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Also Known As le Romain • Jacques-Martin Hotteterre
Born September 29, 1674 • Paris • France
Died July 16, 1763 (aged 88) • Paris • France
Subjects Of Study cross flute • musette • performance • woodwind
Theobald Boehm
German woodwind maker
Dolmetsch, pen-and-ink drawing by Edmond X. Kapp, 1920; in a private collection
Arnold Dolmetsch
British musician
Eric Dolphy
Eric Dolphy
American musician
Henri Herz
Austrian musician
Pierre Boulez
Pierre Boulez
French composer and conductor
Elisabeth-Claude Jacquet de la Guerre
French musician
Olivier Messiaen.
Olivier Messiaen
French composer
Ignace Joseph Pleyel, watercolour by an unknown artist
Ignace Joseph Pleyel
Austrian-French composer
Poulenc
Francis Poulenc
French composer
Louis Couperin
French composer
François Couperin
François Couperin
French composer [1668-1733]
Valentin Alkan
French pianist and composer
Jean-Pierre Rampal
French musician
Jacques Champion de Chambonnières
French composer
Denis Gaultier
French composer
Charles-Marie Widor
French organist and composer
Maurice André
French trumpeter
Django Reinhardt (centre) and Stephane Grappelli, of the Quintet de Hot Club de France, c. 1934
Django Reinhardt
Roma musician
Jehan Titelouze
French musician
Cécile Chaminade
French musician