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BNF, catalogue:
Objet
"Compositeur et musicien parisien. - Chanteur au service du duc d'Orléans et du Dauphin. Maître de musique de l'Académie française et des Jésuites de la maison Saint-Louis."
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AS
Sujet
Grove Music Online
Objet
[extrait de:] Norbert DUFOURCQ/James R. ANTHONY: 'Oudot, Claude', Grove Music Online ed. L. Macy (Accessed 14 June 2004), http://www.grovemusic.com :
"Oudot, Claude
(b Paris; d Paris, 1696). French composer and musician. He was a singer in the service of the Duke of Orleans and the dauphin and was maître de chapelle for the Jesuits at the Maison St Louis, Paris. In 1683 he was named maître de musique of the Académie Française. In the same year he competed unsuccessfully for a place in the royal chapel at Versailles. He conducted a performance of one of his motets in the Louvre chapel every year from 1680 to 1695 on the Feast of St Louis and also composed and conducted a Te Deum to celebrate the king's recovery from illness: all these works are lost. So too are his opera Les amours de Titon et l'Aurore, performed before Colbert at Sceaux in 1677 and heard again in 1679, his cantata Le banquet des dieux (1683), written for the birth of the Duke of Burgundy, his intermède Démétrius (1685), his dialogue Scène d'une bergère (1689) and his choruses for the tragedies Jephté and Judith by Boyer."
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AS