- Émile
Campardon (18 July 1837 – 23
February 1915) was a
French historian,
archivist and writer. He was an
archivist and head of the
judicial section of...
- others. They were
reprinted in Mémoires sur l'art
dramatique (1825).
Campardon 1875;
Monval 1900.
Britannica 1911
gives his
birthdate as 14
April 1728...
-
devant l'histoire:
Essai bibliographique (2nd ed., Paris, 1901) Émile
Campardon,
Marie Antoinette et le procès du
collier (Paris, 1863) P. Audebert, L'Affaire...
- Nationales,
depuis 1789 jusqu'en 1815 (in French). Vol. 34. Paulin. p. 47.
Campardon,
Emile (1862).
Histoire du
tribunal révolutionnaire de Paris: 10 mars...
- in Storey, Pierrot: a
critical history, pp. 24-25. Courville, II, 104;
Campardon, Comédiens du roi, II, 145; Meldolesi. In the last (1753)
edition of the...
- acast.com. La Borde, J-B de (1780),
Essai sur la musique, iii, 519 ff
Campardon, E (1884), L'Académie
royale de
musique au
XVIIIe siècle, ii, 177 ff Letainturier-Fradin...
-
performers are
drawn mostly from
Campardon.
Sources will
refer to this
singer stating simply his
surname 'Narbonne'.
Campardon does not
report any
first name...
- he
remained a
member of the Académie
royale de
danse until his death.
Campardon lists Dangeville's
roles He
married the
actress Anne-Catherine Desmares...
- 787.
Laurence Sinelick, "Fiorilli, Tiberio" in
Banham 1995, p. 373.
Campardon 1880, vol. 1, pp. 222–234.
Maupoint 1733, p. 281.
Gaines 2002, pp. 419–420...
-
distinguish her from Sophie. However,
other sources (notably
Pougin and
Campardon) have
posited that Rose and
Sophie were in fact the
younger sisters of...
