March
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History
- Walter Legley mentions this work on a sheet with names of compositions by his father that still had to be bound.[1] At the moment there is no trace of the work.
- In an interview from 1986[2] and in his autobiography[3] Legley tells the anecdote that one day in his youth the maths teacher threw him out of the classroom because he was composing a march. The teacher was right: it was a very bad march, Legley concluded.
Notes
- ↑ This sheet can be found in the library of the Royal Conservatory Brussels' (B-Bc), it has no shelf number yet.
- ↑ VRT archive: Interview van Raymond Schroyens met Vic Legley, 11 June 1986. About the dating of this interview, see 2 Pieces for accordion.
- ↑ De vruchtbare aarde, p.13 (B-Bc BV-03-3100).
