Jean-Pierre Leguay
Born with Dijon in 1939, Jean-Pierre Leguay is a Organiste, Compositeur and Improvisateur blind man. He studied in particular with André Marchal, Gaston Litaize, then with the Conservatoire of Paris with Simone Plé-Caussade (writing), Rolande Falcinelli (organ) and Olivier Messiaen ( composition).
After having occupied the titular station of Organist of the Large Organ of the Church Our-Lady-of-Fields in Paris of 1961 to 1984, Jean-Pierre Leguay is named in 1985 organist Co-holder of Large the Organ of the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris at the sides of Yves Devernay, Olivier Latry and Philippe Lefebvre, succeeding Pierre Cochereau.
From 1968 to 1989, he teaches the Orgue, the Improvisation and the history of the music to the National Academy of Area of Limoges. He is named in 1989 professor of Orgue and Improvisation individual and collective to the National Academy of Area of Dijon.
During several years, it was part-time lecturer of individual and collective improvisation in the Center of Liturgical and Musical Action and to the Academy Erik Satie of the 7th district in Paris.
Jean-Pierre Leguay continues a career of oganiste-concert performer, type-setter and improviser - to the organ, the piano and in formation.
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