Élisabeth-Claude Jacquet de La Guerre
Musician · France · 1665–1729
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Discography
Céphale et Procris2024
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Judith & Sémélé2022
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Donne Barocche2019
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Chamber Music from the Brossard Collection2018
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Violin Sonatas (Paris 1707)2017
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Cantates Françoises2009
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Le passage de la mer rouge2009
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Céphale et Procris, tragédie en musique2008
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Harpsichord Suites nos. 1-62005
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Thy Hand Hast Done All This: Judith and Other Works2004
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Tre donne in musica2004
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Cantates Françoises2001
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Lisle de Délos / Jonas / Suite de clavecin n° 32000
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Le Sommeil d’Ulisse2000
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Quatre cantates du Livre II2000
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Pièces de clavecin1998
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Pièces de clavecin1998
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The Complete Harpsichord Suites1998
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Sonates à un et deux violons avec viole ou violoncelle obligés1997
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Cantates bibliques / Pièces instrumentales1986
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Also known as: Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre
Élisabeth Claude Jacquet de La Guerre was a French musician, harpsichordist and composer. Jacquet de La Guerre was a significant figure in French Baroque music, particularly in the development of cantata and keyboard traditions. She was one of the earliest women in France to achieve recognition as a composer and to have her works widely performed and published. She was among the first French composers to write cantatas, helping establish the genre in France. She was closely associated with the court of Louis XIV, where her career was shaped by royal patronage and the musical culture of Versailles. Her music blends French stylistic traditions with elements of Italian influence, particularly in her vocal and instrumental works.
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