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*1896 entered the Paris Conservatory, studying organ under Alexandre Guilmant. | *1896 entered the Paris Conservatory, studying organ under Alexandre Guilmant. | ||
*1900 won first prize in organ | *1900 won first prize in organ | ||
*1892-1912 gave | *1892-1912 gave "Concerts Historiques" at the Schola Cantorum, during which he revived a wide variety of both classical and modern organ literature. | ||
*1897-1903 choirmaster and organist at Notre Dame de la Gare. | *1897-1903 choirmaster and organist at Notre Dame de la Gare. | ||
*1902-1914 professor of piano at the Schola Cantorum in Paris. | *1902-1914 professor of piano at the Schola Cantorum in Paris. | ||
*1903-1906 organist at Saint Louis d'Antin. | *1903-1906 organist at Saint Louis d'Antin. | ||
*1907-1950 organist and choirmaster at St. Ferdinand des Ternes. | *1907-1950 organist and choirmaster at St. Ferdinand des Ternes. | ||
*1909 composed "Les Heures Bourguignonnes." | |||
*1950 died | *1950 died | ||
Latest revision as of 03:16, 2 October 2014
Synopsis
French organist, improviser, and composer
- 1877 born in Paris
- full name is Georges Armand Paul Jacob
- 1896 entered the Paris Conservatory, studying organ under Alexandre Guilmant.
- 1900 won first prize in organ
- 1892-1912 gave "Concerts Historiques" at the Schola Cantorum, during which he revived a wide variety of both classical and modern organ literature.
- 1897-1903 choirmaster and organist at Notre Dame de la Gare.
- 1902-1914 professor of piano at the Schola Cantorum in Paris.
- 1903-1906 organist at Saint Louis d'Antin.
- 1907-1950 organist and choirmaster at St. Ferdinand des Ternes.
- 1909 composed "Les Heures Bourguignonnes."
- 1950 died
For details, see the German Wikipedia article at http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_Jacob_(Organist)
List of Organ Works
| Opus | Title | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Op. ?? | Prelude et Funebre Variation | 1906 |
| Op. ?? | Organ Symphony in E minor | 1907 |
| Op. ?? | Quatre Morceaux pour l'orgue | 1909 |
| Op. ?? | Douze Pieces pour Orgue-Grand | 1909 |
| Op. ?? | Pastorale "Les Heures Bourguignonnes" | 1909 |
| Op. ?? | Entree de Mariage | 1911 |
| Op. ?? | 1ère Suite religieuse | 1911 |
| Op. ?? | 2e Suite religieuse | 1911 |
| Op. ?? | Impressions dominicales | 1916 |
| Op. ?? | Exercices pour grand orgue | year |
| Op. ?? | Livre d'orgue (organ-book) | year |
| Op. ?? | Title | year |
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