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Satie

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Sa·tie  (sä-t), Erik Alfred Leslie 1866-1925.
French composer who rebelled against romanticism with his unorthodox and often whimsical compositions, such as Socrate (1918).
Satie (French) [sati]
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(Biographies / Satie, Erik (Alfred Leslie) (1866-1925) M, French, MUSIC: composer) Erik (Alfred Leslie) (erik). 1866-1925, French composer, noted for his eccentricity, experimentalism, and his direct and economical style. His music, including numerous piano pieces and several ballets, exercised a profound influence upon other composers, such as Debussy and Ravel
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Noun1.Satie - French composer noted for his experimentalism and rejection of Romanticism (1866-1925)
Erik Alfred Leslie Satie, Erik Satie
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