Aliases
An alias is an alternate name for an entity. They typically contain common misspellings or variations of the name and are also used to improve search results. View the alias documentation for more details.
| Alias | Sort name | Begin Date | End Date | Type | Locale |
|---|
| E. H. Lemare | | | Artist name | | |
| Edwin Lamare | Lamare, Edwin | | | | | |
| Edwin Henry Lemare | Lemare, Edwin Henry | | | Artist name | | |
Artist credits
This is a list of all the different ways Edwin Lemare is credited in the database. View the artist credit documentation for more details.
| Name |
|---|
| Camille Saint‐Saëns / Edwin Lemare (see uses) |
| Edward Elgar / Edwin Lemare (see uses) |
| Edwin Henry Lemare (see uses) |
| Edwin Lemare (see uses) |
| Edwin Lemare / Gustav Saenger (see uses) |
| Gioachino Rossini / Edwin Lemare (see uses) |
| Giuseppe Verdi / Edwin Lemare, Christopher Herrick (see uses) |
| Johannes Brahms / Edwin Lemare (see uses) |
| Richard Wagner / Edwin H. Lemare (see uses) |
| Richard Wagner / Edwin Lemare (see uses) |
| Richard Wagner / Edwin Lemare, William Joseph Westbrook, Christopher Herrick (see uses) |
| Sir Edward Elgar / Edwin Lemare (see uses) |
| Sousa, Saint‐Saëns, Ives, Buck, Bossi, Lemare, Guilmant; Simon Preston (see uses) |
| The Three Suns, Edwin Henry Lemare, Ben Black, Neil Moret (see uses) |
