Talk:Martin Jean

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I would like to contest the deletion of this article. Martin Jean is a well-respected professor of organ music at one of the most respected organ programs in the country. He is notable for his recordings of the symphonies of Vierne, and for his renown and skill as a concert organist and a teacher. Random Pipings (talk) 17:41, 27 December 2007 (UTC)Random Pipings