Jean-Jacques Grunenwald

1911–1982 (age 71)

organist and composer

Biography

Jean-Jacques Grunenwald brought the organ pipes to life with luminous touch, serving both liturgical gatherings and concert audiences with music that married discipline and devotion.

As a composer he expanded the instrument's palette with melodies that linger in the air, and his artistic presence is fondly recalled by those who listened to his performances and teachings.

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