Janson, Jean-Baptiste-Aimé Joseph, 1742-1803

LC control no.	no 94026900
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Janson, Jean-Baptiste-Aimé Joseph, 1742-1803 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Jannson, aîné, 1742-1803 Jannson, Jean-Baptiste-Aimé Joseph, 1742-1803 Janson, aîné, 1742-1803 Janson, Mr. (Jean-Baptiste-Aimé Joseph), 1742-1803 Janson, Jean-Baptiste-Aimé Joseph, ca. 1742-1803 Janson, J.-B. (Jean-Baptiste), 1742-1803 Janson, M. (Jean-Baptiste-Aimé Joseph), 1742-1803
Associated country	France
Birth date	1742-03-08
Death date	1803-09-02
Place of birth	Valenciennes (France)
Place of death	Paris (France)
Affiliation	Conservatoire de musique (France)
Profession or occupation	Cellists Composers Cello teachers
Found in	Late eighteenth-century cello sonatas, 1991: p. vi (Jean-Baptiste-Aimé Joseph Jannson (Janson) (L'aîné); b. ca. 1742, d. 1803) p. 103 (facsim. t.p.: Mr. Jannson l'aîné) New Grove (Janson (Jannson), Jean-Baptiste-Aimé Joseph l'aîné; b. c1742, Valenciennes; d. 9-2-1803, Paris; French cellist and composer) Grove music online, June 11, 2019 (Janson (Jannson), Jean-Baptiste-Aimé Joseph (l'aîné); born Valenciennes; baptized March 9, 1742; died September 2, 1803, Paris; French cellist and composer; appointed professor at the newly created Paris Conservatoire in 1795, losing his position when it was reorganized in 1802) BnF in VIAF, June 11, 2019 (authorized access point: Janson‏, Jean-Baptiste, 1742-1803; variant access points: Janson l'aîné, 1742-1803; Jannson l'aîné, 1742-1803; Janson, Jean-Baptiste-Aimé-Joseph, 1742-1803; born March 8, 1742, died September 2, 1803; French cellist and composer; usage in resources cataloged: Mr Jannson l'aîné; Janson l'aîné; Mr Janson l'*; J.-B. Janson; M. Janson l'aîné; M. Janson L'*) Fétis (Janson (Jean-Baptiste-Aimé-Joseph), called Janson l'aîné; born 1742, Valenciennes, died September 2, 1803; cellist) French Wikipedia, June 11, 2019 (Jean-Baptiste Janson; born Jean-Baptiste-Aimé-Joseph Janson, March 9, 1742, Valenciennes, died September 2, 1803, Paris; French cellist and composer)