| Cloud-Chief | |
|---|---|
| by J. Ernest Philie | |
 Sheet music cover (1910) | |
| Form | Intermezzo |
| Composed | 1910 |
"Cloud-Chief" is an intermezzo composed by J. Ernest Philie in 1910. [1] "Cloud-Chief" was named for the Southern Cheyenne chief of the same name.
| Cloud-Chief | |
|---|---|
| by J. Ernest Philie | |
| Sheet music cover (1910) | |
| Form | Intermezzo |
| Composed | 1910 |
"Cloud-Chief" is an intermezzo composed by J. Ernest Philie in 1910. [1] "Cloud-Chief" was named for the Southern Cheyenne chief of the same name.
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