- Édition, Paris,
Furne and Legrange, 1830, Tome XII, p. 10 Both
Moreau and
Chardiny (b****es-tailles), and
Rousseau and
Dufrenaye (hautes-contre) were soloists...
- Furville, a
French officer baritone Louis-Claude-Armand Chardin,
called "
Chardiny" Osmin, a
Seraglio guard b****e-taille (b****-baritone) M
Moreau Seraglio...
- Louis-Armand Chardin,
called Chardiny (1755 – 1
October 1793) was an 18th-century
French composer. Born in Fécamp,
Chardin made his
debut at the Paris...
- officer)
tenor Martin Un coryphée
baritone Louis-Claude-Armand
Chardin ("
Chardiny") Chorus;
Ballet – ballerinas: Marie-Madeleine Guimard, Peslin, Deligny...
-
Three officers 2
tenors and a b****
Dufresny (1st officer), Jean-Joseph Rousseau [it] (2nd officer), Louis-Claude-Armand Chardin, "
Chardiny" (3rd officer)...
- (the Elder) Un
grand de l'état (an
important statesman)
baritone Louis-Claude-Armand
Chardin ("
Chardiny") Un ch****eur (a huntsman) b****-baritone Moreau...
-
Grolier Club,
April 12 to 27, 1901.
Grolier Club. p. 61. "Portrait of L.
Chardiny".
Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Imitation of the
antique (L'Imitation de...
-
Zygaena Species: Z. centaureae
Binomial name
Zygaena centaureae Fischer de Waldheim, 1832
Synonyms Zigaena mannerheimi Chardiny, [1838]
Zygaena mannerheimi...
-
another old Knight,
judge of the camp
baritone Louis-Claude-Armand
Chardin ("
Chardiny") A lady of the court/a
troubadour soprano Anne-Marie
Jeanne Gavaudan,...
-
known under the
Italianized stage-name of "M. Chardini" (also
spelt "
Chardiny), was numbered, in the
company of the
Paris Opéra,
among the b****e-tailles...
