23 - Some important concert dates

pp 44-45

24 - The Paris musical salons

pp 46-46

25 - Dr. Étienne-Jules Marey

pp 47-48

26 - Marquise de Blocqueville, Ingres and Delacroix, the Bertins

pp 49-52

27 - Franck’s appointment to Sainte-Clotilde and his Conservatory organ class

pp 53-54

28 - Vincent d’Indy; the Schola Cantorum; Franck’s funeral

pp 55-56

29 - 1890: Widor’s organ class and Conservatory musings

pp 57-60

30 - Widor’s residences and some neighbors

pp 61-62

31 - 1894: Geneva, Third Symphony for Organ and Orchestra, op. 69

pp 63-64

32 - 1907: The Berlin Academy and the Sinfonia sacra

pp 65-65

33 - 1910: In Berlin with Kaiser Wilhelm II

pp 66-68

Part Three - The Great War and Important Initiatives (1914–37)

pp 69-70

34 - World War I and Maxim’s

pp 71-73

35 - The Schirmer Bach edition

pp 74-75

36 - 1914: Mr. Permanent Secretary; Debussy’s and Rodin’s nominations to the Institute

pp 76-76

37 - 1916: Spain, the Casa Velázquez, King Alfonso XIII

pp 77-79

38 - 1918: Paris towards the end of the War

pp 80-81

39 - Exhibition of French paintings in Madrid

pp 82-82

40 - The Dauphin’s organ

pp 83-83

41 - Théâtre de la Reine

pp 84-84

42 - 1919: Strasbourg, the Sinfonia sacra, Symphonie antique, and ancient themes

pp 85-85

43 - February 1919: Suite florentine, for Piano and Violin (or Flute)

pp 86-86

44 - March 1919: Queen Marie of Romania visits Paris

pp 87-87

45 - 1919: La Maison de l’Institut à Londres and London Victory Parades

pp 88-89

46 - Life at the Standishes

pp 90-90

47 - 1921: The American Conservatory at Fontainebleau

pp 91-92

48 - 1924: The plainsong restoration movement

pp 93-93

49 - 1926: Alfonso XIII and John D. Rockefeller, Associate Members of the Institut de France

pp 94-94

50 - 1928: The Leuven Library

pp 95-96