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	Belgian composer, bassoonist and conductor (b. 9 November 1835 in Liège; d. 20 March 1911 in Liège).		Belgian composer, bassoonist and conductor (b. 9 November 1835 {{NS}} in Liège; d. 20 March 1911 {{NS}} in Liège).

	Radoux was appointed bassoon professor at the Liège Conservatory in 1856, and in 1872 he became the conservatory's director — a post that he would hold until his death almost forty years later. Towards the end of 1887, he wrote to Tchaikovsky to tell him how impressed he was by the [[Symphony No. 1]] and that he intended to acquaint the public at Liège with this work. A letter to Tchaikovsky from his French publisher [[Félix Mackar]] on 22 January 1888 {{NS}}, however, refers instead to the [[Symphony No. 2]] as having been recently conducted by Radoux at the Liège Conservatory <ref name="note1"/>.		Radoux was appointed bassoon professor at the Liège Conservatory in 1856, and in 1872 he became the conservatory's director — a post that he would hold until his death almost forty years later. Towards the end of 1887, he wrote to Tchaikovsky to tell him how impressed he was by the [[Symphony No. 1]] and that he intended to acquaint the public at Liège with this work. A letter to Tchaikovsky from his French publisher [[Félix Mackar]] on 22 January 1888 {{NS}}, however, refers instead to the [[Symphony No. 2]] as having been recently conducted by Radoux at the Liège Conservatory <ref name="note1"/>.
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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	* [[wikipedia:Jean-Théodore Radoux\|Wikipedia]]		* [[wikipedia:Jean-Théodore Radoux\|Wikipedia]]
			* {{IMSLP\|Radoux,_Jean_Théodore}}
			* {{viaf\|44507222}}

	==Notes and References==		==Notes and References==
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	Belgian composer, bassoonist and conductor (b. 9 November 1835 in Liège; d. 20 March 1911 in Liège).		Belgian composer, bassoonist and conductor (b. 9 November 1835 in Liège; d. 20 March 1911 in Liège).

	Radoux was appointed bassoon professor at the Liège Conservatory in 1856, and in 1872 he became the conservatory's director — a post that he would hold until his death almost forty years later. Towards the end of 1887 he wrote to Tchaikovsky to tell him how impressed he was by the [[Symphony No. 1]] and that he intended to acquaint the public at Liège with this work. A letter to Tchaikovsky from his French publisher [[Félix Mackar]] on 22 January 1888 {{NS}}, however, refers instead to the [[Symphony No. 2]] as having been recently conducted by Radoux at the Liège Conservatory <ref name="note1"/>.		Radoux was appointed bassoon professor at the Liège Conservatory in 1856, and in 1872 he became the conservatory's director — a post that he would hold until his death almost forty years later. Towards the end of 1887, he wrote to Tchaikovsky to tell him how impressed he was by the [[Symphony No. 1]] and that he intended to acquaint the public at Liège with this work. A letter to Tchaikovsky from his French publisher [[Félix Mackar]] on 22 January 1888 {{NS}}, however, refers instead to the [[Symphony No. 2]] as having been recently conducted by Radoux at the Liège Conservatory <ref name="note1"/>.

	==Correspondence with Tchaikovsky==		==Correspondence with Tchaikovsky==

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{{picture|file=Jean-Théodore Radoux.jpg|caption='''Jean-Théodore Radoux''' (1835-1911)}}
Belgian composer, bassoonist and conductor (b. 9 November 1835 in Liège; d. 20 March 1911 in Liège).

Radoux was appointed bassoon professor at the Liège Conservatory in 1856, and in 1872 he became the conservatory's director — a post that he would hold until his death almost forty years later. Towards the end of 1887 he wrote to Tchaikovsky to tell him how impressed he was by the [[Symphony No. 1]] and that he intended to acquaint the public at Liège with this work. A letter to Tchaikovsky from his French publisher [[Félix Mackar]] on 22 January 1888 {{NS}}, however, refers instead to the [[Symphony No. 2]] as having been recently conducted by Radoux at the Liège Conservatory <ref name="note1"/>.

==Correspondence with Tchaikovsky==
One letter from Tchaikovsky to Jean-Théodore Radoux has survived, dating from 1887, and has been translated into English on this website:
* '''[[Letter 3433a]]''' – 11/23 December 1887, from [[Saint Petersburg]].

==Bibliography==
* {{bib|2012/22}} (2012)

==External Links==
* [[wikipedia:Jean-Théodore Radoux|Wikipedia]]

==Notes and References==
<references>
<ref name="note1">[[Mackar]]'s letter to Tchaikovsky is included (in Russian translation) in {{bib|1970/6|Чайковский и зарубежные музыканты}} (1970), p. 157. It may be that the number of the symphony has been given incorrectly there.</ref>
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[[Category:People|Radoux, Jean Theodore]]
[[Category:Composers|Radoux, Jean Theodore]]
[[Category:Conductors|Radoux, Jean Theodore]]
[[Category:Correspondents|Radoux, Jean Theodore]]