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          I know I've used this piece before, but here is current organist Daniel Roth playing “Allegro” the opening movement to Charles-Marie Widor's 6th.

        1. I know I've used this piece before, but here is current organist Daniel Roth playing “Allegro” the opening movement to Charles-Marie Widor's 6th.
        2. Daniel Roth, titulaire organist, presented an excellent history of the organ.
        3. Daniel Roth was born on October 31 , in Mulhouse, France.
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          6. Daniel Roth was born on October 31 , in Mulhouse, France..

          Daniel Roth (organist)

          French organist

          For the writer, see Daniel Roth (writer).

          François Daniel Roth (born 31 October 1942) is a French organist, composer, musicologist, and pedagogue.

          He was titular organist of the Church of Saint-Sulpice, Paris, from 1985 to 2023, and is currently the emeritus titular organist.[1]

          Early life and education

          Roth was born in Mulhouse to René Roth and his wife Angèle (née Higelin).

          He began his musical training at the conservatoire in his hometown with Joseph Victor Meyer.

          As a student of Nicolas.

          In 1960, he entered the Conservatoire deParis, where he graduated with five first prizes—in organ and improvisation (1963, class of Rolande Falcinelli), harmony (1962, class of Maurice Duruflé), counterpoint and fugue (1963, class of Marcel Bitsch), and piano accompaniment (1970, class of Henriette Puig-Roget).

          He later continued his organ studies with Marie-Claire Alain after graduating from Falcinelli's class.

          Career

          Organist

          In 1963 Roth became Fal