Autograph letter signed from Gossec to M. Langlé, Paris, n.d. (c1800).

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Autograph letter signed from Gossec to M. Langlé, Paris, n.d. (c1800).

Letter thanking Langlé for some passages that he had sent Gossec, containing both flattery and criticism. Mentions a dispute about composition between Gossec and a Portuguese monk. On the bottom of the page, Langlé notes the details of this dispute, which involved the monk challenging Gossec to compose something on a bass line which he proposed.

2 p. (1 leaf).

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Langlé, H. F. M. (Honoré François Marie), 1741-1807

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Gossec, François-Joseph, 1734-1829

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Composed before 1762 as one of six symphonies, op. 6, the first three having two oboi obbligati and two horns ad libitum, and the last three for strings alone. Original dedicated to Baron de Bagge.--Cf. Fleisher Collection. From the description of Sinfonia V / Francois Joseph Gossec. [19--] (Franklin & Marshall College). WorldCat record id: 52147461 South Netherlands composer active in France. From the description of Autograph letter signed, dated : [Paris], ...