Jean-François Dandrieu
Jean-François Dandrieu was a French composer, harpsichordist, and organist from the Baroque era, born in 1682 in Paris. A musical prodigy, Dandrieu gave concerts at the royal court while still a child and went on to enjoy a prestigious career. He became organist at the church of Saint-Merri in Paris and later succeeded his uncle, Pierre Dandrieu, as the organist of the royal chapel. His music, especially his harpsichord and organ pieces, is full of elegant melodies and lively dance rhythms, reflecting the rich artistic life of early 18th-century France. Dandrieu's works include collections of harpsichord pieces that stand alongside those of Couperin and Rameau, and he also published a well-regarded treatise on organ playing. He passed away in 1738, leaving behind a vibrant body of work that's still celebrated by early music enthusiasts today.
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