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VAISSEAU-FANTÔME, LE. Opera in 2 acts; words translated or imitated from the German of Richard Wagner, music by Dietsch.^[1] Produced at the Grand Opera, Paris, Nov. 9, 1842.

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↑ Pierre Louis Philippe Dietsch, a French composer and conductor, was born at Dijon, March 17, 1808, was educated by Choron and at the Paris Conservatoire, was Maitre de Chapelle at S. Eustache, and in 1860 became chief cooductor of the Grand Opera. [App. p. 806 "add date of death of P. L. P. Dietsch, Feb. 20, 1865."]

[1] Pierre Louis Philippe Dietsch, a French composer and conductor, was born at Dijon, March 17, 1808, was educated by Choron and at the Paris Conservatoire, was Maitre de Chapelle at S. Eustache, and in 1860 became chief cooductor of the Grand Opera. [App. p. 806 "add date of death of P. L. P. Dietsch, Feb. 20, 1865."]

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