Baroque · France
1697 – 1764
Lyon - Paris
Review
Dancing and violinist, he joined French elegance with Italian virtuosism and founded the French violin school.
He was a musician at the court of Louis XV and worked in The Hague and Paris. He died in his house in Paris in 1764, a crime that was never solved.
Main works
- Songs for violin, four books (1723-1738)
- Songs in trio op. 4
- Récréations de musique op. 6 y op. 8
- Concerts for violin op. 7 and op. 10
- Opera Scylla et Glaucus (1746)
