Georges Lonque - Tableaux d'une chambre bleue (Prenten van een blauwe kamer) for Piano, Editions Cnudde. In four movements: Pierrot et la lune (Pierrot en de Maan), Petite Japonaise en kimono (Kleine Japannese in kimono), Venise - Gondoles (Venetie - Gondolen), and Vue sur le Palais de Versailles (Zicht op het kasteel van Versailles).

Georges Lonque (1900–1967) was a Belgian composer, known for his contributions to the classical music scene during the early to mid-20th century. Lonque's works primarily consisted of orchestral, choral, and chamber music. He was recognized for his distinctive style, which reflected the musical trends of the early 20th century while maintaining ties to Belgian musical traditions. While he might not be as widely recognized internationally, Lonque had an impact on Belgium’s musical landscape, and his works are still studied by music enthusiasts interested in Belgian classical music.