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  • François-Joseph FĂ©tis

    
lasting importance is his eight-volume Biographie universelle des musiciens . . . (1835–44; “Universal Biography of Musicians”), which, although marred by numerous inaccuracies, remains an invaluable research tool. He also wrote extensively on musical instruments and music history and theory. Despite his sometimes fanciful or unsupported facts and opinions, FĂ©tis’


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lasting importance is his eight-volume Biographie universelle des musiciens . . . (1835–44; “Universal Biography of Musicians”), which, although marred by numerous inaccuracies, remains an invaluable research tool. He also wrote extensively on musical instruments and music history and theory. Despite his sometimes fanciful or unsupported facts and opinions, FĂ©tis’


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