Jacques de Gouy [SEP] date of birth
Jacques de Gouy
Jacques de Gouy (ca. 1610 – after 1650) was a French Baroque composer of Dutch ancestry. He was acquainted with composers in Parisian music circles of the early 17th century such as Étienne Moulinié and Michel Lambert.
Works.
In his writings, de Gouy mentions having composed motets and "airs," yet all of his published work is lost, save his "Airs à quatre parties sur la Paraphrase des pseaumes de Godeau" (1650), a setting of Antoine Godeau's "
1788: Mestre de Camp Machault, Viscount of Machault
- 1791: Colonel Louis-Marthe of Gouy d'Arsy
- 1792: Colonel Marc Pierre de la Turmeliere
- 1792: Colonel Blaise Duval "Duval de Hautmaret"
- 1792: Colonel Adelaïde Blaise François "le Hare de la Grange"
- 1792: Colonel Jacques Louis François Delaistre de Tilly
- 1793: Chef de Brigade François Philibert Michel Pelicot
- 1794: Chef de Brigade François Jourdan
- 1794: Chef de Brigade Vincent
- 1794