About Stanislas Champein
Lived 1753 – 1830 (aged 76). Stanislas Champein was a French composer.
Stanislas Champein (19 November 1753 – 19 September 1830) was an 18th/19th-century French composer and politician. He was a member of the Institut de France.
In 1792, Champein joined the administration and was made a Prefect in Mainz.
Works (selection) He is known for several witty musical scores which were long part of the repertoire including: 1787: Les Dettes 1779: Le Soldat français, opéra comique 1781: La Mélomanie, parody of Italian music 1789: Le Nouveau Don Quixote which the author passed of as an Italian opera 1807: Laurette, one-act opera, libretto by Joseph Pain
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Who was Stanislas Champein?
French composer
When was Stanislas Champein born?
Stanislas Champein was born on 19 November 1753 in Marseille.
When did Stanislas Champein die?
Stanislas Champein died on 19 September 1830 in Paris.
What was Stanislas Champein's occupation?
Stanislas Champein was a composer.
What nationality was Stanislas Champein?
Stanislas Champein was French.
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