Henri Charles Antoine Gaston Serpette (4 November 1846 – 3 November 1904) was a French composer, best known for his operettas. After winning the prestigious...
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(1910–1995) Florent Schmitt (1870–1958) Claudin de Sermisy (c. 1490 – 1562) Gaston Serpette (1846–1904) Éric Serra (born 1959) Déodat de Séverac (1872–1921) Walter...
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late 1880s with La Lycéenne (a "vaudeville-opérette" with music by Gaston Serpette, 1887), Chat en poche (1888), Les Fiancés de Loches (1888 co-written...
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November/29 November 1861 (Corfu) – 25 March/7 April 1917 (Athens) Gaston Serpette November 4, 1846 (Nantes) – November 3, 1904 (Paris) Dmitri Shostakovich...
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Over these years his students included the composers Jules Massenet, Gaston Serpette, and, late in Thomas' career, George Enescu; future academics included...
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programme included a lavish and highly praised ballet, with music by Gaston Serpette; he engaged some of the best variety turns then available, before handing...
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Charles-Édouard Lefebvre ("second" First Grand Prize) 1871 – Gaston Serpette 1872 – Gaston Salvayre 1873 – Paul Puget 1874 – Léon Ehrhart 1875 – André...
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and "tosh of the highest order" by The Observer. Collaboration with Gaston Serpette, Charles-Marie Widor, Jules Massenet and Léo Delibes. The score is...
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(1864–1955) Alice Sauvrezis (1866–1946) Claude-Michel Schönberg (born 1944) Gaston Serpette (1846–1904) Alan Simon (born 1964) Didier Squiban (born 1959) Alan...
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Dubois [pupils] Gerónimo Giménez Albert Lavignac [pupils] Raoul Pugno [pupils] Gaston Serpette Béla Bartók [pupils] Georges Cziffra Ernő Dohnányi [pupils] Paul de...
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