Dieupart, Charles, approximately 1670-approximately 1740

LC control no.	n 79091209
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Dieupart, Charles, approximately 1670-approximately 1740 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Dieupart, Charles, ca. 1670-ca. 1740 Dieupart, F., approximately 1670-approximately 1740 Dieupart, Francis, approximately 1670-approximately 1740 Dieupart, François, approximately 1670-approximately 1740 Dieupart, Monsieur, approximately 1670-approximately 1740 Dieupart, Mr., approximately 1670-approximately 1740
Birth date	1670~
Death date	1740~
Found in	His Sonata no. 2, 1967. His Sonata no. 5 in G minor for treble (alto) recorder and basso continuo, c1981: t.p. (Dieupart) cover (Mr. Dieupart) His Shuiten für Cembalo [SR] p1982: label (Francis (Charles) Dieupart) container (Monsieur Dieupart) New Grove (Dieupart, Charles (? François); b. ? after 1667; d. ca. 1740; French violinist, harpsichordist, and composer active mainly in London; known as Charles Dieupart to his English contemporaries and to Hawkins, the main source for the events of his life; 2 letters to the Spectator give the 1st name as Charles; an autographed letter in French is signed F. Dieupart) His Sonata no. 1 in G for treble (alto) recorder and basso continuo, c1979: score t.p. (Dieupart) parts (Francis Dieupart) pref. (d. ca. 1740; most dictionaries give 1st name Charles; Paisible's will gives 1st name Francis; P. Brunol[d]'s 1934 ed. of Dieupart's works refers to him as F. Dieupart; F. Lesure's Bibl. des éds. musicals publiées par ... Roger et ... Le Cène gives 1st name as François; his compositions and early catalogs have only Mr. Dieupart; Francis, as the anglicized form of François and used in Paisible's will, therefore seems the most appropriate 1st name) Baker, 7th ed. (Dieupart, Charles François; ca. 1670-ca. 1740)