Jean Mignon

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Life

Born: c. 1640

Died: 1708

Born around 1640 and died around 1708. He held the position of Master of Music at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris from 1664 to 1694, and was succeeded there by André Campra. He composed motets, masses, as well as court arias (Cloris s'en va partir, J'adore une belle inhumaine, Philis qu'ai-je commis contre vos beautés). Many of his works have been lost; five of his masses were reissued in 2010 by the Centre de musique baroque de Versailles.

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Mignon

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