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<p> French composer, born at Metz; proved himself a brilliant student at the [[Paris]] Conservatoire; became professor of Composition in 1852, and nine years later succeeded Auber as director of the Conservatoire; a prolific writer in all forms of musical composition, but has won celebrity mainly as a writer of, operas, the most popular of which are "La [[Double]] Échelle," "Mignon," "Hamlet," &c.; was decorated with the Grand [[Cross]] of the [[Legion]] of [[Honour]] in 1880 (1811-1896). </p>
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<p> French composer, born at Metz; proved himself a brilliant student at the [[Paris]] Conservatoire; became professor of [[Composition]] in 1852, and nine years later succeeded Auber as director of the Conservatoire; a prolific writer in all forms of musical composition, but has won celebrity mainly as a writer of, operas, the most popular of which are "La [[Double]] Échelle," "Mignon," "Hamlet," &c.; was decorated with the Grand Cross of the [[Legion]] of [[Honour]] in 1880 (1811-1896). </p>
 
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The Nuttall Encyclopedia [1]

French composer, born at Metz; proved himself a brilliant student at the Paris Conservatoire; became professor of Composition in 1852, and nine years later succeeded Auber as director of the Conservatoire; a prolific writer in all forms of musical composition, but has won celebrity mainly as a writer of, operas, the most popular of which are "La Double Échelle," "Mignon," "Hamlet," &c.; was decorated with the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour in 1880 (1811-1896).

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