Daniel Roth (Organist)

Daniel François Roth ( born October 31, 1942 in Mulhouse, Haut-Rhin ) is a French composer, organist and music teacher.

Life

Daniel Roth began his education at the Conservatoire of his native city of Mulhouse in Alsace. In 1960 he entered the Conservatoire de Paris, where he was awarded five first prizes. Among his teachers were, among others, Maurice Duruflé and Rolande Falcinelli. After completing his studies in Paris, he prepared himself with Marie- Claire Alain at international competitions before, of which he won five major, including the prestigious Grand Prix de Chartres in organ playing and improvisation in 1971. Thereafter, his international career began as a concert organist, improviser and educator.

In 1963 he became deputy his teacher Rolande Falcinelli at the Basilique du Sacré -Cœur Basilica in Paris, which he succeeded in 1973 as organist. 1985 Roth was appointed titular organist at St -Sulpice de Paris.

From 1974 to 1976 Daniel Roth Artist in Residence at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception and organ professor at the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC After professorships at the conservatories of Marseille (1973-1979) and Strasbourg (1979-1988) and the University of Music Saarland in Saarbrücken (1988-1995), he taught from 1995-2007 artistic organ playing and improvisation at the University of Music and Performing Arts Frankfurt am Main. He was also Artistic Advisor for the construction of the concert hall organ by Karl Schuke at the Philharmonie Luxembourg, whose inauguration he played in 2005.

Daniel Roth was appointed Chevalier de la Légion d' Honneur and Officier de l' Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. Moreover awarded the "Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Organists ' and in 2006 he received the Prize of the European church music in Schwäbisch Gmünd.

Among his four children include the flutist and conductor François -Xavier Roth and violist Vincent Roth.

Compositions

Organ Solo

  • Cinq sur Versets " Veni creator " for positive organ without pedal (in L' organiste liturgique n ° 53 Paris: Éditions Schola Cantorum )
  • Évocation de la Pentecôte (composed in 1979 Paris. Leduc, 1979/revidiert 1996, unpublished)
  • Final Te Deum (composed 1981 Kassel. Barenreiter, 1993)
  • Joie, Douleur et Gloire de Marie (composed in 1990 London. Novello, 1990)
  • Hommage à César Franck (composed in 1990 Paris. Leduc, 1993)
  • Après une Lecture ... (composed 1993 In: . 1er d' oeuvres pour orgue recueil Paris. Éditions Billaudot, 1993)
  • Pour la nuit de Noël (composed in 1993 Paris. Leduc, 1993): Prélude " Veni, veni Emmanuel "
  • Communion
  • Postlude
  • Prélude
  • Andante
  • Toccata

Organ four hands

  • Diptyque (2009, unpublished): andante
  • Allegro giocoso

Chamber Music

  • Ain Karim; Fantasy for Flute and Organ ( Mainz: Schott, 1998)
  • Legend for Oboe and Piano ( Paris: Éditions Billaudot)

Choral works

  • Ave Maria for four equal voices a cappella ( Sampzon: Delatour France )
  • In manus tuas Domine for four mixtures Voices a cappella (St. Augustine: Butz -Verlag)
  • Regina Caeli for mixtures Voices a cappella ( Sampzon: Delatour France )
  • Reine du ciel a cappella ( Strasbourg: Éditions Caecilia, 1977)
  • Notre Père a capella ( Strasbourg: Éditions Caecilia, 1977)
  • Fair brève - Missa Brevis for mixed choir and organ (Mainz: Schott, 2001):
  • In manus tuas for four-part chorus and organ ad lib mixtures. (St. Augustine: Butz -Verlag)
  • Ego sum panis for mixed choir and organ ( St. Augustine: Butz -Verlag)
  • Missa de archangelis for mixed choir and organ ( Sampzon: Delatour France ):
  • Dignare me O Jesus for soloists, choir and organ mixtures ( Sampzon: Delatour France )
  • Be witnesses! for soloists, choir and organ mixtures ( Mainz: Schott)

Orchestra

  • Light in the Dark for organ, piano and orchestra: I. L' Espérance ( Poem for Orchestra ) (Mainz: Schott, 2005)
  • II L'Amour ( for organ, piano and orchestra) ( unpublished)
  • III. La Joie ( Fantaisie for organ, piano and orchestra) (Mainz: Schott, 2007)

Orgeltranskriptionen

  • César Franck: Interlude symphonique from the oratorio Rédemption (Kassel: Barenreiter, 1996)
  • Camille Saint- Saëns: Scherzo from the Six Duos for Harmonium and Piano, Op 8 (Paris: Éditions Jobert )
  • César Franck: Symphony in D Minor for Orchestra; Processing according to the version of the composer for piano for four hands ( unpublished)

Bibliography

  • Roth, Daniel. Le Grand- Orgue Cavaillé -Coll, Mutin de la Basilique du Sacré- Cœur de Montmartre in Paris. La Flûte harmonique: Publication de l' association A. Cavaillé- Coll, Numéro spécial 1985.
  • Roth, Daniel, and Günter charge. The Cavaillé -Coll organ Mutin the Sacré- Coeur in Paris. Langen bei Bregenz: Günter charging, 1992 ISBN 3-9500017-2-7. .
  • Hommage à Daniel Roth. An artist portrait. Sulz am Neckar. ORGANpromotion, 2007 OP 6002 (DVD & CD).
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