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Gounod Charles:     more books (102)

Charles Gounod; His Life and His Works by Marie Anne de Bovet, 2009-12-20 Romeo And Juliet: Opera In Five Acts (1911) by Jules Barbier, Michel Carre, 2010-05-23 Songs by Charles Gounod (1818-1893), Songs by Lo Delibes (1836-1891), Six Posies d'Armand Silvestre by Alexis de Castillon (1838-1873) (Romantic French Song 1830-1870 Series) Faust: Vocal Score (French, English Language Edition) (Vocal Score) (Kalmus Edition) by Charles François Gounod, 1985-03-01 The Operas of Charles Gounod (Clarendon Paperbacks) by Steven Huebner, 1992-11-19 Charles Gounod; autobiographical reminiscences, with family letters and notes on music; from the French by Charles Gounod, 1896-01-01 Charles Gounod: His Life and His Works by Marie Anne De Bovet, 2010-01-08 Charles Gounod: Ein Lebensbild (German Edition) by Paul Voss, 2010-02-13 Autobiographical reminiscences: With family letters and notes on music by Charles Gounod, 1896 Charles Gounod: autobiographical reminiscences : with family letters and notes on music by Charles Gounod, W Hely Hutchinson, 2010-09-08 Charles Gounod: Sa Vie Et Ses Oeuvres (1890) (French Edition) by Louis Pagnerre, 2010-09-10 Charles Gounod: Songs: For High Voice (Kalmus Classic Edition) Charles Francois Gounod: A Research and Information Guide (Routledge Music Bibliographies) by Timothy Flynn, 2008-12-22 Gounod's opera Faust, containing the Italian text: with an English translation, and the music of all the principal airs by Charles Gounod, 1800-01-01

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1. Classical Net - Basic Repertoire List - Gounod
   Charles Gounod. (1818 1893). Classical Net Resources Additional Information Gounod Biography List of Operas by Tim Cordell; Charles Gounod Page.  
   http://www.classical.net/music/comp.lst/gounod.html

2. Charles Gounod
   Charles Gounod. Picture of Charles Gounod. (contributed by Mike Shakinovsky). Born 18 June 1818, Paris (France) Died 18 October 1893, St.Cloud (France).  
   http://www.classical-composers.org/cgi-bin/ccd.cgi?comp=gounod

3. Find A Grave - Charles Gounod
   Brief biography noting famous works, photograph of tomb, cemetery information, and virtual memorial from Find a Grave.  
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4. MSN Encarta - Search Results - Gounod Charles François
   Encarta Search results for gounod charles François . Page 1 of 1. 7. Magazine and news articles about gounod charles François *. Encarta Magazine Center.  
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   Extractions: MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: logoImg('http://sc.msn.com'); Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade to Encarta Premium Search Encarta Encarta Search results for "Gounod Charles Fran§ois" Page of 1 Exclusively for MSN Encarta Premium Subscribers Gounod, Charles Fran§ois Article—Encarta Encyclopedia Gounod, Charles Fran§ois (1818-1893), French composer of opera and sacred music, known for his opera Faust (1859). He was born in Paris. He studied... related items audio clip musical settings of mass opera oratorio ... Charles Fran§ois Gounod Picture—Encarta Encyclopedia Picture from Encarta Encyclopedia Charles-Fran§ois Daubigny Article—Encarta Encyclopedia Daubigny, Charles-Fran§ois (1817-1878), French painter and etcher, born in Paris. He came from an artistic family, who encouraged his talent. In his... Dumouriez, Charles Fran§ois Encarta Encyclopedia List of items from Encarta Encyclopedia Jacques-Charles-Fran§ois Sturm Article—Encarta Encyclopedia Sturm, Jacques-Charles-Fran§ois (1803-1855), French mathematician of German ancestry, known for his work in differential equations, projective...

