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Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 112
(go-bli-a), Gustave, compr. b. Paris. Actor at 17, pst. with Houdin; saxophone player in band of artillery school at Vincennes during military service; orch. leader at Paris i an casinos, finally at Eldorado and Folies Bergdres; composed music for ballets, “ revues,” opdra balls, and many songs, Les yeux, Son amant, Si vous ne m’aimez plus and popular Credo du pays an. Goudimel (go-di-melO, Claude, compr. b. Vaison, near Avignon, France, about 1505; d. Lyons, Aug 24, 1572. Long supposed to have been head of mus. school in Rome where Pal estrin a and others studied, but latest evidence (Brenet* C. Goudimel, LS98) shows that he was probably never in Rome. Composed ma es and songs and notably music for the alms in Huguenot psalter; lived etz and Lyons, killed in St. Bartholomew ma acre.
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