Composers

Émile-Robert Blanchet

Piano
Étude
Piece
Ballades
Variation
Écossaise
Dance
Prelude
Divertimento
Rhapsodies
Performance practice
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10 Nouvelles Etudes13 Etudes for the Left-Hand, Op.532 Piano Pieces, Op.443 Ecossaises, Op.353 Piano Pieces, Op.274 Piano Pieces, Op.155 Etudes, Op.76 Etudes polyrythmiques, Op.5264 Preludes, Op.418 Etudes de Concert, Op.559 Etudes de Concert, Op.19

B

Ballade No.1, Op.29Ballade No.2, Op.30Ballade No.3, Op.32

D

Divertimento, Op.47

E

Exercices en Forme Musicale, Op.54

R

Rhapsodie Turque, Op.45

T

Technique Moderne du PianoTheme and Variations, Op.13Tocsin, Op.28Turquie, Op.18

V

Variations on a Theme of Mendelssohn, Op.22
Wikipedia
Émile-Robert Blanchet (17 July 1877 in Lausanne, Switzerland – 27 March 1943 in Pully, Switzerland) was a French-speaking Swiss pianist and composer.
He was taught by his father, the organist of a cathedral in Lausanne, Charles Blanchet, a pupil of Ignaz Moscheles, and Hauptmann. Later he attended Cologne Conservatory and was a pupil of Busoni in Weimar and Berlin. Later he was professor of piano 1904-1917, then director 1905-1908 of the Lausanne Conservatory. He continued teaching there until 1917.
In 1917 he resigned and spent time on climbing on which he would write 2 books. He composed a lot of pieces, especially for piano.
There is a CD at this address where a piece of his is recorded.