CHOLLET, Jean Baptiste Marie, born , at Paris, was from 1804 to 1816 taught singing and the violin at the Conservatoire, and in 1814 gained a solfeggio prize. In 1815, the Conservatoire having been closed owing to political events, he became chorus singer at the Opera and the Italian and Feydeau Theatres. In 1818–25 he played in the provinces, under the name Dôme-Chollet, the quasi - baritone parts played formerly by Martin and others. In 1825 he played...
Chollet, Jean Baptiste Marie
(*1798)
Author: ALEXIS CHITTY
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