Intime Christopher Jacobson

• 1Comme Un Interdit03:18
• 2Les Mots Bleus05:14
• 3J'l'ai Pas Touchée03:28
• 4Aline03:36
• 5Les Paradis Perdus03:24
• 6Les Marionnettes03:11
• 7Parle-Lui03:11
• 8La Non-Demande En Mariage04:07
• 9La Dolce Vita05:08
• 10Señorita03:21
• 11Emporte-Moi05:01
• 12La Petite Fille Du Soleil03:27
• 13Alcaline04:42
• 14Lita05:29
• Total Runtime56:37

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Seit fünf Jahrzehnten setzt Christopher seine außerirdischen Stimme Lieder unwirklicher Schönheit. Seine Lieder, manchmal naiv, manchmal surreal, haben im Laufe der Zeit bis zu dem Punkt, dass der Autor hat sich zu einem Symbol des Französisch Song gereist. Wie eine Handvoll Volksvertreter (Gainsbourg, Polnareff, Bashung), hat Christophe immer die Öffentlichkeit und unterirdischen Fauna mal größer berührt.

Christophe, piano, guitars

Christopher Jacobson
was recently appointed Organist of Duke Chapel at Duke University. He was previously the Associate Organist and Choirmaster at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Columbia, South Carolina where he assisted in directing and training the cathedral choirs and played for weekly Eucharist and Evensong liturgies. Mr. Jacobson also served on the faculty as instructor of organ at the University of South Carolina’s School of Music. Prior to his appointment at Trinity Cathedral he was Assistant Organist and Assistant Director of Music at Washington National Cathedral.

As a soloist Mr. Jacobson has presented organ recitals across North America, Europe, and Australia. He has won prizes in numerous organ competitions including the National Young Artist Competition (NYACOP), the Miami International Organ Competition, and first prize in the American Guild of Organists/Quimby Region VI Competition for Young Organists and the John R. Rodland Competition in church music. As an accompanist he has accompanied choirs in residencies and tours to Saint Thomas Church, New York City, Wells Cathedral, Canterbury Cathedral, Durham Cathedral in England, the American Cathedral in Paris, and the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi in Italy. He has also served as accompanist for many RSCM summer courses across the country. An active continuo artist Mr. Jacobson appears regularly with the early music ensemble, Three Notch’d Road and the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra.

Mr. Jacobson holds the Master of Music degree in Organ Performance and the Sacred Music Diploma from the Eastman School of Music as well as the Associate diploma from the American Guild of Organists. At Eastman he studied organ with David Higgs, and improvisation and continuo with William Porter. Mr. Jacobson received the Bachelor of Music degree with distinction in Organ Performance from St. Olaf College where he studied with John Ferguson and Catherine Rodland. He is a graduate of Woodberry Forest where he began his organ study with French organist Yvaine Duisit, and the American Boychoir School as a treble chorister under James Litton.

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