Jean-Baptiste Davaux

Jean-Baptiste Davaux

Person from France

Genres: opera, french, 18th century, classical period

Jean-Baptiste Davaux
Jean-Baptiste Davaux

About Jean-Baptiste Davaux

Jean-Baptiste Davaux (b La Côte- St André, 19 July 1742; d Paris, 2 Feb 1822) was a French composer. A composer and violinist in Paris from c 1767, he held various government posts. He had two comic operas staged (1785) but was best known for his instrumental music, especially his 13 symphonies concertantes (c 1772-1800). He also wrote 25 string, quartets, other chamber works, symphonies, violin concertos and ariettes, in a simple, tuneful style. He invented a chronomètre, by 1784 - well before Maelzel's metronome.

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DAVAUX Symphonie Concertante in G