5. WIEM: Gounod Charles François
   gounod charles François (18181893), kompozytor francuski, studia w konserwatorium paryskim u J. Halévy ego (kontrapunkt), JF Lesueura i F  
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   Extractions: Gounod Charles François (1818-1893), kompozytor francuski, studia w konserwatorium paryskim u J. Halévy'ego (kontrapunkt), J. F. Lesueura i F. Paëra (kompozycja) oraz P. Zimmermana (fortepian). 1839-1842 przebywa³ w Rzymie, gdzie pozna³ gruntownie w³osk± muzykê XVI w. 1857 nawi±za³ wspó³pracê z paryskim Théâtre Lyrique i jego librecistami J. Barbem i M. Carrem, której owocem sta³o siê najs³ynniejsze dzie³o Gounoda - opera Faust , wystawiona 19.03.1895. Podobny triumf odniós³ oper± Romeo i Julia , wystawion± w trakcie ¶wiatowej wystawy w Pary¿u 1867. Pocz±tkowo, zainspirowany G.P. da Palestrin±

6. Artiste : GOUNOD Charles
   Translate this page gounod charles, musique en ligne, librairie musicale en ligne, vente de partitions numériques, histoire de la chanson, ouvrages pédagogiques, cours de  
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7. Gounod Charles (1818-1893)
   Charles Gounod Sa vie, son oeuvre 248 pages. Sa biographie, sa bibliographie, .  
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8. Charles Gounod :: Biographie Bibliographie Livres De Ou Sur Charles Gounod
   gounod charles. amazon.fr, Portrait lithographié. Charles. Gounod.  
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9. GOUNOD Charles
   Translate this page gounod charles (1818-1893). Compositeur, célèbre surtout pour l’opéra « Faust ». http//www.charles-gounod.com/. Plus de recherche avec Google. Auteuil .  
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10. Charles Gounod - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Charles Gounod. Charles François Gounod (June 17, 1818 – October 18, 1893) was a French composer, best known for his opera Faust.  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Gounod

11. Charles François Gounod
    5; Gounod, Charles (18181893); ArkivMusic Charles Gounod; CLASSICAL MUSIC ARCHIVES Biography of Charles Gounod Biography from the Concise Oxford Dictionary of  
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12. Gounod, Charles At ChesterNovello.com
    Wednesday, May 12, 2004 HOME COMPOSER AZ Charles gounod charles Gounod. Orchestra, Top of Page^. Faust Ballet Music 15 mins. Orchestration  
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13. Gounod: Faust (Gesamtaufnahme) Gounod Charles
    Translate this page Gounod Faust (Gesamtaufnahme) gounod charles. Autor / Künstler / Gruppe / Hersteller gounod charles. Titel Gounod Faust (Gesamtaufnahme  
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14. STRADIVARIUS - Musica Classica
    Translate this page Numero articoli trovati 168 autore, titolo, registraz. interprete, direttore, gounod charles, Ave Maria (1853), 1997, RICCI CHRISTIAN (tenore), BELTRAMI ANDREA,  
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15. Charles Gounod
    Charles Gounod. All Products.  
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16. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Charles-Francois Gounod
    1895); Bellaigue, Portraits and Silhouettes of Musicians (New York, 1897); SaintSaens, Portraits et Souvenirs (Paris, sd); Pagnerre, charles gounod, sa vie et  
    http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/06683b.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... Mozart's "Don Juan" and was raised by it to a high pitch of enthusiasm. In fact Mozart remained Gounod's ideal throughout his career. Other works which he heard at this period and which left lasting effects upon his mind were Beethoven's Pastoral and Ninth Symphonies. Having taken his degree as In 1839 his cantata "Fernand" won for him the Grand Prix de Rome Christian . Throughout the greater part of the composer's career he seems to have been unable to rise above this dualism of principles and ideals. After leaving Italy, Gounod visited Vienna, where he wrote a requiem for chorus and orchestra and a mass a capella . Both works were performed under his direction in the church of St. Charles. In 1842 he returned to Paris and was soon appointed choirmaster at the church of the Missions Etrangeres, a position which he held for four years and a half. It was during this period that Gounod thought he had a vocation for the priesthood, and for two semesters attended the lectures on theology at the Seminary of Saint-Sulpice. In 1848 he resigned his position as choirmaster. This seems to have been the turning point in the young musician's career. In his autobiography he takes us into his confidence: For a composer, there is but one road to follow in order to make a name, and that is the theatre [the operatic stage]. The theatre is the place where one finds the opportunity and the way to speak every day to the public; it is a daily and permanent exposition opened to the musician. Religious music and the symphony are certainly of a higher order, abstractly considered, than dramatic music, but the opportunities and the means of making one's self known along those lines are rare and appeal only to an intermittent public rather than to a regular public like that of the theatre. And then what an infinite variety for a dramatic author in the choice of subjects. What a field opened to fancy, to imagination, and to romance. The theatre tempted me. (pp. 166-67).

