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Bondeville, Emmanuel

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Bondeville, Emmanuel (1898-1987)

French composer. He wrote locally successful operas based on famous texts. He was director of the Paris Opéra-Comique 1948-51 and of the Opéra 1951-59.

Works
L'Ecole des maris (1935, after Molière), Madame Bovary (1951) and Antoine et Cléopâtre (1974, after Flaubert and Shakespeare, respectively).

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