Louis‐Nicolas Clérambault

Louis‐Nicolas Clérambault

Musician · France · 1676–1749

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Discography

Albums
King of Instruments: The Art of Gillian Weir, Vol. 2King of Instruments: The Art of Gillian Weir, Vol. 22005

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Médée, Ariane, Circé, Héro… les déesses outragéesMédée, Ariane, Circé, Héro… les déesses outragées2005

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O sanctissima materO sanctissima mater2005

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French CantatasFrench Cantatas2002

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ClérambaultClérambault2002

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Le Triomphe d’IrisLe Triomphe d’Iris2000

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Clérambault: La Muse de l’opéra / Mentéclair: La Mort de Lucrèce / Couperin: Concert dans le goût théâtralClérambault: La Muse de l’opéra / Mentéclair: La Mort de Lucrèce / Couperin: Concert dans le goût théâtral2000

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Great European Organs, No. 64: Daniel Roth Plays the Great Organ of Saint-Sulpice, ParisGreat European Organs, No. 64: Daniel Roth Plays the Great Organ of Saint-Sulpice, Paris2000

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Motets pour Saint-SulpiceMotets pour Saint-Sulpice2000

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Orphée / Léandre et Héro / Sonata “Anonima” / Suite No. 2Orphée / Léandre et Héro / Sonata “Anonima” / Suite No. 21998

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Cantatas: La Mort d’Hercule / Poliphème / Simphonias: “La Magnifique” / “L’impromptu” / “La Félicité” / “L’Abondance”Cantatas: La Mort d’Hercule / Poliphème / Simphonias: “La Magnifique” / “L’impromptu” / “La Félicité” / “L’Abondance”1998

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Clerambault: Les deux suites; Mage: Premier livre d'orgueClerambault: Les deux suites; Mage: Premier livre d'orgue1998

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Cantates françaisesCantates françaises1996

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Quatre cantates françaises du XVIIe et XVIIIe sièclesQuatre cantates françaises du XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles1994

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Chants et motets / Livre d’orgueChants et motets / Livre d’orgue1994

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Livre d'orgue / Chants du SalutLivre d'orgue / Chants du Salut1994

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Four CantatasFour Cantatas1991

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French Cantatas of the 18th CenturyFrench Cantatas of the 18th Century1991

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Pierre Perdigon à l’orgue de l’Abbaye Sainte-Marie d’Arles-sur-TechPierre Perdigon à l’orgue de l’Abbaye Sainte-Marie d’Arles-sur-Tech1991

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CantatesCantates1990

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Great European Organs, No. 24: Dietrich Wagler Plays the Silbermann Organ of Freiberg DomGreat European Organs, No. 24: Dietrich Wagler Plays the Silbermann Organ of Freiberg Dom1990

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The American Tracker: Music of Bach, Clérambault and MendelssohnThe American Tracker: Music of Bach, Clérambault and Mendelssohn1986

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Les Organistes du Roy SoleilLes Organistes du Roy Soleil1984

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Music in 18th-Century France: Cantatas & Instrumental PiecesMusic in 18th-Century France: Cantatas & Instrumental Pieces1980

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Livre d'orgue / SuitesLivre d'orgue / Suites1970

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Passport
Country

FR

Born

1676-12-19

Died

1749-10-26

Instruments

organ, harpsichord

Identifiers & aliases

Also known as: Clerambault, Nicolas Clérambault

ISNI

0000000122791809

Description

French composer and organist

Extract from Wikipedia

Louis-Nicolas Clérambault was a French baroque musician, best known as an organist and composer. He was born, and later died, in Paris.

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