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Daphnis et
Alcimadure (in
Occitan classical norm, Dafnís e Alcimadura, or
according to the
original libretto spelling,
Daphnis e Alcimaduro) is an opera...
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works were Le
carnaval de Parn****e,
Titon et l'Aurore and
Daphnis et
Alcimadure (for
which he
wrote his own
libretto in Languedocien, his
native dialect...
- works, the
young shepherd Daphnis falls in love with
Alcimadure who
rejects him. He dies, but
Alcimadure sheds no
tears and
instead continues to
insult Eros...
- de
Mondonville Operas Isbé (1742)
Titon et l'Aurore (1753)
Daphnis et
Alcimadure (1754) Les fêtes de
Paphos (1758) Thésée (1765)
Operas by Jean-Joseph...
- role) at
Versailles in the
court revival of Mondonville's
Daphnis et
Alcimadure,
alongside the
former stars of the Académie
Royale de Musique,
Marie Fel...
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appeared at
Court in Fontainebleau,
where he sang
Daphnis in
Daphnis et
Alcimadure by Jean-Joseph de Mondonville, and
Colin in Le
devin du
village by Jean-Jacques...
- 1736;
Daphnis et Chloé, 1747) and Jean-Joseph de
Mondonville (Daphnis et
Alcimadure, 1754). In Italy,
gallant music had less incidence,
given the presence...
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information on Rousseau.
Grimm did not
appreciate Mondonville's
Daphnis et
Alcimadure,
though he
approved the use of the
Occitan language, as
being closer to...
- of
French music by
producing the
opera Stratonice by Méhul,
Daphnis et
Alcimadure by Mondonville, and
works by
Toulouse composers Dupuy, Levens, and Jean...
- de
Mondonville Operas Isbé (1742)
Titon et l'Aurore (1753)
Daphnis et
Alcimadure (1754) Les fêtes de
Paphos (1758) Thésée (1765)
Operas by Jean-Joseph...
