Charles d’ Albert

Charls Louis Napoleon d’Albert was an instructor of dance, and a composer. He received piano instructions and composition instructions after the loss of life of his mom. Albert had written the libretto towards the ballet-pantomime “La jolie fille de Grand,” and afterwards quit the stage in order that he could compose. His compositions for dance consist of “Wedding Polka,’ “Sweetheart’s Waltz,” “Sultan’s Polka,” as well as the “Edinburgh Quadrille.” Many of these dance parts were extremely popular and he additional contributed towards the artwork of terpsichordia a reserve entitled “Ballroom Etiquette.”