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Philippe Musard (8
November 1792 – 31
March 1859) was a
French composer who was
crucial to the
development and po****rity of the
promenade concert. One...
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violinist who may not have
started the
rumor but pla****
along with it.
Philippe Musard (1793–1859),
French composer and, more importantly,
orchestra leader, whose...
- court.
Built in the
early 1920s on a
field called Musard, the
stadium is
still unofficially called Musard Stadium.
Officially named Andre Moga in
honor of...
- from Musardera, "
Musard's manor" -
Musard was the name of the
family which held the
manor at the time of the
Domesday Book.
Robert Musard built Miserden...
- to
trigger a gang war
between the two
biggest local sponsors, Théodore
Musard ("l'Auvergnat") and
Achille Volfoni ("le Corse"), and
discovers a police...
-
Suzanne Muzard or
Musard (1900–1992) was a
French prostitute and
photographer ****ociated with surrealism. The
lover of André Breton, she was addressed...
- 14722/ndss.2022.24308. ISBN 978-1-891562-74-7. Shcherbakov, Mikhail; Balliu,
Musard; Staicu, Cristian-Alexandru (2023). "Silent Spring:
Prototype Pollution...
- Jean-Nicolas
Bouilly (1763–1842),
playwright and librettist.
Philippe Musard (1792–1859),
conductor and
composer Honoré de
Balzac (1799–1850), novelist...
- his honour. As the
first constable of his new castle, Alan
chose Enisant Musard, the
husband of one of his half-sisters.
Richmond Castle overlooks the old...
-
founded a
Carthusian abbey at Bellary [fr]. He
reconstructed the château
Musard, Billy-sur-Oisy,
around 1212–5. The
priory at
Beaulieu was
founded in 1214...
