Bertin, T. de La Doué
(1680–1745)> COMPOSER
Bertin, T. de La Doué (1680, Paris; 1745, Paris), composer, was master of the harpsichord in the Orléans household and organist at the Théatins church in Paris. He entered the orchestra of the Royal Academy of Music about 1714 to play the violin and the harpsichord. He retired on a pension in 1734. His works for the Opéra included Cassandre with Bouvard in 1706, Diomède in 1710, Ajax in 1716, Le Jugement de Pâris in 1718, Les Plaisirs de la campagne in 1719 (for Bertin’s post-1715 works, see…