Bianchi, Antoine. (1758 - 1817). Douze Chansons Françaises Composées et Dédiées à Son Altesse Royale Madame la Princesse Louise de Prusse par Antoine Bianchi, chanteur an service di Roi de Prusse. Hambourg: Günther et Böhme. [1796]. First edition. Oblong folio (31 x 25 cm). 27 pp. Engraved throughout. [PN] No. 30. Disbound from a larger volume, in fine condition. Rare. Worlcat locates only 3 copies.
The volume includes the songs:
No. I. D'une amante abbandonee. --
No. II. Des faux biens le fort dispose. --
No. III. Que le jour me dure. --
No. IV. Rose d'amour par son brillant contour --
No. V. Persone n'aime autant que moi. --
No. VI. Voules vous tre heutreux amant. --
No. VII. Ah moi n'est pas sauvage. --
No. VIII. D'une voix timide et sincere. --
No. IX. Adieu bergere cherie. --
No. X. Ah s'il est dans votre village. --
No. XI. Jamais nous ne verrions briller un jour serein. --
No. XII. Sermens d'amour sont ecrits sur le fable.
In his "Biographie universelle," François-Joseph Fétis reports that the Milanese Bianchi was himself a singer, who performed primarily in lighter French and Italian "intermedes" by Haydn and Cimarosa etc. in Berlin before moving to Hambourg and presenting some of his own works there and in Dresden, Leipzig and Brunswick, later returning to his native Italy.
The volume includes the songs:
No. I. D'une amante abbandonee. --
No. II. Des faux biens le fort dispose. --
No. III. Que le jour me dure. --
No. IV. Rose d'amour par son brillant contour --
No. V. Persone n'aime autant que moi. --
No. VI. Voules vous tre heutreux amant. --
No. VII. Ah moi n'est pas sauvage. --
No. VIII. D'une voix timide et sincere. --
No. IX. Adieu bergere cherie. --
No. X. Ah s'il est dans votre village. --
No. XI. Jamais nous ne verrions briller un jour serein. --
No. XII. Sermens d'amour sont ecrits sur le fable.
In his "Biographie universelle," François-Joseph Fétis reports that the Milanese Bianchi was himself a singer, who performed primarily in lighter French and Italian "intermedes" by Haydn and Cimarosa etc. in Berlin before moving to Hambourg and presenting some of his own works there and in Dresden, Leipzig and Brunswick, later returning to his native Italy.
Bianchi, Antoine. (1758 - 1817). Douze Chansons Françaises Composées et Dédiées à Son Altesse Royale Madame la Princesse Louise de Prusse par Antoine Bianchi, chanteur an service di Roi de Prusse. Hambourg: Günther et Böhme. [1796]. First edition. Oblong folio (31 x 25 cm). 27 pp. Engraved throughout. [PN] No. 30. Disbound from a larger volume, in fine condition. Rare. Worlcat locates only 3 copies.
The volume includes the songs:
No. I. D'une amante abbandonee. --
No. II. Des faux biens le fort dispose. --
No. III. Que le jour me dure. --
No. IV. Rose d'amour par son brillant contour --
No. V. Persone n'aime autant que moi. --
No. VI. Voules vous tre heutreux amant. --
No. VII. Ah moi n'est pas sauvage. --
No. VIII. D'une voix timide et sincere. --
No. IX. Adieu bergere cherie. --
No. X. Ah s'il est dans votre village. --
No. XI. Jamais nous ne verrions briller un jour serein. --
No. XII. Sermens d'amour sont ecrits sur le fable.
In his "Biographie universelle," François-Joseph Fétis reports that the Milanese Bianchi was himself a singer, who performed primarily in lighter French and Italian "intermedes" by Haydn and Cimarosa etc. in Berlin before moving to Hambourg and presenting some of his own works there and in Dresden, Leipzig and Brunswick, later returning to his native Italy.
The volume includes the songs:
No. I. D'une amante abbandonee. --
No. II. Des faux biens le fort dispose. --
No. III. Que le jour me dure. --
No. IV. Rose d'amour par son brillant contour --
No. V. Persone n'aime autant que moi. --
No. VI. Voules vous tre heutreux amant. --
No. VII. Ah moi n'est pas sauvage. --
No. VIII. D'une voix timide et sincere. --
No. IX. Adieu bergere cherie. --
No. X. Ah s'il est dans votre village. --
No. XI. Jamais nous ne verrions briller un jour serein. --
No. XII. Sermens d'amour sont ecrits sur le fable.
In his "Biographie universelle," François-Joseph Fétis reports that the Milanese Bianchi was himself a singer, who performed primarily in lighter French and Italian "intermedes" by Haydn and Cimarosa etc. in Berlin before moving to Hambourg and presenting some of his own works there and in Dresden, Leipzig and Brunswick, later returning to his native Italy.