Article: 'Le Poète du Hautbois', Guillaume Guidé (1859-1917)

Stefaan Verdegem

Article: 'Le Poète du Hautbois', Guillaume Guidé (1859-1917)

Vertaalde titel van de bijdrage: Artikel: 'Le Poète du Hautbois', Guillaume Guidé (1859-1917)

Stefaan Verdegem

Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel

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Der belgische Oboist und Professor am Conservatoire Royale de Bruxelles, Guillaume Guidé (1859-1917), ist eine höchst interessante Persönlichkeit, die dennoch durch die Maschen der Musikgeschichtsschreibung gefallen zu sein scheint und in kaum einem Werk der Standardliteratur Erwähnung findet. Der Grund hierfür mag darin liegen, dass das Brüsseler Konservatorium um die Jahrhundertwende nicht den illustren Ruf des Conservatoire de Paris teilte, und Guidé außerdem im Schatten seines Pariser Kollegen Georges Gillet stand; ist aber des Weiteren der Tatsache geschuldet, dass seine Karriere auf dem Höhepunkt seiner Laufbahn einen ganz anderen Verlauf nahm.

Vertaalde titel van de bijdrage	Artikel: 'Le Poète du Hautbois', Guillaume Guidé (1859-1917)
Originele taal-2	English
Titel	The Double Reed, Journal of the International Double Reed Society (USA)
Redacteuren	Ronald Klimko, Daniel Stolper
Uitgeverij	IDRS (USA)
Pagina's	121-124
Aantal pagina's	4
Volume	31
Status	Published - 2008

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Mahillon-Project: recording on Mahillon oboe d'amore of the Aria 'Ah! Pleure à ces accents émus' from the Matheuspassion of J.S. Bach in a 19th century Brussels version (in French) by F.A. Gevaert.

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