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Louis Anseaume (1721 – 7 July 1784) was a
French playwright and
librettist from Paris. He
contributed the
words for
operas by André
Ernest Modeste Grétry...
- playwrights,
skilled at
keeping up with the
latest trends in the theatre.
Louis Anseaume, Michel-Jean
Sedaine and
Charles Simon Favart were
among the most famous...
- Pauly,
Daniel (eds.). "Bagrus meridionalis". FishBase.
April 2017 version.
Anseaume, L.; and G.G.
Teugels (1999). On the
rehabilitation of the
clariid catfish...
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fausse esclave (revised as La vestale) opéra
comique 1 act
after Louis Anseaume and Pierre-Augustin Lefèvre de Marcouville's La
fausse aventurière 8 January...
- one-act opéra
comique 1762: L'Écosseuse, one-act opéra comique, with
Louis Anseaume, (parody of L'Écossaise by Voltaire)
Calligram Some
sources indicate Nogent-le-Roi...
- de l'Hôtel de
Bourgogne Paris Le
dormeur éveillé opéra
comique 2
Louis Anseaume 27
October 1764 Château de Fontainebleau,
Fontainebleau **** comédie-lyrique...
- July 1 –
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach,
composer (born 1710)
August –
Louis Anseaume,
opera librettist August 6 – Karl Kohaut,
lutenist and
composer (born 1726)...
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comique in two acts by the
composer Egidio Duni with a
libretto by
Louis Anseaume. It was
first performed at the Théâtre de la
Foire Saint-Laurent in Paris...
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opera is
particularly ****ociated with the work of its
librettist Louis Anseaume. The
Oxford Dictionary of
Music lists other examples of the form: Christoph...
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Daniel (eds.). "Dinotopterus cunningtoni". FishBase.
December 2011 version.
Anseaume, L.; and G.G.
Teugels (1999). On the
rehabilitation of the
clariid catfish...
