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Armand Liorat
French songwriter and librettist

Armand Liorat

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French songwriter and librettist
A.K.A.
Georges Degas
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Place of birth
Sceaux, France
Place of death
Sceaux, France
Age
61 years
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Armand Liorat was the pen name of Georges Degas (10 January 1837 – 8 August 1898), a French playwright and librettist.

Life and career

Liorat was born in Sceaux, Hauts-de-Seine, the son of Pierre André Constant Degas, a lawyer, and his wife Rose Elisabeth Hermance, née Berthault. He entered the civil service in the office of the préfecture of the Seine, and rose to be chief inspector of administrative finance. Away from his official duties he wrote song-lyrics, and sketches for cafés-concerts. For the spoken drama and the opera he adopted the pen name Amand Liorat and, either alone or in collaboration with writers such as William Busnach, Clairville, Paul Bocage, Prével, Ferrier, wrote a large number of operetta librettos.

As well as librettos for the lyric stage, Liorat wrote some serious drama, including La belle aux cheveux d'or (1882) in collaboration with Arthur Arnould.

Liorat died suddenly, shortly before his last work, Les quatre filles Aymon was put into production at the Théâtre des Folies-Dramatiques.

Librettos

WorkCo-authorComposerPremiere
Un mariage au gros sel, opérette in 1 actFrédéric BarbierEldorado, 10 July 1869
La belle Kalitcha, opérette in 1 actFrédéric WachsFolies-Bergère, December 1872
La rosière d'ici, opéra bouffe in 3 actsLéon RoquesBouffes-Parisiens, 27 March 1873
Mariée depuis midi, 1 act "mêlée de chant"William BusnachGeorges JacobiMarseille, 20 August 1873)
La leçon d'amour, opérette in 1 actFrédéric WachsBouffes-Parisiens, 14 September 1873
La liqueur d'or, opéra comique in 3 actsWilliam BusnachLaurent de RilléMenus-Plaisirs, 11 December 1873
Une pleine eau à chatou, opérette in 1 actFrédéric WachsFolies-Bergère, 21 November 1874
De bric et de broc, revue in 4 actsClairvilleLouis VarneyAthénée-Comique, 4 February 1876
Kosiki, opérette in 3 actsWilliam BusnachCharles LecocqRenaissance, 18 October 1876
Le pont d'Avignon, opérette in 3 actsCharles GrisartBouffes-Parisiens, 3 September 1878
Le petit abbé, musical sketchHenri BocageCharles GrisartVaudeville, 9 October 1879)
Les poupées de l'infante, opéra comique in 3 actsHenri BocageCharles GrisartFolies-Dramatiques, 9 April 1881
La laitière et le pot au lait, pièce in 1 actWilliam Busnach,Frédéric WachsPalais-Royal, 1 May 1883
Les noces improvisées, opéra comique in 3 actsAlbert FontenyFrancis ChassaigneBouffes-Parisiens, 13 February 1886
L'amour mouillé, opéra comique in 3 actsJules Prével,Louis VarneyNouveautés, 25 January 1887
Le bossu, opéra comique in 4 actsHenri Bocage,Charles GrisartGaîté, 19 March 1888
La vénus d'arles, opéra comique in 3 actsPaul FerrierLouis VarneyNouveautés, 30 January 1889
Ma mie Rosette, opéra comique in 3 actsJules PrévelPaul LacômeFolies-Dramatiques, 4 February 1890
La fille de l'air, opérette-féerie in 3 actsCogniard frèresPaul LacômeFolies-Dramatiques, 20 June 1890
La fille de fanchon la vielleuse, opéra comique in 4 actsWilliam Busnach et Albert FontenyLouis VarneyFolies-Dramatiques, 3 November 1891
Le cadeau de noces, opéra bouffe in 4 actsStop and Fernand HuePaul LacômeBouffes-Parisiens, 20 January 1893)
Le petit bois, opérette in 1 actCharles GrisartBouffes-Parisiens, 7 March 1893
La fille de paillasse, opérette in 3 actsLouis Leloir,Louis VarneyFolies-Dramatiques, 20 April 1894
Les petites brebis, opérette in 2 actsLouis VarneyThéâtre de Cluny, 5 June 1895
La falote, opérette in 3 actsMaurice OrdonneauLouis VarneyFolies-Dramatiques, 17 April 1896
Le lézard, pièce in 1 act, mêlée de chantWilliam BusnachFrédéric ToulmoucheScala, 29 August 1896
Inès Mendo, opéra in 3 actsPierre DecourcelleFrédéric d'ErlangerRoyal Opera House, London, 10 July 1897
Les quatre filles Aymon, opérette in 3 actsAlbert FontenyPaul Lacôme and Victor RogerFolies-Dramatiques, 20 September 1898
Source: Encyclopédie de l'art lyrique français.
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