Anaïs Perrière-Pilte

Comtesse Anaïs Perrière-Pilte (Anais Marcelli; born Anne Laure Joséphine Hure; 1809 – December 1878) was a French composer noted for theatrical works who often used the pseudonym "Anais Marcelli." She usually wrote her own libretti, and had a theatre built in her home to produce opera.^[1] She died in Paris.^[2]

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[1]
Walsh, T. J. (1981). Second Empire opera: the Théâtre lyrique, Paris 1851-1870.
[2]
Ebel, Otto (March 2007). Women Composers. Read Books. ISBN 9781406776744. Retrieved 28 November 2010.
[3]
"Operas by Women". Retrieved 28 November 2010.^{[permanent dead link‍]}

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