Adolphe Marty for Organ
Product Description
Entrée pour Noël (Noël); Caprice; Offertoire sur un Noël Provencal (Scherzetto); Pour la fête de Noël (Sortie); Angélus de soir (Meditation); Offertoire Tu es Petrus; Stabat Mater; Parce Domine; Vexilla regis prodeunt; La Réssurection (Poème sacré); 1st Sonata (La Pentecôtes)
Adolphe Marty (1865-1942), a student of César Franck, was the first blind student to compete with sighted students at the Paris Conservatory. His compositions are mostly a result of his long career as organiste titulaire at Saint-François-Xavier in Paris. Marie-Thérèse Jehan plays on the restored 1896 Cavaillé-Coll organ in Saint-Sever.
Adolphe Marty (1865-1942), a student of César Franck, was the first blind student to compete with sighted students at the Paris Conservatory. His compositions are mostly a result of his long career as organiste titulaire at Saint-François-Xavier in Paris. Marie-Thérèse Jehan plays on the restored 1896 Cavaillé-Coll organ in Saint-Sever.