Fader, Table 2 - final-mpa

Table 2. Musicians in the Service of Philippe I d’Orléans
Musique de la Chambre
Position
Office Holders (in Chronological Order)
Minimum Dates of
Servicea
Intendant/Maître
Jean Grenouillet de Sablières
Charles Lalouette (shared with Sablières)
Charles-Hubert Gervais
1655–84?
1692–99
1700–1701
Hugues Louvines
Pierre Montigny
Léonard Itier [also as Taille-basse]
Nicolas Fleury
Louis Duhamel [also as Basse]
Pierre Bony
Claude Oudot [also as Basse]
Pierre Gillier
Pierre-Henri Lagneau
Pierre Renard
1655–bef. 1665
1655–86
1664–89
1665
1682–87
1689–92
1689–92
1694–99
1694–1701
1700–1701
Guillaume Desplane
François Martin père
François Martin fils
Guillaume Le Mercier
1655–bef. 1664
1655–99
1700–1701
1665–1701
Pierre Lemoine
Jean Gourtin
Damien Le Vert
Jean Bony
Léonard Itier [also as Haute-contre]
Barthélemy Hochet
1655–68
1655–63
1663–99
1669–89
1689–1701
1700–1701
Charles Deschamps
Guillaume Estival
François Peridot
Claude Oudot [also as Haute-contre]
Louis Duhamel [also as Haute-contre]
1655–1701
1655–bef. 1664
1665
1672–87
1687–1701
Nicolas Hottman [“dessus de violle et
tuorbe”]
Étienne Richard [also as Harpsichord]
François Beaumavielle
Jean Balthazar Quicler [also as basse de
viole]
1655
Haute-contre
Taille/Taille-haute
Taille-Basse
Basse
Dessus de Viole
1665–82
1682–89
1692–99
Basse de Viole
Jean Itier
Pierre Martin
Jean Martin
Jean Balthazar Quicler (Kaicler) [also Petite
Musique]
1655
1665– 69
1672–1701
1700–1701b
1652: Luth
Antoine Marut (one quarter)
du Jardins (one quarter)
1655+:
Clavecin/Orgue
Henry Dumont
Jean-Henry d’Anglebert
Gabriel Garnier
1655–60
1660–89
1692–1701
Étienne Richard
Jacques Hardel
Charles Couperin (II)
François Baron
Gabriel Cordier
Gaspard Le Vasseur “maître de clavecin”
1663–69
1672–78
1679
1692
1695–99
1701–22
Henry Grossement
Jacques Chvindman
Hans Vaiglé
1665–74
1676–84
1686–87
Jean-Pierre Figué
Maximilien Le Jeune
1665–72
1674–87
Pierre Belanger
Jean-François Roussillon
François Cochinard
Pierre Proüart des Jardins
François-Jérome Cochinat
Nicolas de Lange
1655
1665–74
1669–92
1682–89
1692–1701
1694–1701
de Saint Jean
Léger Boisseau (dit la Boulaye)
1669–72
1674–1701
Harpsichordist to
Madame
Écurie
Fife (Swiss Guard)
Drum (Swiss
Guard)
Trumpet (French
Guard)
Kettledrum (French
Guard)
Lute
Charles Bellenie
Jean Le Messager
Charles Le Messager
Antoine Dupré
1655
1665–72
1683–92
1694–1701
Jean-Baptiste Anet père
Jean Converset [basse de violon]
Noel Converset
Jacques Divivier
Pierre Marchand [basse de violon]
Guillaume Dufresne
Edmé Dumont
François Nivelon [viola]
Jacques Nivelon
J[ean]-B[aptiste] Prieur
[Jean-Baptiste?] Reffier
1673–1710
1673–?
?
1673–95
1672–1700
1674–95
? –1695
?
1695
? [1695]
? [1695]
Neuf Violons
Violin
Petite Musique du Cabinet
Lute
[Antoine?] Le Moine
Claude Jacquesson
bef. 1668– ?
bef. 1681–after
1683
[Pierre?] Meliton
Jean Balthazar Quicler (or Kaicler)
bef. 1668– ?
bef. 1681–after
1683
Jean Garnier
bef. 1668–after
1683
Harpsichord
Viol
a
Dates of service listed are interpolated from the earliest and latest dates indicated in the available
documents.
b
In the “États” for 1700 and 1701, both positions for viol players are listed as “basse.”