PAPOT, Marie-Anne
Name:
PAPOT, Marie-Anne (1854–1896)
Musical genre:
Solo Instrument
Country of birth:
France
Country of location:
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Notes:
Marie-Anne Papot (1854–1896) was a French composer and professor of vocal technique who spent much of her career at the Conservatoire de Paris. She belonged to a generation of 19th-century French women musicians who balanced professional roles in elite institutional teaching with composition, navigating the rigorous academic environment of Paris. Her most notable published and historically recorded composition is a highly regarded educational musical work titled "Vingt-sept leçons à changement de clefs" (Twenty-Seven Lessons with Clef Changes).
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