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GAVAaux (Pierre Gaveaux) (3 VIII 1761, Beziers, dep. Herault - 5 II 1825, Passy, ​​near Paris) - French singer (tenor) and composer. He studied composition with Abbot Comb (Beziers) and F. Beck (Bordeaux). He was a singer in the cathedral of Saint-Severin, the leader of the choir at the Grand Theater in Bordeaux, where he made his debut as a singer; in subsequent years, he also performed as a conductor. In 1788 he sang in Montpellier, in 1789-1812 in Paris (“Feydo” trademark). Parties: Floresco (“Lodoisk” by Cherubini), Belfort (“Visitors” by Devienne), Romeo (“Romeo and Juliet” by Steibelt). Possessed a stage. charm and subtle musicality. Composer began in 1792 with the opera Two Swiss (Les deux suisses, other name - “Sons Love”). The author of St. 30 operas staged at the Parisian theaters "Feydo", "Opera comedian", "Grand Opera" and others. Most successfully worked in the comedic genre. operas, creating simple, fun productions.,marked by vivid scenicism, nat. coloring.