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Paul Julien, first prize of the Conservatory in 1850 (pupil of Alard), born in Crest (Drôme) on 13 February 1841/E. Coedès 1851

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Title: Paul Julien, first prize of the Conservatory in 1850 (pupil of Alard), born in Crest (Drôme) on 13 February 1841/E. Coedès 1851
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