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Nouguès, Jean

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Nouguès, Jean (1875-1932)

French composer. He produced operas, initially at Bordeaux and later in Paris.

Works

Operas

Le Roy du Papagey (1890), Thamyris (1904), La Mort de Tintagiles (after Maeterlinck, 1905), Chiquito, Quo vadis? (after Sienkiewicz, 1909), L'Auberge rouge (from Balzac's Nouveaux Contes philosophiques), La Vendetta (1911), L'Aiglon (1912), L'Eclaircie, Dante, Jeanne de France, Le Scarabée bleu (1931), Une Aventure de Villon

Stage works

ballets La Danseuse de Pompéi and Narcisse; incidental music for Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac; film music.


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