Farrenc, Louise, 1804-1875
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Louise Farrenc, French composer and teacher. In the 1830s Farrenc gained considerable fame as a performer and her reputation was such that in 1842 she was appointed to the permanent position of Professor of Piano at the Paris Conservatory, a position she held for thirty years and one which was among the most prestigious in Europe. Farrenc was paid less than her male counterparts for nearly a decade; only after the premiere of her nonet did she demand and receive equal pay.
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Birth 1804-05-31
Death 1875-09-15
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Dumont, Jeanne-Louise, 1804-1875
Farrenc, Jeanne-Louise Dumont, 1804-1875
Farrenc, L. (Louise), 1804-1875
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