Louis Frémaux

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Louis Frémaux was a French conductor best known for his influential recordings and leadership of major British and French orchestras in the mid-20th century.

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instanceOf conductor
human
orchestral conductor
activeYearsEnd 1980s
activeYearsStart 1950s
awardReceived Légion d'honneur NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
countryOfBirth France
countryOfCitizenship France
countryOfDeath France
dateOfBirth 1921-08-13
dateOfDeath 2017-03-20
employer City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra NERFINISHED
Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra NERFINISHED
Sydney Symphony Orchestra NERFINISHED
endTime 1978 (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra tenure)
familyName Frémaux NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork orchestral conducting
genre classical music
givenName Louis NERFINISHED
influenced development of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
languageOfWorkOrName French
militaryService French Army NERFINISHED
nationality French
notableRecording recordings of works by Camille Saint-Saëns
recordings of works by Edward Elgar
recordings of works by Georges Bizet
recordings of works by Hector Berlioz
recordings of works by William Walton
notableStudent Simon Rattle (influential predecessor at City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra) NERFINISHED
notableWork recordings of English orchestral repertoire
recordings of French orchestral repertoire
occupation conductor
music director
placeOfBirth Aire-sur-la-Lys NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Paris
positionHeld music director of the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra
principal conductor of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
principal conductor of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra
recordLabel EMI
HMV NERFINISHED
residence Birmingham NERFINISHED
Monte Carlo NERFINISHED
Paris
startTime 1969 (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra tenure)

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