Léon Gastinel

Léon Gastinel ( born August 15, 1823 in Villers -les -Pots, Côte- d'Or, † October 18, 1906 in Fresnes, Val- de -Marne ) was a French composer.

Leon Gastinel was at the Paris Conservatory composition student of Jacques Fromental Halévy and received in 1846 the Grand Prix de Rome for the cantata Velasquez. He turned mainly of choral and orchestral composition to, in which he has a great job in: three big fairs ( the one with only female choir ), two symphonies, four oratorios.

Works

  • The Last Day
  • The Seven Last Words of Christ
  • Saul
  • The water nymph
  • Symphonie concertante for two violins and orchestra
  • Two overtures
  • Numerous chamber works
  • Comic Operas: Le miroir (1853 )
  • L' opéra aux fenêtres ( 1857)
  • Titus et Bérénice (1860 )
  • Le buisson vert (1861 )
  • La kermesse ( The fun fair, given 60 times at the Théâtre lyrique )
  • La dame des pres
  • La tulipe bleue
  • The Bard King, who also wrote the text for the Gastinel.

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  • French composer
  • Composer ( opera )
  • Composer ( classical)
  • Born in 1823
  • Died in 1906
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