Biography of Charles-Marie Widor (1844-1937)
21.02.1844
Born in Lyon
Studies with Lemmens and Fetis in Brussels and with Rossini in Paris
1870
Organist at St. Sulpice in Paris with support of Gounod und Saint-Saens (for 64 years)
1891
Lectorship for organ at the Paris conservatory following his teacher Cesar Franck
1905
1912
Publishs a complete edition of Bachs organ works together with Albert Schweitzer
12.03.1937
Dies in Paris
Guest conductor at the Concerts Colonne and start of a friendship with Barrere
Further information/Sources:
- → Noten von Widor auf imslp.org
- → CDs by/of Charles-Marie Widor bei JPC (mit Hörproben)
- → Music by/with Charles-Marie Widor at amazon.de
CDs with/from Charles-Marie Widor
Michel Debost, Christian Ivaldi
- Moderato (04:02:00)
- Scherzo (02:38:00)
- Romance (04:28:00)
- Final (05:30:00)
- Allegro (06:40:00)
- Intermezzo Allegretto vivace (03:45:00)
- Andante tranquillo (03:26:00)
- Finale (05:35:00)
- Modere (04:35:00)
- Lent (03:54:00)
- Allegro moderato (06:17:00)
- Sigfrid Karg-Elert: Sonata Appassionata (04:21:00)
- Gabriel Fauré: Morceau de Concours - Adagio non troppo (02:45:00)
Charles-Marie Widor: Suite op. 34:
Carl Reinecke: Sonate "Undine" opus 167:
Philippe Gaubert: Sonate:
Literature von/über Charles-Marie Widor
- Flöteninstrumente und ihre Baugeschichte - Spielpraxis - Komponisten und ihre Werke - Interpreten1. edition Laaber: Laaber-Verlag,2009. - ISBN: 978-3-89007-545-7
- Tonger, P. J.: Conversations-Lexikon der TonkunstBeilage der Neuen MusikzeitungKöln: Wilhelm Hassel,1910.
Last edit 22.03.2014