Eugène Bigot: Information from Answers.com

Eugène Bigot (28 February 1888 in Rennes, Brittany, France – 17 July 1965 in Paris) was a French composer and conductor.

External links

Jean-Philippe Mousnier: "Albert Wolff - Eugène Bigot", Editions l'Harmattan, 2001.

Preceded by Albert Wolff	Principal Conductors, Lamoureux Orchestra 1935–1950	Succeeded by Jean Martinon
Preceded by none	Music Directors, Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France 1949–1965	Succeeded by Charles Bruck

Théophile Tilmant (1849) • Adolphe Deloffre (1868) • Charles Constantin (1876) • Charles Lamoureux (1876) • Jules Danbé (1877) • André Messager (1898) • Alexandre Luigini (1904) • François Ruhlmann (1906) • Gustave Doret (1909) • François Ruhlmann (1910) • Paul Vidal (1914) • André Messager (1919) • Albert Wolff (1921) • Désiré-Émile Inghelbrecht (1924) • Maurice Frigara (1925) • Paul Bastide (1932) • Eugène Bigot (1936) • André Cluytens (1947)

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