Jean-Vital Jammes (English Wikipedia)

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In French sources, Cœuriot's voice is described as "Dugazon", which was used to refer to light voiced singers in the high mezzo-soprano range or sopranos with a dark timbre to their voice. The couple were married on 24 January 1852 in La Guillotière, a commune of Lyon. See Lyon municipal archives. Marriage Register, Commune of La Guillotière, 1852, p. 18. Retrieved 21 February 2012.

Birth name and life dates are from Pierre (1900) p. 447. See also the Birth certificate of Jean-Vital Jammes. Pougin (18 June 1893) p. 200 and Vapereau (1870) p. 943 give his year of birth as 1827.
Destrange, Etienne (1893)[1].
Kutsch & Riemens (2003) p. 2202; short review in Le Ménestrel vol. 33, no. 44 (30 September 1866), p. 347: "Ismaël avait à effacer d'excellents souvenirs [de Meillet et Sainte-Foy], et c'est double mérité à lui d'avoir réussi dans le rôle de Sganarelle. Il y est bon comédien...."
Le Temps, 5 mai 1886, exposé de l’affaire, available at Gallica
Le Temps, 26 mai 1886, the civil court's judgement, available at Gallica
Pougin (18 June 1893) p. 200
Walsh 1981, p. 318; review in Le Ménestrel vol. 32, no. 9 (29 January 1865), p. 67. Casaglia mistakenly places this premiere at the Salle Ventadour of the Théâtre-Italien.

Birth name and life dates are from Pierre (1900) p. 447. See also the Birth certificate of Jean-Vital Jammes. Pougin (18 June 1893) p. 200 and Vapereau (1870) p. 943 give his year of birth as 1827.
In several sources, his name is given as Jean-Vital-Ismaël Jammes, including Fétis and Pougin (1880) p. 13. According to Vapereau (1870) p. 943, his parents were Jewish: "de parents Israélites".
Élart 2004, p. 131.

Unless otherwise specified, this section is sourced from the obituary of Jean-Vital Jammes in Le Petit Provençal, June 1893 (see Commons:Category:Jean-Vital Jammes obituary Petit Provençal). The dates given are for Ismaël's first performance in the opera at the Grand-Théâtre.
Unless otherwise specified, this section is sourced from the obituary of Jean-Vital Jammes in Le Journal de Rouen (June 1893) (see Commons:Category:Jean-Vital Jammes obituary Le journal de Rouen)