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: Although it is now the definitive music for the high-energy French Can-Can dance, the piece was originally intended as a "galop"—a fast, lively ballroom dance in duple time.

: Because Offenbach died in 1880, the original composition is in the public domain , meaning it is free to use without copyright restrictions in many territories, including the U.S.. Musical Learning Resources offenbach_can_can_music

: The music became iconic for the high-kicking dance popularized in Parisian music halls during the late 19th century. : Although it is now the definitive music

: EasyMusicLesson offers transposed sheet music specifically for trumpet players. offenbach_can_can_music

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        'width'     => '300',
        'hide_cover'=> true,
        'locale'        => 'en_US'
    );
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} ?>