Adrien Le Roy

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Alias: Adrian Le Roy

Life

Born: 1520 ca., Pas-de-Calais

Died: 1598, Paris

Biography: In addition to being a composer of his own books of tablature for guitar and lute, Adrian Le Roy was a partner in the Parisian publishing house of Le Roy & Ballard, which published many books of music starting in 1551. Le Roy published in partnership with his cousin, Robert Ballard, until Ballard's death in 1588. He published three books on his own in 1591, then in partnership with Ballard's widow, Lucrèce Dugué, until his death in 1598. After this, Dugué carried on the business in partnership with her son, Pierre Ballard.

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List of choral works

 
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Publications

As Composer

  • Premier livre de chansons en forme de vau de ville composé à quatre parties (Paris, 1573)

As Publisher (with Robert Ballard)

References

  • Imprimeurs et libraires parisiens du XVIe siècle. Tome deuxième, Philippe Renouard (Paris: 1969)

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