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Lallouette, Jean François (1651–1728)| French violinist and composer. From 1668 to 1677 he was violinist and conductor at the Paris Opéra, but Jean-Baptiste Lully dismissed him for claiming collaboration in his Isis, which may have been true, for he was said to have often assisted Lully. |
| He studied violin with Guy Leclerc and composition with Lully. In 1693 he became maître de chapelle at Rouen Cathedral, in 1695 at Notre-Dame at Versailles, and in 1700 at Notre-Dame in Paris. |
Works dramatic interludes and ballets; Masses, motets, Misereres. |
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