Romantic · Belgian

Alphonse Mailly

1833 to 1918

Belgian Romantic

Repertoire in dialogue

Portrait of Alphonse Mailly
Alphonse Mailly, portrait photographique, avant 1906
Image: Auteur inconnu, Wikimedia Commons, domaine public

Born in Brussels and a first-prize winner in organ at the Royal Conservatory in Christian Girschner’s class, Alphonse Mailly was organist of Notre-Dame du Finistère and, from 1869, of the Carmelite church; the same year he succeeded Lemmens as professor of organ at the Brussels Conservatory, where he taught until 1903. In 1858 Berlioz hailed him as one of the most learned virtuosos the modern art of the organ had produced.

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4 works, all available to listen to.

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