The Hungarians quadrille
Alfred Concanen · 1835 - 1886
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Why is this public domain? Alfred Concanen died in 1886; this work is in the public domain.
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A colour lithograph cover for sheet music titled The Hungarians, showing two men in embroidered green vests, red trousers and feathered hats flanking a woman in a white patterned dress and green jacket. The text identifies it as a quadrille founded on melodies danced by the Brothers and Sister Kiralfy at the Oxford Music Hall, with music by Carlo Minasi and publication by Metzler & Co.