Alfred Bachelet (born Paris on 26 February 1864 - died Nancy 10 February 1944 ) is a French composer, conductor and teacher. Bachelet studied at the Paris Conservatoire with Ernest Guiraud and graduated in 1890 with his cantata Cleopatra from a text Fernand Beissier the second largest Prix de Rome . He was choirmaster in 1907 conductor of the Paris Opera . In 1919, he took over from Guy Ropartz as director of the Conservatory of Nancy and remained in that position until his death in 1944. In 1929, he held the seat of André Messager at the Academy of Fine Arts . Bachelet has composed… read more
Alfred Bachelet (born Paris on 26 February 1864 - died Nancy 10 February 1944 ) is a French composer, conductor and teacher. Bachelet studied at the Paris Conservatoire with Ernest Guiraud and graduated in 1890 with his cantata Cleopatra from a text Fernand Beissier the second largest Prix de… read more
Alfred Bachelet (born Paris on 26 February 1864 - died Nancy 10 February 1944 ) is a French composer, conductor and teacher. Bachelet studied at the Paris Conservatoire with Ernest Guiraud and graduated in 1890 with his cantata Cleopatra from a text Fernand Beissier the second largest Prix de Rome . He was choirmaster in 1907 conductor of the Paris Opera . In 191… read more
