Jean-Philippe Rameau (Italian Wikipedia)

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Willi Apel, Music and Freemasonry, in Don Michael Randel (a cura di), The Harvard Dictionary of Music, Harvard University Press reference library, Harvard University Press, 28 novembre 2003, pp. 333-334, ISBN 9780674011632, OCLC 59288640. URL consultato il 14 settembre 2019.
«Masonic themes entered the public musical world as well. Several pièces de clavecin by François Couperin suggest masonic misteries in their titles. Stage works on masonic themes include the ballad The Generous Freemason (London, 1730), Rameau's Zoroastre (Paris, 1749), J.G. Naumann's Osiride (Dresden, 1781), and Mozart's Magic Flute (Vienna, 1791)…»

Fernando Palazzi, Dizionario degli aneddoti, Milano, Baldini & Castoldi, 2000, p. 357, SBN IT\ICCU\LO1\0526277.

Willi Apel, Music and Freemasonry, in Don Michael Randel (a cura di), The Harvard Dictionary of Music, Harvard University Press reference library, Harvard University Press, 28 novembre 2003, pp. 333-334, ISBN 9780674011632, OCLC 59288640. URL consultato il 14 settembre 2019.
«Masonic themes entered the public musical world as well. Several pièces de clavecin by François Couperin suggest masonic misteries in their titles. Stage works on masonic themes include the ballad The Generous Freemason (London, 1730), Rameau's Zoroastre (Paris, 1749), J.G. Naumann's Osiride (Dresden, 1781), and Mozart's Magic Flute (Vienna, 1791)…»