1910s French Music Sheet for Piano Partition, Pendant le Flirt by Rodolphe Berger chicago Translation: You're starving

Translation: You're starving

About the piece: This passenger manifest was used by the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique (General Transatlantic Company) in 1963

It is in excellent condition

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1910s French Music Sheet for Piano Partition, Pendant le Flirt by Rodolphe Berger chicago Translation: You're starvingDate: 1910 Size: 10. 75 x 14 Artist: Illegible About The Poster: Music sheets like these were popular in Paris in the early 20th century. Artists like Misti, Ibels and Steinlen helped popularize the medium when they illustrated the famous "Paris en Chanson" series of music sheets in the 1890s. Waltz Trivia: The main difference between the slow Waltz and Viennese Waltz is the tempo. The Viennese waltz has a much faster tempo, which allows the dancers