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Arthur ArnouldFrench member of the First International & the Paris Commune, anarchist & companion of Michael Bakunin. Born in Dieuze (the Moselle) April 17, 1833; November 26, 1895.
After his university studies, Arthur Arnould became a journalist for a variety of opposition newspapers.In 1871 Arnould was elected a member of the Paris Commune of Paris, delegated to teaching. Here he opposed the Committee of Public Safety, seeing in it the nascent outline of a dictatorship.
After the crushing of the Commune, Arnould took refuge in Switzerland. In Lugano, he joined with the anarchist communist Michael Bakunin (Arnould ended up preserving Bakunin's papers & files when the latter died on July 1, 1876). Here he also wrote for the "Bulletin of the Jurassic Federation" as well as other libertarian & revolutionary socialist newspapers.
Reurning to France after the general amnesty, Arnould gradually drifted away from the anarchist movement & became involved in esotericism. Arnould is the author of L'Etat et la Révolution (1877), Histoire populaire et parlementaire de la Commune de Paris. 3 vols. Bruxelles, Kistemaeckers, (1878), & many novels written under the name of A. Matthey.
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Author: Andriessen, Louis, 1939.
Title: Mausoleum ; Hoketus [sound recording] / Louis Andriessen.
Publisher: Amsterdam : Donemus, [1992].
Pages: 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Series: Composers' voice highlights
Notes: 1st work for 2 baritone voices, brass, percussion, bass guitar,
2 harps, 2 pianos, and strings (violas, violoncellos, and
double-basses), sung in Russian ; 2nd work for two groups of
five instruments.Words of first work by Mikhail Bakunin and Arthur Arnould.
In the 1st work : Charles van Tassel and David Barick, baritones;
Asko Ensemble & Schonberg Ensemble ; Reinbert de Leeuw,
conductor. In the 2nd work: Ensemble Hoketus.
1st work recorded live in Utrecht, Vredenburg, Nov. 29, 1990 ;
2nd work recorded in the Stichting Popmuziek studio,
Netherlands.
Ed. recorded: London : Boosey & Hawkes.
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