Jean-Marie Leclair (1697-1764)
Last updated: 02.04.23
According to The New Penguin Dictionary of Music, Jean-Marie Leclair was a French violinist and composer - and, in his twenties, a ballet-master. For a time played in the Paris Opera orchestra, and himself wrote operas and ballets as well as 12 violin concertos and other violin music. Visited Holland to meet Locatelli, and shortly after a second visit there was murdered near his home in Paris.
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Sonata in F Major (D/Piano) Arr./Editor: Koschinsky Publisher: Heinrichshoven's Verlag (N03152) |
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Triosonata in D Major Op 2 No. 8 (A/Cello/BC)
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