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Armand Gouffé (22 March 1775 – 19 October 1845) was a 19th-century French poet, chansonnier, goguettier and vaudevillist.

Armand Gouffé
Born22 March 1775
Paris
Died19 October 1845(1845-10-19) (aged 70)
Other namesPlaywright, chansonnier

Career


Hired as an employee in the Finance Ministry, he became chief deputy. Afflicted with a delicate health and inclined to sadness, he was nevertheless one of the most joyful poets of his time, singing the wine he could not drink and brightening his refrains with names of desserts which his stomach almost forbade him to touch. The ease of his verse had him nicknamed "the Panard of the XIXth ".

Gouffé was one of the first members of the dîners du Vaudeville. In 1806, with Pierre Capelle, he revived the defunct Caveau, by creating the Caveau moderne. This new goguette would exist until 1817.

He was a predecessor of Désaugiers and Béranger. Several of his songs were long popular as that which has for title and chorus Plus on est de fous, plus on rit.

He occasionally collaborated with the Journal des dames et des modes between 1800 and 1814[1]


Works


Theatre
Songs and poems
Varia

Sources



References


  1. Annemarie Kleinert (2001). Le Journal des dames et des modes ou La Conquête de l'Europe féminine. Stuttgart: Jan Thorbecke Verlag., p. 323





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