Henri Collet [SEP] place of birth
Henri Collet
Henri Collet (; 5 November 1885 in Paris – 23 November 1951, idem) was a French composer and music critic who lived in Paris. Today his music is seldom performed and he is best remembered for his 1920 article in "Comoedia" in which he coined the term Groupe des six to designate a young group of musicians at the Conservatoire de Paris which included Francis Poulenc and Darius Milhaud.
Selected works.
Stage
- "Le Cabaret espagnol", ballet (1918)
- "Godefroy
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- Collet Barker, journal, 13 Sep 1828–29 Aug 1829 (State Archives and Records Authority of New South Wales).
- Mulvaney, John & Green, Neville (1992), "Commandant of Solitude: The Journals of Captain Collet Barker, 1828-1831" (Miegunyah Press).
- Price, A. G. (1924-1925), "The Work of Captain Collet Barker in South Australia", "Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia: South Australian Branch", vol 26