Stanislas Champein

Stanislas Champein (19 November 1753 – 19 September 1830) was an 18th/19th-century French composer and politician, a member of the Institut de France.

In 1792, Champein joined the administration and was made a Prefect in Mainz.

He is known for several witty musical scores which were long part of the repertoire including:

• 1787: Les Dettes
• 1779: Le Soldat français, opéra comique
• 1781: La Mélomanie, parody of Italian music
• 1789: Le Nouveau Don Quixote which the author passed of as an Italian opera
• 1807: Laurette, one-act opera, libretto by Joseph Pain

• Stanislas Champein on Data.bnf.fr
• Ses œuvres et leurs représentations (1779-1794) sur le site CÉSAR

• 18th-century French classical composers
• French Classical-period composers
• French opera composers
• French male opera composers
• Musicians from Marseille
• 1753 births
• 1830 deaths
• 18th-century French male musicians
• 19th-century French male musicians
• Politicians from Marseille

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