User:Fagmt/Boisselot
La facture des instruments Boisselot
[edit]Boisselot éditeur de partition
[edit]Boisselot père et fils (1830-1865)
[edit]Jean Louis Boisselot (1782-1847) père fondateur
[edit]Louis Constantin Boisselot (1809-1850) fils
[edit]Xavier Boisselot (1811-1893) fils
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Xavier Boisselot compositeur
Succursale de Barcelone «Boisselot & Cie» (1848-1865)
[edit]Pianos Boisselot & fils
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Piano Boisselot & fils : Piano de Cauda de Manuel Inocêncio Liberato dos Santos : The first grand piano brought to Lisbon, Portugal. It was brought by Franz Liszt in 1845, and was offered to Queen Maria II who, in turn, gave it to Manuel Inocêncio Liberato dos Santos, music master of the Royal Household.
Usine de menuiserie mécanique vapeur
[edit]Nouvelle manufacture «Boisselot fils et Cie» (1866-1893)
[edit]Franz Boisselot (1845-1908) fils de Louis Constantin et neveu de Franz Liszt (1811-1886)
[edit]Nouguier
[edit]Georges Fraissinet
[edit]Manufacture Marseillaise de Pianos (1893-1915)
[edit]«La première guerre mondiale met fin définitivement à la production Boisselot.»
Annuaire du département des Bouches-du-Rhône pour l'année 1908 (Gallica)
[edit]« MANUFACTURE MARSEILLAISE DE PIANOS Société Anonyme. — Capital : 530.000 Francs PIANOS BOISSELOT Téléph. 11.71 Usine à Vapeur et Siège Social : 81, Boulevard Notre-Dame, 81 Téléph. 11.71 SEULS DÉPOSITAIRES POUR LA RÉGION des célèbres Pianos STEINWAY & SONS de NEW-YORK et des Harmoniums ESTEY de BRATTLOBORO (États-Unis) Magasin de Vente : 26, RUE MONTGRAND, 26 — Téléphone 17.29 VENTE - LOCATIONS — ACCORDS — ÉCHANGE Réparations en Fabrique de Pianos de tous Facteurs MUSIQUE FRANÇAISE ET ÉTRANGÈRE — GRAND ABONNEMENT SALLES D'AUDITIONS ET D'ÉTUDES » [1] [2]
Manufacture Française de Pianos (1915-1938)
[edit]Manufacture Française de Pianos Diezer successeur de Boisselot
[edit]«Manufacture Française de Pianos Diezer Successeur de BOISSELOT (Oh. Gondinet, Directeur) (xxx 1912)(*1929)(*1935)(*1938)» [2]
«PIANOS (Manufacture Fse de), Siège social ; Bonne-Nouvelle, Paris, 10°. T. Prov. 59-14. 143, av. du Prado, Marseille (B.-du-R.). T. Dragon 11-71. Ad. t. Dièzer-Marseille. Soc. an. su cap. de 1.080.000 fr. — Usine et bu reaux : 18, r. Liandier, Marseille. Manufacture de pianos. (17-50991).» [3] [2]
«PIANOS (Manufacture Fse de), Siège social : Bonne-Nouvelle, Paris, 10e. T. Prov. 59-14. 143, av. du Prado, Marseille (B.-du-R.). T. Dragon 11-71. Ad. t. Dièzer-Marseille. Soc an. au cap. de 1.080.000 fr. — Usine et bu- reaux : 18, r. Liandier, Marseille. Manufacture de pianos. (17-50991).» [4] [2]
Six brevets d'invention
[edit]sostenuto pedal
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![The sostenuto pedal was first shown at the French Industrial Exposition of 1844 in Paris, by Boisselot & Fils, a Marseille company. French piano builders Alexandre François Debain and Claude Montal built sostenuto mechanisms in 1860 and 1862, respectively. These innovative efforts did not immediately catch on with other piano builders. In 1874, Albert Steinway perfected and patented the sostenuto pedal.[9] He began to advertise it publicly in 1876, and soon the Steinway company was including it on all of their grands and their high-end uprights.[10]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/da/Steinway_grand_piano_-_pedals.jpg/120px-Steinway_grand_piano_-_pedals.jpg)
The sostenuto pedal was first shown at the French Industrial Exposition of 1844 in Paris, by Boisselot & Fils, a Marseille company. French piano builders Alexandre François Debain and Claude Montal built sostenuto mechanisms in 1860 and 1862, respectively. These innovative efforts did not immediately catch on with other piano builders. In 1874, Albert Steinway perfected and patented the sostenuto pedal.[9] He began to advertise it publicly in 1876, and soon the Steinway company was including it on all of their grands and their high-end uprights.[10]
![The sostenuto pedal was first shown at the French Industrial Exposition of 1844 in Paris, by Boisselot & Fils, a Marseille company. French piano builders Alexandre François Debain and Claude Montal built sostenuto mechanisms in 1860 and 1862, respectively. These innovative efforts did not immediately catch on with other piano builders. In 1874, Albert Steinway perfected and patented the sostenuto pedal.[9] He began to advertise it publicly in 1876, and soon the Steinway company was including it on all of their grands and their high-end uprights.[10]](/wiki/File:Steinway_grand_piano_-_pedals.jpg)
Références
[edit]- ↑ 'Indicateur marseillais : guide du commerce : annuaire du département des Bouches-du-Rhône pour l'année 1908', p. 893 (Gallica) [1]
- ↑ a b c d Facteurs de pianos en France 1900 à maintenant — Liste non exhaustive ouverte à toutes les informations, précisions, rectifications, photos ... — © Copyright all rights reserved — http://www.lieveverbeeck.eu/pianos_francais_1900_maintenant.htm
- ↑ Annuaire industriel. Répertoire général de la production française, 1935 (Gallica)
- ↑ Annuaire industriel. Répertoire général de la production française, 1935 (Gallica) vue 707/921 [2]