École Niedermeyer de Paris

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École Niedermeyer de Paris was a renowned 19th-century French music school specializing in church and classical music training, attended by notable composers such as Gabriel Fauré.

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École Niedermeyer de Paris canonical 2
École Niedermeyer 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French school
educational institution
music school
alsoKnownAs École Niedermeyer
École de musique religieuse et classique
city Paris
country France
curriculum choral conducting
composition
counterpoint
harmony
organ performance
dissolved early 20th century
educationalLevel advanced music training
fieldOfStudy music
focus liturgical music
training of choirmasters
training of church organists
foundedBy Louis Niedermeyer
historicalPeriod 19th century
inception 1853
influenced French church music
French organ tradition
languageOfInstruction French
locatedIn Paris
namedAfter Louis Niedermeyer
notableAlumnus André Messager
Camille Saint-Saëns
Gabriel Fauré
notableStudent Albert Périlhou
Alexandre Guilmant
André Messager
Camille Saint-Saëns
Charles-Marie Widor
Eugène Gigout
Gabriel Fauré
Henri Büsser
Paul Paray
Théodore Dubois
region Île-de-France
reputation renowned for sacred music education
specializedIn church music
classical music
typeOfInstitution private school

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Gabriel Fauré educatedAt École Niedermeyer de Paris
École Niedermeyer de Paris alsoKnownAs École Niedermeyer
linked to: École Niedermeyer de Paris
André Messager educatedAt École Niedermeyer de Paris