The name of Léon Boëllmann is known to all organists above all because of his brilliant Toccata for the instrument, the final movement of a Suite gothique. Born in Alsace in 1862, he served as organist at the church of St. Vincent-de-Paul in Paris from 1881 until his early death in 1897.

Organ Music

In addition to the Toccata from the Suite gothique, Op. 25, the Douze Pièces (Twelve Pieces), Op. 16, and Heures mystiques, Opp. 29 & 30, are well enough known.

Art & Music: Cezanne - Music of His Time	AUSTIN, Michael: Organ Classics	BOELLMANN: Piano Quartet / Piano Trio
BOELLMANN: Suite gothique / PIERNE: 3 pieces / WIDOR: Organ Symphony No. 6	BRISTOL STANSHAWE BAND: Spectrum	FAGIUS, Hans: Organ Favourites
FAURE: Piano Music for Four Hands	FRENCH ORGAN MUSIC	French Organ Music
HAKIM, N.: Sakskobing Praeludier / Glenalmond Suite / Improvisation on Amazing Grace (Naji Hakim Plays the Organ of Glenalmond College)	IN MEMORIAM - MUSIC FOR SOLEMN OCCASIONS	MENDELSSOHN / BACH / SAINT-SAENS / BOELLMANN / LINDBERG / VIERNE: Organ Music
MUSIK TILL TROST	Organ Recital: Haas, Rosalinde - WIDOR / BOELLMANN / GIGOUT / DURUFLE / REGER, M. / HAAS, J. / HINDEMITH / FORTNER / KRAFT, W. / HENZE	Organ Showpieces
Requiem: Classical Music for Reflection and Meditation	ROMANTIC FRENCH ORGAN WORKS	ROMANTIC ORGAN MUSIC OF THE 19TH CENTURY