Composer

Louis Marchand

French keyboardist and composer

1669–1732

125 works in the index

Born

1669

Died

1732

Birthplace

Lyon

Citizenship / historical state

France

Period (estimated from birth year)

Baroque

Biography

Louis Marchand — French keyboardist and composer. Louis Marchand was born in 1669 in Lyon. The recorded year of death is 1732. The biographical record lists citizenship or historical state as France.

In this catalogue

Common listed instruments

bagpipe, Organ, Horn, Piccolo, violin

Genres represented

Classical

Works with composition dates

0 of 125

These details describe the indexed sheet music, including arrangements.

Catalogue

Works page 1 of 3

Years are composition dates where known. Instruments describe editions in our catalogue and may include arrangements. A dash means the detail is not recorded.

Works and available sheet music details

Work	Year composed	Catalogue / opus	Key in title	Listed instruments	Genre	Editions
Semper Fidelis	—	—	—	Horn	Classical	7
Delvinside	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	6
Miss Elspeth Campbell	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	6
Angus Campbell's Farewell To Stirling	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	5
Charles Edward Hope Vere	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	6
Arthur Bignold Of Lochrosque	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	5
The 74th's Farewell To Edinburgh	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	6
The Burning Of The Piper's Hut	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	5
Tierce en Taille	—	—	—	Organ	Classical	4
Egmont	—	—	—	Piano	Classical	5
Piddling Peggy	—	—	—	—	Classical	6
The Belling March	—	—	—	—	Classical	4
Blair Drummond	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	4
Kantata To El Arish	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	4
The Braemar Highlanders	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	4
Pipe Major W. Ross's Welcome To Sutherland	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	4
The Invernes Rant	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	4
The Norman Campbell's Farewell To Perth	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	3
Pieces de Clavecin, Premier Livre	—	—	—	harpsichord	Classical	4
Plein jeu	—	—	—	Organ	Classical	3
Basse de Trompette	—	—	—	Organ	Classical	4
Southern Special	—	—	—	percussion	Classical	3
Forgetting The Lesson	—	—	—	—	Classical	4
The Maids Of Kintal	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	3
Pieces de Clavecin, Second Livre	—	—	—	harpsichord	Classical	3
Basse de Trumpette ou de Cromorne	—	—	—	Organ	Classical	3
Dialogue	—	—	—	Organ	Classical	3
Manhattan Beach	—	—	—	Horn	Classical	3
Barren Rocks of Aden, The	—	—	—	Fiddle, violin	Classical	3
Brig. Gen. Ronald Cheape Of Tiroran	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	2
Capt. Jack Murray	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	2
Kilberry Castle	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	2
The Crags Of Stirling	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	3
Millbank Cottage	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	4
Royal Scottish Piper's Society	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	2
The 78 Regiment	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	2
Major A.N. Donaldson Of Amulree	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	2
The Birks Of Abergeldie	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	2
Fond d'Orgue	—	—	—	Organ	Classical	1
The Fairest Of The Fair	—	—	—	Horn, Piccolo	Classical	1
Mrs H. L. Macdonald Of Dunach	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	1
Pretty Lilian	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	2
The Glengarry Gathering	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	2
The Hill Of South Uist	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	2
93rd's Farewell To Parkhurst	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	1
Kessock Ferry	—	—	—	bagpipe	Classical	1
Plein Jeu in six parts	—	—	—	—	Classical	1
Menuet in G Minor	—	—	G minor	—	Classical	1

Biographical record: Wikidata, matched on name and checked against dates held in the catalogue. The period label is an estimate from birth year. This short biography is assembled from the recorded facts. Authority record: VIAF 29718683. Portrait: Charles Dupuis, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.