Solfèges avec accompagnement de basse chiffrée - Jaspar, André 1794-1863 (Liège Léopold Muraille)
André Jaspar was a Belgian composer and conductor. He studied cello with the priest Ferdinand Harzeus, and later performed as a cellist in the semi-amateur string quartets of Liège. In 1821-1826 he was in charge of the music school, which was dissolved due to the opening of the Liège Conservatoire in 1827; Jaspar refused the position of professor of solfeggio offered to him at the Conservatoire. From 1830 he performed in Liège as an orchestral and choral conductor.
Short introduction, 151 vocal solfege lessons. The "basse chifré" is not included (despite the title) but this edition is "le chant seul".
Keywords: 19th Century (1801-1900); Solfège; Music education; Liège (Belgium)