Works and editions by Pierné, Paul (1874-1952)
Paul Pierné was born in Metz, Lorraine, in 1874. He took on organ duties in his home church as a teenager and later trained in church music and composition at the Paris Conservatoire. Later he was organist at St. Paul-St. Louis in Paris. As a composer, he covered almost all genres, and many of his chamber music works are still particularly well-known today. Paul Pierné was the cousin of the composer Gabriel Pierné.
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Gounod 20 Rachmaninow Parker Concerto Vierne Eros Sinding Album Mahler Symphony Renner jun. Te de Lange Organ Schneider Pedal Rheinberger Gerhardt Organ Parker Concerto Gounod 20 Röntgen Six Missa Mois de Hesse 36 easy Alcock 12 short Diverse Organ Lefébure-Wely Schreker Eight de Lange Organ Boulanger Psalm Satie Petite Renner jun. Sweelinck Song Mahler Symphony Krause Toby Valse Stehle Saul Fauré Cello Hollins Theme Diverse Organ Ravel Cinq Boulanger Pie Bach Air from Reinhard Second Wick Three tone Bruch The Missa Heures Krause Neukomm Boulanger Three Gerhardt Diverse Organ Gerhardt Three Nowowiejski
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