- François-Joseph
Gossec (French pronunciation: [fʁɑ̃swa ʒozɛf ɡɔsɛk]; 17
January 1734 – 16
February 1829) was a
French composer of operas,
string quartets...
- François-Joseph
Gossec dedicated a set of six
string trios, Op. 9, to Saint-Georges.
Lolli may have
worked with
Bologne on his
violin technique and
Gossec on compositions...
- them
being readily used in an
ordinary funeral service; the
requiems of
Gossec, Berlioz, Verdi, and Dvořák are
essentially dramatic concert oratorios....
-
period was the 'propaganda opera'
celebrating revolutionary successes, e.g.
Gossec's Le
triomphe de la République (1793). By the 1820s,
Gluckian influence in...
- Thésée (Theseus) is an
opera by the
composer François-Joseph
Gossec,
first performed at the Académie
Royale de
Musique on 1
March 1782. It is a setting...
-
Chant du 14 juillet,
written by Marie-Joseph Chénier and François-Joseph
Gossec, was sung in the Écoles
Normales until the
Second World War. Jean Claude...
- Rameau, who was
succeeded by
Johann Stamitz and then by François-Joseph
Gossec. The best
Italian musicians, violinists, singers, were
lodged with him and...
- In the
company of Étienne
Nicolas Méhul, Honoré Langlé, François-Joseph
Gossec and
Charles Simon Catel, he was
limited to
teaching elementary principles...
- 1777–1780 Succeeded by
Pierre Montan Berton,
Antoine Dauvergne, François-Joseph
Gossec Preceded by Louis-Joseph Francœur
Commissioneer of Théâtre des Arts 1799–1801...
- tam-tam was
first introduced as an
orchestral instrument by François-Joseph
Gossec in 1790, and it was also
taken up by
Gaspare Spontini and Jean-François...
