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'''Aliases:''' Delalande, Michel Richard; de La Lande, Michel Richard; La Lande, Michel Richard de
{{Aliases|Michel Richard Delalande|Michel Richard de La Lande|Michel Richard de La Lande}}
==Life==
==Life==
'''Born:''' 15 December 1657
'''Born:''' 15 December 1657
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'''Died:''' 18 June 1726
'''Died:''' 18 June 1726


Delalande is mainly associated with the ''grand motet'' and with Versailles where he is buried, but held posts in several Paris churches before becoming ''organist du Roi;'' his ''Leçons de Ténèbres'' (1711) were written for Ste-Chapelle. There survive in all 77 ''grands motets'', 9 ''élévations'' (S. 78-86), ''Miserere & O filii'' (with lost works S. 87-90), 16 extracted ''petits motets'' (extracted from the ''grands'', S.91-106), 9 ''Leçons de ténèbres'' (S.107-124), ''Messe en plainchant musical'' (S.126) ''Cantique'' (Racine, S.127), ''Tandis que Babylone'' (S.128) & numerous stage works ''(opera, intermedes, cantates, ballets)'' and instrumental works.
De Lalande is mainly associated with the ''grand motet'' and with Versailles where he is buried, but held posts in several Paris churches before becoming ''organist du Roi;'' his ''Leçons de Ténèbres'' (1711) were written for Ste-Chapelle. There survive in all 77 ''grands motets'', 9 ''élévations'' (S. 78-86), ''Miserere & O filii'' (with lost works S. 87-90), 16 extracted ''petits motets'' (extracted from the ''grands'', S.91-106), 9 ''Leçons de ténèbres'' (S.107-124), ''Messe en plainchant musical'' (S.126) ''Cantique'' (Racine, S.127), ''Tandis que Babylone'' (S.128) & numerous stage works ''(opera, intermedes, cantates, ballets)'' and instrumental works.
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*{{NoCo|De profundis clamavi, S.23}} S(S)ATBB & 5-part orchestra (parts available)
*{{NoCo|De profundis clamavi, S.23}} S(S)ATBB & 5-part orchestra (parts available)
*{{NoCo|Laudate Dominum, S. 57}} (Ps. 147) S(S)ATBB & 5- (6-) part orchestra
*{{NoCo|Laudate Dominum, S. 57}} (Ps. 147) S(S)ATBB & 5- (6-) part orchestra
*{{NoCo|Quare fremuerunt gentes, S.70}} S(S)ATBB & orchestra (final chorus available)
*{{NoCo|Super flumina Babilonis, S.13}} S(S)ATBB & 5- (6-) part orchestra; this work exists in two versions. (choral movements only available)
*{{NoCo|Super flumina Babilonis, S.13}} S(S)ATBB & 5- (6-) part orchestra; this work exists in two versions. (choral movements only available)
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Latest revision as of 17:35, 25 October 2022

Aliases: Michel Richard Delalande; Michel Richard de La Lande; Michel Richard de La Lande

Life

Born: 15 December 1657

Died: 18 June 1726

De Lalande is mainly associated with the grand motet and with Versailles where he is buried, but held posts in several Paris churches before becoming organist du Roi; his Leçons de Ténèbres (1711) were written for Ste-Chapelle. There survive in all 77 grands motets, 9 élévations (S. 78-86), Miserere & O filii (with lost works S. 87-90), 16 extracted petits motets (extracted from the grands, S.91-106), 9 Leçons de ténèbres (S.107-124), Messe en plainchant musical (S.126) Cantique (Racine, S.127), Tandis que Babylone (S.128) & numerous stage works (opera, intermedes, cantates, ballets) and instrumental works.

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List of choral works

Other works not listed above (See Template:CheckMissing for possible reasons and solutions)


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Publications

  • ms. Philidor et al. (27 grand motets, c. 1690)
  • ms. Philidor for Ct. de Toulouse (11 motets, c. 1705)
  • 40 Motets (engraved in short score, 1729-34)
  • ms. Cauvin (41 grands motets in full score c. 1741)

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