Works and editions by Saint-Martin, Léonce de (1886-1954)
Léonce de Saint-Martin was born in Albi in south-west France in 1886. He became a substitute organist in the cathedral there at the age of 14. He initially trained as a lawyer and later studied organ and composition in Paris. His great talent was also recognised there; he soon became Louis Vierne's protégé and one of his substitutes at Notre Dame. When Vierne died, Saint-Martin took over his position - many said that he obtained it against Vierne's will. Although Saint-Martin retained the post until his death in 1954, he had been persona non grata in Paris' church music scene ever since. Saint-Martin left behind numerous expressive symphonic organ works, whic
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Parker Concerto Vierne Eros Satie Petite Gounod 20 Sinding Album de Lange Organ Toby Valse Wagner Organ Diverse Organ Missa Heures Mahler Symphony Schneider Pedal Schreker Eight Krause Renner jun. Te Bruch The Gerhardt Mahler Symphony Röntgen Six Parker Organ Diverse Organ de Lange Organ Parker Concerto Gerhardt Three Nowowiejski Hesse 36 easy Rachmaninow Renner jun. Lefébure-Wely Sweelinck Song Gounod 20 Neukomm Reinhard Second Ravel Cinq Haydn Missa Wick Three tone Bach Air from Rheinberger Diverse Organ Missa Mois de Boulanger Psalm Boulanger Pie Boulanger Three Hollins Theme Krause Stehle Saul
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