Paul Allix

Paul Allix (1888–1960 or 1974) was a French classical organist and composer.

Biography

Born in Paris, Paul Allix studied music at the Institut National des Jeunes Aveugles being himself blind. He worked the organ and music composition with Adolphe Marty and the piano with Maurice Blazy (1873–1933).[1] In 1909 he was appointed organist of the great organ of the Basilique Sainte-Trinité de Cherbourg where he invited several organists, including André Marchal in 1919. There he taught the piano.

Works

Paul Allix composed several pieces for piano, religious motets and some organ pieces:

  • Cor Jesu: motet
  • Sonate pascale (on the sequence Victimae paschali): sonata for organ.
  • Esquisses, five little pieces for piano
  • Enfantillages, six pieces for piano, annotated and fingered by Blanche Selva
  • Pages anciennes, eight pieces for piano, annotated and fingered by Blanche Selva
  • Berceuse et ronde, for piano
  • Au soir, for piano

References
  1. Maurice Blazy on Institut National des Jeunes Aveugles
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