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Organs of the Soul:

Sonic Networks in Eighteenth-Century Paris

Rebecca Geoffroy-Schwinden, Author
Voice in Music, page 2 of 4
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Rousseau's Le Devin du Village


Rousseau's answer to Pergolesi's work was Le Devin du Village (1752), the writer's attempt to adapt Italian sensitivity to the French language through his own original composition.
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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