Antoine Lavigne
French oboist
About Antoine Lavigne
Lived 1816 – 1886 (aged 69–70). Antoine Lavigne was a French oboist.
Antoine Joseph Lavigne (23 March 1816 – 1886)
Lavigne was for several years principal oboe at the Théâtre-Italien at Paris. In 1841 he came to England, and appeared as oboe soloist at the Promenade Concerts at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Later he was for many years a member of the Hallé Orchestra in Manchester. He addressed himself with great earnestness to applying to the oboe the system of keys which Boehm had contrived for the flute, and devoted several years to perfecting the instrument.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Antoine Lavigne?
French oboist (1816-1886)
When was Antoine Lavigne born?
Antoine Lavigne was born on 23 March 1816 in Besançon.
When did Antoine Lavigne die?
Antoine Lavigne died in 1886.
What was Antoine Lavigne's occupation?
Antoine Lavigne was an oboist.
What nationality was Antoine Lavigne?
Antoine Lavigne was French.
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