François Bazin

François Emmanuel Joseph Bazin ( born September 4, 1816 in Marseille, † July 2, 1878 in Paris) was a French composer.

François Bazin studied at the Paris Conservatoire and won the Prix de Rome. After his return from Italy, he taught at the conservatory as a singing teacher, since 1849 as harmony and since 1871 as a teacher of composition. One of his students was Charles Lecocq.

In addition to nine comic operas he composed an oratorio, a fair, choruses and songs in the romantic style.

Works

  • Le Trompette de M. le Prince, 1846
  • Le Malheur d' etre jolie, 1847
  • La Nuit de la Saint -Sylvestre, 1849
  • Madelon, 1852
  • Maître Pathelin, 1856
  • Les Désespérés, 1858
  • Marianne, 1861
  • Le Voyage en Chine, 1865
  • L'Ours et la pacha, 1870
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