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Darius Milhaud



Milhaud, Darius (1892–1974), French composer, one of the Parisian group called Les Six, noted for his polytonality (the simultaneous use of different keys). His vast output includes the jazz-influenced ballet Creation of the World (1923), Saudades do Brasil (1921), and various operas, among them Christophe Colombe (1930).



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