"Nicolas DeGrigny: Tierce en taille" genre: Baroque
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	The fourth part of the Gloria from Organ Mass IV, this exquisitely expressive solo in the tenor voice is a jewel of the French Barioque by a composer who lived only 31 years.
	Credits: Brett Miles for Grace Lutheran Casavant samples; Martin Dyde for Hauptwerk Virtual Pipe Organ
	Story Behind the Song Grigny was organist at the Paris Abby of St. Denis from 1693 to 1695. After 1697 he was organist at Notre Dame, in Reims, where he took over the duties of his father. Not a prolific composer, Grigny is remembered today for his "Pièces d'orgue" (posthumous, 1711), a profound and stirring collection of hymns for the organ. Johann Sebastian Bach handcopied this work as a youth.

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