Jean-Louis Laruette
Jean-Louis Laruette is a Chanteur and Compositeur French born with Paris the March 7th 1731 and died in Paris the January 10th 1792.
It enters the troop of the Op3era Comique during the fair the St. Lawrence of 1752, to play the in love. Excelling musician, it is named “director of the music” by the director Jean Monnet and composes several light operas, of which misled Lovers , Doctor Sangrado , Cendrillon and Spite generous (booklets of Louis Anseaume), or the Happy Disguise (booklet of Marcouville).
During the meeting of this theater with the Commedia dell'Arte in 1762, Laruette becomes about it member until his retirement in 1778.
It gave its name to roles of fast ends, more important on the scenic level than vocal.
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