
- music: "The Banjo (fantaisie grotesque) Op. 15" (uncredited)
- 1987
Scalpel
6.4
- Soundtrack ("The Dying Poet")
- 1977