According to the Internet source given below, Charles Lucien Lambert [Lucien Lambert, Sr.] was a black American pianist, music teacher and composer, born a free person of color in New Orleans before the American Civil War. He and his family were noted for talent in music and gained international acclaim.
Because of racism in the US, Lambert moved to France with his family in 1854, where he worked as a composer and musician. Sometime in the 1860s, he moved his family to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where he was so associated with French music that some historians referred to him as a French musician. Lambert had a piano and music store in the city. He also became part of the Brazilian National Institute of Music. In 1869 he greeted Louis M. Gottschalk, a contemporary French Creole whom he had known as a fellow musician in New Orleans. Both Lambert and his son Lucien played in one of Gottschalk's massive works, one calling for 31 pianists to play together.Noted students include Ernesto Nazareth.
. Lambert died in Rio de Janeiro.

Websites:
	Charles Lucien Lambert	Biography by wikipedia.org.

Recorder Sheet Music

Pieces en trio: Volume 1: 11 Pieces (A(T)/A(T)/Harp.(Piano)) violoncello ad lib. Arr./Editor: Rampe Publisher: Heinrichshoven's Verlag (N02157)

Pieces en trio: Volume 2: 13 Pieces (A(T)/A(T)/Harp.(Piano)) violoncello ad lib. Arr./Editor: Rampe Publisher: Heinrichshoven's Verlag (N02158)

Aubade (D/A/T/B) Publisher: Universal Edition (UE012639)