Charles Piroye
Born: ca. 1688, Paris (France)
Died: ca. 1730, Paris (France)
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He was a pupil of the great Lully and became a well-known Paris organist in several churches during the 1700’s.
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Musiques Francaises D’Orgue
from: Forlane
Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0723722267222
Label: Forlane
Manufacturer: Forlane
Publisher: Forlane
Release Date: November 20, 1995
Studio: Forlane
Disc 1:- Fugue 12eme in D
- Ste Du 'Quatrieme' Ton Du Premier Livre D'Orgue
- Chacone in g
- Sarabande And Canon in d
- Fant in g
- Gloria De La 'Messe Solennelle A L'Usage Des Paroisses'
- Hymne 'Ave Maris Stella'
- Fond D'Orgue Du 4eme Ton
- Dialogue in C
- Dialogue De Hautbois Et De Chromhorne
- La Beatitude
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