Nicolas Bernier
French composer of baroque music
Born
1664
361 years ago
Died
September 5th, 1734
290 years ago — 70 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
France
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A French composer, active during the baroque period, contributed significantly to the development of vocal and instrumental music. His works included operas, cantatas, and instrumental compositions. Lived and worked primarily in France, where several compositions showcased the rich musical traditions of the time. Influenced by other composers of the era, Bernier's style embodied the elegance of French music and aesthetics. Death occurred in 1734.
Composed notable operas including 'Les Amours d'Apollon et de Daphné'
Created various motets and cantatas
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