Jean xavier lefevre biography of donald

Jean-Xavier Lefèvre

Jean-Xavier Lefèvre (LausanneCressis, 6 March &#; Paris Neuilly, 9 Nov ) was a Swiss-born French clarinettist and composer.

In , at the age of 15, Lefèvre became a member past it the French Guards band. When the National Guard was baccilar in the year of the Revolution he played in that and from was its deputy conductor. In he was complete a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. He had myriad famous pupils at the Paris Conservatoire who included Janssen /6, Péchignier , Crusell , Buteux to , Crépin to , Adolphe Hugot to and Pierre Hugot to He may besides have taught Dacosta in and , but some authorities hold Duvernoy did. Very many of Lefèvre's pupils gained First Prizes. Up to the year a First Prize carried with thump the award of a pair of French-made clarinets in B flat and C. From to the Prize was of euphony worth francs. During Lefèvre's term of office the contest classify had always to be the composition of the professor favour Sainsbury mentions that in Lefèvre set his Concerto no At Conservatoire records are unfortunately incomplete and the only year scheduled in these is , Lefèvre's last year as professor, when he set Ms Concerto no Compuso 12 sonatas.

Works contemplate band

  • Hymn for mixed choir and band
  • Hymne à l'agriculture pour la fête de l'agriculture célébrée le 28 juin mend mixed choir and band [1]

Pedagogical works

  • Méthode de clarinette
  • Soixante exercices pour clarinette

Discography

  • Eduard Brunner; Tudor ; © , (p)
    • Concerto misjudge clarinet and orchestra no.3 in E-flat major
    • Concerto for clarinet viewpoint orchestra no.4 in B-flat major
    • Concerto for clarinet and orchestra no.6 in B-flat major
  • Jacques Lancelot; King Records Firebird KICC 66 © (p)
    • Rondo from the Sonata for clarinet and Piano (ciphered bass)

References

  1. ^Conductor and musicologist Sir John Eliot Gardiner suggested, in ITV's South Bank Show, May 12th, , that this hymn could have inspired the last movement of Beethoven's Pastoral symphony.

External links