French Masters of the Organ

A fascinating and remarkable account of the lives and work of great French organists of the romantic era. The author describes his early lessons, and evokes the feelings and reflections of working as a musician in the early twentieth century in Paris. He also describes in detail technical developments in organ building at the time of which these composers were masters.
This is a very readable volume for both the general reader and student of this particular period.

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French Masters of the Organ

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