Composer

Jean Roger-Ducasse

French composer (1873–1954)

1873–1954

24 works and musical collections

Born: 1873
Died: 1954
Birthplace: Bordeaux
Place of death: Le Taillan-Médoc
Citizenship / historical state: France
Period (estimated from birth year): Modern

Biography

Jean Roger-Ducasse — French composer (1873–1954). Jean Roger-Ducasse was born in 1873 in Bordeaux. The recorded year of death is 1954; place of death: Le Taillan-Médoc. The biographical record lists citizenship or historical state as France.

Life and musical career

Occupations: composer; teacher
Education: Conservatoire de Paris
Teachers: Gabriel Fauré
Career institutions / employers: Conservatoire de Paris
Instruments played: piano; pipe organ
Genres: opera; Impressionism
Movements: classical music
Awards: Prix de Rome
Birth name: Jean Jules Aimable Roger Ducasse
Languages used: French
VIAF ID: 79742467
ISNI: 000000008397357X
GND ID: 12213124X
Library of Congress ID: n85210020
MusicBrainz ID: 1eba38b8-7056-47ae-9c07-d9e7b85142ee

Recorded in Wikidata. Affiliations may refer to earlier stages of the composer's career.

In this catalogue

Common listed instruments: Piano, Orchestra, Choir, Organ, Voice Soprano
Source entries with composition dates: 24

These details describe the indexed sheet music, including arrangements.

Catalogue

Sheet music catalogue

Instruments describe listed editions, including arrangements. Composition dates and keys appear where recorded; collection pages show their individual contents.

Works and musical collections with sheet music details
Title	Work details	Listed instruments	Sheet music
Pastorale	Year composed 1909	Organ	View sheet music Work & edition details
String Quartet No.1	Year composed 1900-09	See edition details	View sheet music Work & edition details
Arabesques	Year composed 1917, 1919	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details
Impromptu	Year composed 1921	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details
Petite suite	Year composed 1897	See edition details	View sheet music Work & edition details
Romance for cello and piano	Year composed 1918	See edition details	View sheet music Work & edition details
Sonorités	Year composed 1918-19	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details
Allegro appassionato	Year composed 1917	See edition details	View sheet music Work & edition details
Au jardin de Marguerite	Year composed 1901-5	Orchestra Choir	View sheet music Work & edition details
Barcarolles	Year composed 1906, 1920, 1921	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details
Chant de l'aube	Year composed 1921	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details
4 Etudes	Year composed 1915	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details
Marche française	Year composed 1916-20	Orchestra	View sheet music Work & edition details
Orphée	Year composed 1912-13	See edition details	View sheet music Work & edition details
Prélude d'un Ballet	Year composed 1910	Orchestra	View sheet music Work & edition details
6 Préludes	Year composed 1907	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details
Romance	Year composed 1923	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details
Rythmes	Year composed 1917	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details
Salve Regina	Year composed 1910	See edition details	View sheet music Work & edition details
String Quartet No. 2	Year composed 1912-53	See edition details	View sheet music Work & edition details
Ave, Regina C	Year composed 1911	See edition details	View sheet music Work & edition details
Chant de la Nativité	Year composed 1915	Voice Soprano	View sheet music Work & edition details
Esquisses	Year composed 1917	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details
Variations sur un choral	Year composed 1914–5	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details

Biographical record: Wikidata, matched on name and checked against dates held in the catalogue. The period label is an estimate from birth year. This short biography is assembled from the recorded facts. Authority record: VIAF 79742467. Portrait: Louis Roosen, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.