Jacques Ibert(1890-1962)

Composer
Music Department
Soundtrack

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Jacques Ibert was born on 15 August 1890 in Paris, France. He was a composer, known for Don Quichotte (1933), Angélica (1939) and Félicie Nanteuil (1944). He was married to Marie-Rose Veber. He died on 5 February 1962 in Paris, France.

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Known for

Don Quichotte (1933)

6.4

Composer

1933

Georges Flamant and Viviane Romance in Angélica (1939)

5.6

Composer

1939

Félicie Nanteuil (1944)

Félicie Nanteuil

7.1

Composer

1944

Don Quichotte (1933)

6.8

Composer

1933

Credits

Composer

Dreizehn bei Tisch
TV Movie
- Composer
- 1965
L'Aiglon
TV Movie
- Composer
- 1961
Street Games
TV Movie
- Composer
- 1961
Marianne de ma jeunesse
6.9
- Composer
- 1955
Bread
6.1
Short
- Composer (from "Trio for Violin, Cello, and Harp")
- 1953
Macbeth
7.4
- Composer
- 1948
Lyautey, bâtisseur d'empire
- Composer
- 1946
Le père Serge
6.2
- Composer
- 1945
Félicie Nanteuil
7.1
- Composer
- 1944
Les petites du quai aux fleurs
6.8
- Composer
- 1944
La comédie du bonheur
6.7
- Composer
- 1940
Love on the Wing
6.4
Short
- Composer (from "Divertissement")
- 1939
La charrette fantôme
6.8
- Composer
- 1939
Le père Lebonnard
5.5
- Composer
- 1939
Angélica
5.6
- Composer
- 1939

Music Department

Soundtrack

A Dionysia
- writer: "Flute Concerto II. Andante"
- 2015
Mozart in the Jungle
8.1
TV Series
- writer: "Piece for Solo Flute" (uncredited)
- 2014
Live from Lincoln Center
8.5
TV Series
- music: "Flute Concerto"
- 2008
Breakfast of Champions
4.6
- writer: "Escales"
- 1999
Salomé
6.4
- music: "Palermo"
- 1988
Jabberwocky
6.1
- music: "Divertissement" (uncredited)
- 1977
Invitation à la danse
6.4
- music: "Circus"
- 1956
Pèlerins de la Mecque
Short
- music: "Escales II Tunis - Nefta", "Escales I Rome - Palerme" (uncredited)
- 1947
Paris
- music: "Paris", "Rumba"
- 1937
Don Quichotte
6.4
- music: "Chanson de Sancho", "Chanson du départ", "Chanson à Dulcinée", "Chanson du duc", "Chanson de la mort"
- 1933
Don Quichotte
6.8
- music: "Chanson de Sancho", "Chanson du départ", "Chanson à Dulcinée", "Chanson du duc", "Chanson de la mort"
- 1933

Personal details

Born
- August 15, 1890
- Paris, France
Died
- February 5, 1962
- Paris, France(undisclosed)
Spouse
- Marie-Rose VeberOctober 12, 1919 - February 5, 1962 (his death)
Other works
Composer of the popular orchestral work "Ports of Call".

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Trivia
Member of the jury at the Cannes Film Festival in 1954.

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