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22: 122: 136: 90:, who was by then one of the most famous French keyboard composers. In 1695 Grigny married Marie-Magdeleine de France, daughter of a Parisian merchant. Apparently he returned to his hometown soon afterwards: the record of the birth of his first son indicates that de Grigny was already in Reims in 1696. The couple went on to produce six more children. 73:
in the parish of Saint-Pierre-Le-Vieil. The exact date of his birth is unknown; he was baptized on September 8. He was born into a family of musicians: his father, his grandfather, and his uncle, Robert, were organists at the
156: 78:, the Basilica of St. Pierre and St. Hilaire, respectively. Few details about his life are known, nothing at all about his formative years. Between 1693 and 1695 he served as organist of the abbey church of 184:. This was published by Christophe Ballard using the original plates prepared by Claude Roussel, its engraver, in 1699. The first modern edition, by Alexandre Guilmant, 1904, was based on the 1711 version. 191:
of the time, Grigny's publication contains no preface. The collection is in two parts: the first is a mass setting, the second comprises settings of five hymns for the principal feasts of the church year:
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in Paris. Grigny died prematurely in 1703, aged 31, shortly after accepting a job offer from Saint Symphorien, a parish church in Reims. His
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was reissued in 1711 through the efforts of his widow. The collection became known abroad: it was copied in 1713 by
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Hardouin, Pierre; Lescat, Philippe; Saint-Arroman, Jean; Tosi, Jean-Christophe (2001).
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Halbreich, Harry. Liner notes to: Nicolas de Grigny - Premier livre d'orgue,
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Nicolas de Grigny's only surviving music is a large volume of organ works,
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Includes partial discography and miscellaneous details about the composer
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By late 1697, Grigny was appointed titular organist of
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Notre-Dame de Reims
Domenico Quaglio the Younger
baptized
organist
composer
Reims
Reims Cathedral
Saint Denis
Paris
Nicolas Lebègue
Notre-Dame de Reims
Johann Sebastian Bach
Johann Gottfried Walther

Point d'Orgue
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Bibliothèque nationale de France
A solus ortus
pedal point
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