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Maurice Gustave Duruflé [1] ( French: [dyʁyfle]; 11 January 1902 – 16 June 1986) was a French composer, organist, musicologist, and teacher. Life and career. Duruflé was born in Louviers, Eure in 1902.
A comprehensive biography of the French organist and composer Maurice Duruflé (1902-86), who blended plainsong and modern harmonies in his works. Learn about his musical training, career, influences, and legacy from the author's research and interviews.
Maurice Duruflé, né à Louviers ( Eure) le 11 janvier 1902 1 et mort à Louveciennes le 16 juin 1986 2, est un organiste et compositeur français . Biographie. Plaque commémorative au 6, place du Panthéon ( Paris ), où il vécut avec son épouse Marie-Madeleine.
Maurice Duruflé - Requiem, Op.9 (1947)1:06 I. Introit4:48 II. Kyrie8:40 III. Domine Jesu Christe18:13 IV. Sanctus21:29 V. Pie Jesu25:16 VI. Agnus Dei29:12 VI...
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Jul 23, 2007 · The Debussy of the organ, Maurice Duruflé, by the mid-20th century contributed to the musical world organ works that define Impressionistic virtuosity—and its most notable Gregorian-based Requiem, with an Impressionistic orchestral accompaniment.
A biography of the French organist and composer Maurice Duruflé, who was influenced by the Roman Catholic liturgy, choral music, and architectural heritage. Read excerpts from the book that explore his life, career, and compositions.
Among the greatest organists of the twentieth century, Maurice Duruflé was also the eminent composer of some of the most sublime repertoire ever composed for organ, orchestra, and choir. He was a teacher, a recitalist, a virtuosic improviser of impeccable pedigree, and a man of the church.