17. Gounod, Charles (1818 - 1893)
    gounod, charles (1818 1893). gounod had a particularly strong influence on French composers from the middle of the 19th century.  
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    Extractions: Gounod had a particularly strong influence on French composers from the middle of the 19th century. He was educated at the Paris Conservatoire, where he won the Prix de Rome in 1837. His return to Paris in 1843, after developing a wide knowledge of earlier and contemporary music abroad, brought a position as an organist. He achieved considerable success in the theatre, particularly with the opera Faust in 1859, but the Franco- Prussian War of 1870 and a period spent in England, brought a largely unprofitable interruption. His influence on English vocal music, however, was perceptible and not always for the best. Operas Goethe's drama Faust had the widest influence over artists of all kinds during the 19th century, a period when Faust might be identified by some with the heroic artist and champion of freedom from conventional restraints. Gounod's opera Faust is concerned principally with Faust's seduction of Marguerite, whose own redemption is secured, while Faust remains the prey of the devil Mephistopheles. Recital arias from Faust include the Mephistophelean Le veau d'or (The Golden Calf), the tenor Salut! demeure and Marguerite's Jewel Song, Ah! je ris. Choral societies have enjoyed the famous Soldiers' Chorus, while the Walpurgisnacht ballet music has provided orchestras with an item of concert repertoire. Recommended Recordings Faust: Ballet Music

18. Charles GOUNOD : The Website !
    Very extensive site with biography, pictures and portraits, list of works, discography, conferences. Also available in French.  
    http://www.charles-gounod.com/vi/

19. Charles Gounod
    Short biography  
    http://www.edinboro.edu/cwis/music/cordell/student-sm.html
    
    Extractions: Charles Gounod, born in France in June 1818, was one of the country's best composers of the late nineteenth century. Gounod studied at the Paris Conservatoire, and "after studies with Reicha, Halevy and Le Sueur, he won the Prix de Rome in 1838" (Sadie 1992, II:498) Gounod developed an interest in 16th century polyphonic music during the period of his Prix de Rome, and while in Rome, Gounod composed a mass and a Requiem. After his interest in religious music declined he began his career as an opera composer. He was virtually unknown on the Parisian musical scene, but thanks to the influence of mezzo soprano Pauline Viardot, who was favourably impressed by his musical abilities when she first met him in 1849, he received an Opera commission to set Sapho with Emile Augier as librettist. The contract stipulated that Viardot was to assume the title role and the work was to be a two-act curtain raiser. (Sadie 1992, II:498) Sapho launched Gounod's career as an opera composer, but Faust was his first great opera. Gounod died in 1893 in Paris after completing twelve operas.

20. Charles GOUNOD : Le Site !
    Translate this page Site consacré à charles gounod, compositeur français (1818-1893), Faust, Mireille, Roméo et Juliette, Ave Maria, Messe de Ste Cecile, etc  
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