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Cinquieme Ton Grand Dialogue A Quatre Cheurs by Michel Chapuis
Michel Chapuis
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Michel Chapuis 15 January 1930 – 12 November 2017 Was A French Classical Organist And Pedagogue. He Is Especially Known As An Interpreter Of The French And The German Baroque Masters And He Was Dedicated To Historically Informed Performances. Chapuis Was Born In Dole Jura France And Had His Early Training There On The Organ Of The Cathedral Of Dole. In 1943 He Studied The Piano With Émile Poillot In Dijon. In 1945 Came His First Serious Study Of The Organ With Jeanne Marguillard Organist Of The Besançon Cathedral. He Then Studied At The École César Franck In Paris Under René Mahlherbe Composition And Édouard Souberbielle Organ . He Had Further Studies With Marcel Dupré At The Conservatoire De Paris And Won Prizes In Organ And Improvisation In 1951 The Prix Périlhou Et Guilmant . Chapuis Was Organist For The Paris Churches Of St. Germain L'Auxerrois 1951-54 And St. Nicolas Des Champs 1954-72 Accompanied At Notre Dame 1955-64 And Was Titular Organist Of St. Séverin From 1964. He Also Toured Widely As A Concert Artist. From 1956-79 He Was Professor At The Conservatoire De Strasbourg 1979-86 At The Besançon Conservatoire And 1986-95 At The Paris Conservatoire. In 1996-2010 He Was Organist At The Versailles Royal Chapel. He Has Performed Every Surviving Piece Of French Organ Music From The 17th And 18th Centuries On The Cliquot Organ Of St. Nicolas Des Champs. He Has Produced Numerous Recordings Matching Early Repertoire To Historic Instruments. His Important Recordings Include The Complete Organ Works Of Johann Sebastian Bach 1966 Considered By Many As One Of The Best Recordings Of This Oeuvre. Michel Chapuis Has Been In The Forefront In France In His Efforts To Restore And Build Organs.
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Biography - Michel Chapuis
Michel Chapuis 15 January 1930 – 12 November 2017 Was A French Classical Organist And Pedagogue. He Is Especially Known As An Interpreter Of The French And The German Baroque Masters And He Was Dedicated To Historically Informed Performances. Chapuis Was Born In Dole Jura France And Had His Early Training There On The Organ Of The Cathedral Of Dole. In 1943 He Studied The Piano With Émile Poillot In Dijon. In 1945 Came His First Serious Study Of The Organ With Jeanne Marguillard Organist Of The Besançon Cathedral. He Then Studied At The École César Franck In Paris Under René Mahlherbe Composition And Édouard Souberbielle Organ . He Had Further Studies With Marcel Dupré At The Conservatoire De Paris And Won Prizes In Organ And Improvisation In 1951 The Prix Périlhou Et Guilmant . Chapuis Was Organist For The Paris Churches Of St. Germain L'Auxerrois 1951-54 And St. Nicolas Des Champs 1954-72 Accompanied At Notre Dame 1955-64 And Was Titular Organist Of St. Séverin From 1964. He Also Toured Widely As A Concert Artist. From 1956-79 He Was Professor At The Conservatoire De Strasbourg 1979-86 At The Besançon Conservatoire And 1986-95 At The Paris Conservatoire. In 1996-2010 He Was Organist At The Versailles Royal Chapel. He Has Performed Every Surviving Piece Of French Organ Music From The 17th And 18th Centuries On The Cliquot Organ Of St. Nicolas Des Champs. He Has Produced Numerous Recordings Matching Early Repertoire To Historic Instruments. His Important Recordings Include The Complete Organ Works Of Johann Sebastian Bach 1966 Considered By Many As One Of The Best Recordings Of This Oeuvre. Michel Chapuis Has Been In The Forefront In France In His Efforts To Restore And Build Organs.
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