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Carré, Michel, 1819-1872

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Personal name headingCarré, Michel, 1819-1872
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Variant(s)Carré, M. (Michel), 1819-1872
Carré, Michael, 1819-1872
Carré, Michele, 1819-1872
Biography/History noteMichel Carré was a French writer and librettist, and is most famous for his operatic adaptations of literary masterpieces, such as Faust and Tales of Hoffman, in collaboration with Jules Barbier. His son, Michel-Antoine, also wrote librettos and directed silent films.
Birth date1819
Death date1872-06-27
Place of birthBesançon (France)
Paris (France)
Place of deathParis (France)
Argenteuil (France)
Field of activityOpera
Profession or occupationLibrettists
Special noteDo not confuse with: Carré, Michel, 1865-1945
Found inThomas, A. Hamlet [SR] p1984: program notes (paroles de Michel Carre)
LC data base, 11/21/84 (hdg.: Carré, Michel, 1819-1872)
Faust, 18--?: t.p. (M. Carré)
The tales of Hoffmann, c1982: t.p. (Michael Carré)
New Grove dict. of opera (Carré, Michel(-Florentin); b. Oct. 21, 1822, Besançon, d. June 27, 1872, Paris; French librettist)
Grand Larousse enc., c1960 (Carré, Michel; b. 1819, Paris, d. 1872, Argenteuil; French dramatic author)
Warrack, J. Oxford dict. of opera, 1992 (Carré, Michel; b. 1819, Paris, d. June 27, 1872, Argenteuil; French librettist)
Amleto, 1882: t.p. (Michele Carré)
Oxford Music Online, viewed 16 Nov 2012 (Carré, Michel...French librettist...first literary work was a collection of verse...it was in association with Jules Barbier that he made his most significant contribution to opera as he devised a succession of adaptations of acknowledged literary masterpieces for the major French composers of the day...His son, Michel-Antoine...wrote many librettos...and later directed silent films)
Not found inNew Grove; Baker, 8th ed.; Baker's dict. of opera
Associated languagefre