Modern · French

Henri Mulet

1878 to 1967

French Symphonic

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Portrait of Henri Mulet
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A pupil of Guilmant and Widor, Henri Mulet was organist at several Parisian churches, including Saint-Roch and Saint-Philippe-du-Roule (1922-1937), and taught at the École Niedermeyer and the Schola Cantorum. His "Esquisses byzantines" (1914-1919), with their final toccata "Tu es Petra," and his "Carillon-Sortie" remain his most frequently played works. In 1937 he burned his manuscripts and withdrew to Draguignan, where he played the organ of Saint-Michel until 1958.

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1 work, available to listen to.

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  • Esquisses byzantines - Tu es Petra (toccata)

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