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Several composers named Giraud can be found in biographical dictionaries:

François-Joseph Giraud (fl. 1752-88), cellist at the Paris Opera
Frédéric Giraud (1827-?)
It is uncertain whether the father & son tenors Lodovico (1846–82) and Fiorello Giraud (1868-1928) also composed music.
Marguerite Carré (nee Marthe Giraud, 1880-1947) likewise was principally a singer.
Hubert Yves Adrian Giraud (born 1920), songwriter & film composer
Suzanne Giraud (b. 1958), director of Conservatoire de Paris 20ieme.

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+Several composers named '''Giraud''' can be found in biographical dictionaries:
+*[http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Giraud,_François-Joseph François-Joseph] Giraud (fl. 1752-88), cellist at the Paris Opera
+*[http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Giraud,_Frédéric Frédéric Giraud] (1827-?)
+*It is uncertain whether the father & son tenors Lodovico (1846–82) and Fiorello Giraud (1868-1928) also composed music.
+*Marguerite Carré (nee Marthe Giraud, 1880-1947) likewise was principally a singer.
+*Hubert Yves Adrian Giraud (born 1920), songwriter & film composer
+*Suzanne Giraud (b. 1958), director of Conservatoire de Paris 20ieme.
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+*{{NoCo|Cantantibus organis}} &nbsp; ( [{{website|cantoral}}#C {{net}}] ) This might plausibly be by someone of  François-Joseph Giraud's era.
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