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Philippe Goibaut des Bois La Grugère (pronounced [filip ɡwabo de bwɑ la ɡʁyʒɛʁ]; 22?
March 1629 – 1 July 1694),
known to his
contemporaries as Monsieur...
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treble instruments and bc, to
libretti probably written by
Philippe Goibaut);
George Frideric Handel (Ode for St. Cecilia's Day; Alexander's Feast);...
- Guise's court, an
amateur musician, Italophile, and
Latinist named Philippe Goibaut,
familiarly called Monsieur Du Bois.
Owing to Mlle de Guise's love for...
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translator Jules Dubois (1910-1966),
American journalist Philippe Goibaut (known also as
Monsieur Du Bois) (1629-1694),
French writer and translator...
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excellent education,
under the
guidance of Mlle de Guise's protégé,
Philippe Goibaut, and his
skills as a
horseman were
honed by François
Roger de Gaignières...
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likened to today's
artists and
intellectuals in residence:
Philippe Goibaut,
Roger de Gaignières, and, a bit later, Marc-Antoine Charpentier. For a...
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brother to Christianity. The
probable author of the
libretti was
Philippe Goibaut, a protégé of the two
Guise women.
After the
Revocation of the
Edict of...
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Claesen Wyckoff,
American farmer and
landowner (b. 1625) July 1
Philippe Goibaut,
French translator (b. 1626)
Justin McCarthy,
Viscount Mountcashel, General...
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Claesen Wyckoff,
American farmer and
landowner (b. 1625) July 1
Philippe Goibaut,
French translator (b. 1626)
Justin McCarthy,
Viscount Mountcashel, General...
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stable wing were the
respected neo-Latinist and
translator Philippe Goibaut, who
directed the
Guise musical ensemble, and
composer Marc-Antoine Charpentier...
