Léon Jongen (2 March 1884 – 18 November 1969) was a Belgian composer and organist. He was born in Liège, on March 2, 1884. His father Alphonse had an...

where his parents had moved from Flanders. He was the elder brother of Léon Jongen. On the strength of his precocity for music, he was admitted to the Liège...

organist, composer, and music educator Léon Jongen (1884–1969), Belgian composer and organist, brother of Joseph Marc Jongen (born 1968), German politician Jørgen...

Nadia Boulanger Marcel Cuvelier (chairman) Sem Dresden Camargo Guarnieri Léon Jongen Gian Francesco Malipiero Frank Martin Aloys Mooser Andrzej Panufnik Marcel...

Brussels; a post he remained in until 1925 when he was succeeded by Joseph Jongen. As a composer, Du Bois was heavily influenced by Richard Wagner and followed...

included Fox's unique interpretation of works by Bach, Handel, Fibich and Léon Jongen. In 1965, Fox left Riverside Church to devote himself to concertizing...

François-Auguste Gevaert 1908–1912: Edgar Tinel 1912–1925: Léon Du Bois 1925–1939: Joseph Jongen 1939–1949: Léon Jongen 1949–1966: Marcel Poot 1966–1973: Camille Schmit...

for the competition. The jury consisted of: Angèle Guller, David Bee, Léon Jongen, Jean Omer, Peter Packay, Jaap Streefkerk, Robert Wasmuth, and René Hénoumont [fr]...

1943. Among his teachers at the Conservatory were Raymond Moulaert and Léon Jongen. A continued his studies with Jean Absil, and won the Belgian Prix de...

music 1893: Joseph Vander Meulen, music 1895: Nicolas Daneau, music 1899: Léon Henry, music 1899: Albert Dupuis, music 1904: Joe English, painting 1907:...