Adolphe-André Nibelle

(1825-1895)

"Procession of Boats with Distant Smoke, Venice" (1845), oil on canvas, 90 x 120.5 cm, of the painter Joseph Mallord William Turner, contemporary of Nibelle (Tate Gallery, London)

The musician Adolphe-André Nibelle was a author of vocal and instrumental music; was born in Gien on the 9th October 1825, the same year of the composers Bristow, Doppler, Gabriel, Gollmick, Gutiérrez (y) Espinosa, Hol, Horn, Loder, Lucantoni, Marpurg, Ortega del Villar, Oudrid y Segura, Ouseley, Reissmann, Rongé, Strauss. Died in Parigi on the 11th March 1895

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Adolphe-André Nibelle

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"Le Loup-Garou" has been represented in 1858 in Parigi

"Les Filles du lac" was performed in Parigi in 1858

"L'Arche-Marion" was performed in Parigi in 1868

"La Fontaine de Berny" has been represented in Parigi in 1869

"Le 15 août" was performed in Parigi in 1869

"Les Quatre cents femmes d'Ali-Baba" was performed in 1872 in Parigi

"L'Alibi" was performed in Parigi in 1873

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