François-Joseph Gossec

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François-Joseph Gossec was an 18th-century French composer and conductor known for his symphonies, choral works, and influential role in the development of French Revolutionary music.

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François-Joseph Gossec canonical 2
Gossec 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf classical composer
composer
conductor
human
symphonist
burialPlace Père Lachaise Cemetery
citizenship France
composedFor public revolutionary festivals
countryOfBirth Habsburg Netherlands
countryOfDeath France
dateOfBirth 1734-01-17
dateOfDeath 1829-02-16
employer Concert Spirituel
Concert des Amateurs
Prince de Condé
linked to: Prince of Condé
ethnicGroup Walloon
linked to: Walloon language
familyName Gossec
fullName François-Joseph Gossec
genre chamber music
choral music
opera
sacred music
symphony
givenName François-Joseph
influenced French Revolutionary composers
French symphonic tradition
knownFor French Revolutionary music
development of the French symphony
large-scale choral works
movement Classical period
nationality French
nativeLanguage French
notableWork Le Triomphe de la République
Messe des morts (Requiem)
linked to: Berlioz Requiem

Offrande à la Liberté
Symphonies (early French symphonies)
linked to: Symphonies

Te Deum (for the French Revolution)
linked to: Te Deum
occupation composer
conductor
music educator
participatedIn French Revolution (musical life)
placeOfBirth Vergnies
placeOfDeath Paris
Passy
positionHeld director of the Concert Spirituel
director of the Concert des Amateurs
inspector of the Conservatoire de Paris
sexOrGender male
taught students at the Conservatoire de Paris
workLocation Paris

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Impressions de France musicBy François-Joseph Gossec
François-Joseph Gossec fullName François-Joseph Gossec
François-Joseph Gossec familyName Gossec
linked to: François-Joseph Gossec