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Dupuy, Édouard, approximately 1770-1822

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Personal name headingDupuy, Édouard, approximately 1770-1822
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Variant(s)Du Puy, Édouard, approximately 1770-1822
Du Puy, Jean-Baptiste-Édouard, approximately 1770-1822
Dupuy, É. (Édouard), approximately 1770-1822
Dupuy, Édouard, ca. 1770-1822
Dupuy, J. B. (Jean Baptiste), approximately 1770-1822
Dupuy, Jean-Baptiste-Édouard, approximately 1770-1822
Dupuy, Jean Baptiste Édouard Louis Camille, 1770 (ca.)-1822
Du Puy, É., approximately 1770-1822
LocatedCopenhagen (Denmark) Stockholm (Sweden)
Birth date1770~
Death date18220403
Place of birthCorcelles-Cormondrèche (Switzerland)
Place of deathStockholm (Sweden)
Profession or occupationSingers Composers Conductors (Music) Violinists Music teachers
Kapellmeister
Found inHis Concert für Flöte u. Orchester, c1977: t.p. (E. Dupuy)
LC manual cat. (hdg.: Dupuy, Jean Baptiste Édouard Louis Camille, 1770 (ca.)-1822; usage: Édouard Dupuy; variants on auth. cd.: Édouard Du Puy; Jean Baptiste Édouard Camille Du Puy; Jean Baptiste Édouard Dupuy)
Encyc. de la musique (Du Puy, Jean Baptiste Edouard)
New Grove (Dupuy, Jean Baptiste Edouard; b. Corcelles, Neuchâtel, c1770; d. Stockholm 4-3-1822; Swiss violinist, singer, composer)
Pazdírek (Dupuy, Edouard, 1773-1822, 4 works listed; Dupuy, J. B., lists 1 work, the Flute concerto)
Gr. Enc. (Dupuy, Jean-Baptiste-Edouard-Louis-Camille)
Schweizer Mus.-Lex. (Du Puy, Jean-Baptiste-Edouard)
Dupuy, Édouard. Quintette pour basson & cordes, 2013?: title page (É. Du Puy) cover (Édouard Du Puy)
Wikipedia, January 13, 2014 (Jean Baptiste Édouard Louis Camille Du Puy; born around the year 1770, Corcelles-Cormondrèche, Canton of Neuchâtel, Switzerland, died April 3, 1822, Stockholm, Sweden; Swiss-born singer, composer, director, and violinist; music teacher, Kapellmeister; lived in and worked in Copenhagen and Stockholm)