Composers

Jacques Féréol Mazas

Violin
Piano
Cello
Viola
Harp
Duet
Piece
Elegies
Funeral music
Method
Theory
For beginners
Polonaise
Dance
Rondo
by popularity

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12 Petits duos progressifs, Op.7018 Violin Duos, Op.383 Duos brillants, Op.663 Duos brillants, Op.673 Duos progressifs, Op.623 Polonaises, Op.453 Rondeaux, Op.443 String Quartets, Op.73 Trios, Op.1839 Violin Duos, Op.856 Duos brillants, Op.726 Duos concertans, Op.716 Duos faciles et brillants, Op.826 Duos faciles et progressifs, Op.466 Duos faciles, Op.616 Duos très faciles, Op.606 Violin Duos, Op.396 Violin Duos, Op.406 Violin Duos, Op.418 Mélodies, Op.809 Duos d'émulation, Op.879 Duos élémentaires, Op.86

C

Consolation, Op.2

E

Elegy, Op.73Etudes, Op.36

G

Grande Fantaisie sur des motifs de 'Lestocq', Op.42

L

La Babillarde, Op.37

M

Méthode de violon, Op.34

R

Récréation No.3, Op.10

T

Traité des sons harmoniques, Op.33
Wikipedia
Jacques Féréol Mazas (23 September 1782 – died 26 August 1849) was a French composer, conductor, violinist, and pedagogue.
Born in Lavaur, Mazas was a pupil of Pierre Baillot at the Paris Conservatoire, from which he received the first prize in 1805. In 1808, he played a violin concerto dedicated to him by Auber. He then performed widely across Europe. In 1831, he accepted the post of first violin at the Théâtre du Palais-Royal. A short time later, he was appointed Directeur des concerts in Orléans, where he directed that city's Opéra Comique theatre. From 1837 to 1841, he was director of the Conservatoire in Cambrai.
He died in Bordeaux.
One of his operas, Le Kiosk had eight performances at the Opéra-Comique in Paris.
His compositions for violin are, for the most part, studies and duets for young string players of all abilities that constitute methods for both violin and viola.