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Charles Grisart

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Charles Jean Baptiste Grisart (29 September 1837, Paris – 11 March 1904, Compiègne) was a French operatic composer.

Operas

La Quenouille de verre (1873)
Les Trois Margots (1877)
Le Pont d'Avignon (1878)
Le Petit abbé (1879)
Les Poupées de l'Infante (1881)
Le Bossu (1888)
Le Petit Bois (1893)
Voilà le roi! (1894)

External links

Opera, Stanford
Free scores by Charles Grisart at the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP)

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