Jean Alciede Marie Marcland ( Limoges, 1903 - 26 February 1964) was a French composer of

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. He also wrote popular tunes under the name Marc Lanjean.

Discography

*''Musique Aux 4 Vents'' with

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Billboard - 22 Dec 1962 - Page 18 GRAND PRIX Marc Lanjean and Roger Roger. Columbia CL 1919 (M); CS 8719 (S)— A gay, light-hearted album, somewhat in the manner of Michel Legrand, which puts the emphasis on light-touch, novel arrangements by Marc Lanjean and Roger Roger. The album has already won a major European disk prize for "light music," and is likely to find its place here among sophisticated adult buyers and smooth-listening stations.

Selected filmography

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References

1903 births 1964 deaths People from Limoges French film score composers Deaths from cancer in France {{France-composer-stub