Composer · 1682 - 1738
Jean-Joseph Mouret
- Chœur de l'Opéra Royal, Marie Perbost, Gaétan Jarry, Orchestre de l'Opéra Royal
- Junger Kammerchor Baden-Wurttemberg, Sophie Moser, Westerwaldchor Wirges, Mainz Chamber Orchestra, Juliane Banse, Torsten Laux, Regina Kabis, Berlin Polizei Orchester, RSO barock, CantArt, Madchenkammerchor a St. Raphael Gymnasium, Hohenlohe Brass, Katja Huhn, Ex-semble Munchweiler Chamber Choir, Rebecca Watta, Marx Rootschilt Tillermann, Diana Maria Fischer, Andreas Bongard, Franz Troster, Klaus Peter Riemer, Rhineland Palatinate Youth Choir, Stuttgart Kantorei, Marcus Watta, Joachim Herrmann, Dominik Axtmann, Raimund Hug, Daniel Schreiber, Novas Brass, Stuttgart State Opera Children's Chorus, Freiburger Spielleyt, Cantus Novus Ulm, Christian Schmitt, Ligamentum vocale
Biography
Jean-Joseph Mouret was a French composer of the Baroque era who was also known for his excellent singing voice and charming personality. He was the first composer to use comedy in opera with his Les fêtes, ou Le triomphe de Thalie, from 1714.