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Henri Crolla

Henri Crolla (born Enrico Crolla; 26 February 1920 – 17 October 1960) was an Italian jazz guitarist and film composer. One of his neighbours was a young Django Reinhardt, with whose family he became close. He also put to music many poems from Prévert's Paroles with Joseph Kosma.

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Henri Crolla

Henri Crolla 's tomb in the cimetery of Suresnes, in the town of Rueil-Malmaison, 7th division

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Name
Henri Crolla
Birth Name
Enrico Crolla
Born
26 February 1920
Birthplace
Naples, Italy
Died
17 October 1960
Place of death
Paris, France
Occupation
Italian guitarist
Nationality
Italy · Kingdom of Italy
Fields
jazz
Languages
Italian · French

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Henri Crolla (born Enrico Crolla; 26 February 1920 – 17 October 1960) was an Italian jazz guitarist and film composer. One of his neighbours was a young Django Reinhardt, with whose family he became close. He also put to music many poems from Prévert's Paroles with Joseph Kosma.

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