Edouard Batiste
Edouard Batiste made his name as a teacher of solfège at the Paris Conservatory, and as such he must have taught Jules Grison as well.
He wrote a Petit solfège harmonique, as well as an instruction method for solfège for the conservatory.
He held the position of organiste titulaire at the Paris Eglise Saint-Eustache for more than twenty years and as such he was involved with the première of Berlioz' Te Deum.
His organ works became particularly popular in Britain. Like most nineteenth-century French church music, these works breathe the atmosphere of the theatrical opera style.
He wrote a Petit solfège harmonique, as well as an instruction method for solfège for the conservatory.
He held the position of organiste titulaire at the Paris Eglise Saint-Eustache for more than twenty years and as such he was involved with the première of Berlioz' Te Deum.
His organ works became particularly popular in Britain. Like most nineteenth-century French church music, these works breathe the atmosphere of the theatrical opera style.
Meditation
Naber-orgel Grote of St. Joriskerk, Amersfoor..
Naber-orgel, St. Joriskerk, Amersfoort