About Jacques-Antoine Denoyé
Lived 1715 – 1759 (aged 43–44). Jacques-Antoine Denoyé was a French composer.
Jacques-Antoine Denoyé (?–1759) was a French composer and organist in Strasbourg. He was a friend of the organ-maker Jean-André Sillbermann (1712-1783), Among his large scale works the only one to have been performed and recorded in the modern era is his Messe à Grand Choeur et Symphonie which bears stylistic resemblances to Rameau, and was performed and recorded live at Ambronay in 2007.
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French composer and organist
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Jacques-Antoine Denoyé was born in 1715.
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Jacques-Antoine Denoyé died on 26 July 1759.
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Jacques-Antoine Denoyé was a composer.
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Jacques-Antoine Denoyé was French.
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