File:Sépulture d'Émile DURAND et de Louise BOIELDIEU - Cimetière Montmartre.JPG

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Français : Ludovic Durand (1832-1905), Émile Durand, 1904, médaillon en pierre ornant la tombe du frère du sculpteur, Paris cimetière de Montmartre. Émile Durand un musicien et compositeur français, né à Saint-Brieuc le 16 février 1830, et mort à Neuilly-sur-Seine le 7 mai 1903. Établi à Montpellier en 1842, il s'initie au chant et en 1845 s'inscrit au Conservatoire de Paris, où il enseigne plus tard. Louise Boieldieu (1840-1924), pianiste, épouse d’Émile Durand, est la fille d’Adrien Boieldieu (1815-1883), compositeur et de Fanny Defourneaux.
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