Jean Catoire

French composer

Jean Catoire (1 April 1923 – 9 November 2005) was a French composer of contemporary classical music.

He studied with Olivier Messiaen and developed a personal style that was spiritual in outlook; in this regard his output is comparable to that of the Estonian composer Arvo Pärt. He was prolific, producing 604 opus numbers by 1996. The first recording of his music was released in 1999.

Pianist Nicolas Horvath is one of the leading interpreters of Catoire's music.

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Works

Interlude for Organ, op. 84 no. 1
Interlude for Organ, op. 84 no. 2
Interlude for Organ, op. 84 no. 3
Interludes for Organ, op. 84
Opus 145
Opus 312
Opus 312 : 1
Opus 312 : 10
Opus 312 : 11
Opus 312 : 12
Opus 312 : 13
Opus 312 : 14
Opus 312 : 15
Opus 312 : 16
Opus 312 : 17
Opus 312 : 18
Opus 312 : 19
Opus 312 : 2
Opus 312 : 20
Opus 312 : 21
Opus 312 : 22
Opus 312 : 23
Opus 312 : 24
Opus 312 : 25
Opus 312 : 26
Opus 312 : 3
Opus 312 : 4
Opus 312 : 5
Opus 312 : 6
Opus 312 : 7
Opus 312 : 8
Opus 312 : 9
Opus 318
Opus 319
Opus 320
Opus 321
Opus 322
Opus 410
Opus 410 : A
Opus 410 : B
Opus 410 : C
Opus 410 : D
Opus 420 : I
Opus 420 : II
Opus 420 : III
Opus 420 : IV
Requiem Antiphons, op. 195
Requiem Antiphons, op. 195: I
Requiem Antiphons, op. 195: II
Requiem Antiphons, op. 195: III
Requiem Antiphons, op. 195: IV
Requiem Antiphons, op. 195: V
Requiem Antiphons, op. 195: VI
Requiem, op. 573
Requiem, op. 573: Agnus Dei
Requiem, op. 573: Libera me
Requiem, op. 573: Lux aeterna
Requiem, op. 573: Offertorium
Requiem, op. 573: Requiem aeternam
Requiem, op. 573: Sanctus