François Sudre
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Jean-François Sudre was a French author and musician born in Albi, France in 1787 and died in Paris in 1862.
He is best known for his work on developing a musical language called Solresol, as well as patenting the Sudrophone[dubious ].
[edit] External links
- Omniglot article referencing Sudre's date of birth
- Berliner Zeitung article (in German)
- Francois Sudre: Father of Solresol
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