Talk:Le chemin de fer
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A fact from Le chemin de fer appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know? column on 14 January 2008. |
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[edit] Peer review
Comments from User:MeegsC Some things you might consider including:
- What instrument(s) was this written for? (I'm assuming piano, but the article never says.)
- Was it a "typical" composition for its composer, or was it a radical departure from other works?
- Was it written for someone/something specific (a particular performer or conductor perhaps, or the opening of a railroad station, etc.)?
- When was it first performed and where?
- How was it received at the time?
- Has it been used in any film or TV show, or referred to in any literary work?
