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Jean-Odéo Demars

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Jean-Odéo Demars (2 February 1695 – 7 November 1756) was an 18th-century French organist and harpsichordist.

Little is known about him except that he was organist of the Vannes Cathedral in 1735, the year of the publication of his Premier livre de clavecin. The latter's cover tells us that he was nicknamed "the cadet", which may suggest another musician among his brothers (probably Charles Demars,[1] 1702–1774). He was the father of musician Hélène-Louise Demars.

This collection consists of four suites:

  • Suite I in A major
  • Suite II in G minor
  • Suite III in D minor
  • Suite IV in C minor

References

  1. ^ Charles Demars on data.bnf.fr

See also

Two pieces by Demars played by harpsichordist Claude Nadeau :

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