Roland-Manuel

1891–1966 (age 75)

Biography

Roland-Manuel was a distinguished French composer and musicologist who made significant contributions to twentieth-century music. Born in 1891, he was known for his compositions and his scholarly work in music theory and analysis.

Roland-Manuel passed away in 1966 and was laid to rest in Père Lachaise Cemetery, where he is remembered as an important figure in French musical culture and composition.

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