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Charles-Marie Widor (1844–1937) was a pivotal figure in French organ music and the development of the symphonic organ. A virtuoso pianist and organist, he served as the organist at the famed Saint-Sulpice in Paris for over half a century, shaping concert programming and expanding the organ repertoire. Widor’s influence extends beyond his performances; his compositions, especially his organ symphonies, remain staples in concert halls around the world. Whether you’re exploring early 20th-century French sacred music or the evolution of organ symphonies, Widor’s works offer a window into a transformative era of classical music.