Philibert de Lavigne

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Philibert de Lavigne (* around 1700; † around 1760) is a French composer of the Baroque period .

Little is known about his life, even the year of birth and death can only be given approximately. Philibert de Lavigne is said to have worked as Maître de Musique (music master) for the Comte d'Agen around 1730 and lived in Paris. He may later be at the court of Louis XV. been active.

Works

Only Op. 1, 2 and 4:

Op.1 (printed in Paris in 1731 ): Collection of six suites .

Op.2: Collection of six sonatas (1739/40 in Paris)

  • 1. "La Baussan" (C major)
  • 2. "La d'Agut" (C minor)
  • 3. "La Dubois" (C major)
  • 4. "La Beaumont" (C major)
  • 5. "La Persan" (G major)
  • 6. "La Simianne" (G major)

Op.4: Collection of 24 pieces: "Les Fleurs" Pieces pour Musettes ou Vielles avec accompagnement de Violon ou de Flûte, Dédiés à Madame la Duchesse de Biron

expenditure

  • Edition Peters No. 9663: Lavigne, six sonatas for treble recorder (flute, oboe, violin) and basso continuo (edited by Willi Hillemann)

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personal data
SURNAME Lavigne, Philibert de
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French composer of the baroque period
DATE OF BIRTH around 1700
DATE OF DEATH around 1760