Hi, thank you for listening and commenting. Much appreciated.

You must not know very many organists at all then. But thanks for your kind comment and for always listening.

Thanks, Alberto, for your generous comment.

Thanks for listening and commenting.

It's a wonderful instrument, Augustine, and I'm very happy to be able to play it. Thanks so much for all your efforts.

Hi, I really don't know where I got this. It was just a stray piece of music in my collection, and I have no idea where it came from. I had typeset it some time ago, but I seem to have misplaced that, too. So, I don't have any information about this.

My previous comment got deleted, maybe because there was an outside link? Anyway, according to Frederic Munoz (another organist on youtube who posted an interpretation of this piece as well), it's from "L'écho des chapelles", volume 2. It can be found on the website of the BNF (National Library of France). You can order a PDF, but they have to make it themselves by scanning the original document, so it's expensive (45 euros for the whole book as I saw). So, if I were you I would write to Frederic Munoz to see if he can send you a scan.

So true! Thanks for listening.

Thanks a lot for your kind comment. I'm very happy to hear that. Cheers.

Thank you, Alberto.

Thanks for your comment. Actually, it makes a big difference in quality of sound depending on how you listen. The Hauptwerk software and the modern sample sets are very good. You can really miss a lot of detail in the organ sounds if you don't have quality earphones or speakers. It makes a world of difference.

It certainly is reminiscent of Chopin. But having looked at a lot of funeral pieces, I think they all kind of follow a similar pattern: a march followed by a trio or interlude and back to the march. I quite like them actually. Thanks for listening and commenting.

Thank you for listening. Yes, the sheet music for this and other Bruneau pieces I play are freely available for download on IMSLP or the National Library of France. (I don't recall specifically from which I got this particular piece, however.)

@@thehalf-bakedorganist I can't find notes on IMSLP...🤷🏻‍♂️

@@karolwasilewski6528 Well, if it's not on IMSLP, then I must have found on the National Library of France website.

Thanks for your comment. I have to agree that there is a bit of a "Phantom of the Opera" like quality to the piece.

Thanks, Alberto.

Thanks for listening and commenting.

Sorry, my mistake. I think I downloaded this from the Bibliotheque nationale de France.

I agree. Thanks for listening and commenting.

Thanks so much for your kind comment. I'm glad your enjoying this music.

Thank you very much for your comment.

Thank you for your kind comment. I'm very glad you enjoyed the piece.

Thanks, Alberto. Much appreciated.

Thanks for commenting. It was a pleasant discovery for me, too. Never played any Battmann pieces before. I'll be uploading others soon, too.

I really like this piece, and I'm glad you liked it, too. Thanks.

Thanks for listening and commenting. Glad you liked it.

Thank you for listening and commenting.

Thanks for your continued support. I'm glad you liked it!

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@@thehalf-bakedorganist Thanks.

Thanks, Remi.

Thanks for listening and commenting. The Bungart collection has lots of great, short pieces. Well worth downloading.

Thanks, Alberto.

I downloaded this collection from IMSLP.org, I think. I'm not sure if this music is even in print any longer. It would be nice to have brand new, crisp sheet music for this because the online scanned music is not of high quality, unfortunately.

Thanks for your comment. I quite agree about Rinck. He composed many forgotten gems.

Yes. Agreed. Thanks for listening.

Thank you so much. Glad to have you on board.

Thank you, Alberto.

I'm very happy to hear that. I'm glad you're getting something out if it. Making these videos really helps me learn, too.

Thanks, Remi.

Hi, thank you for your kind comment; and thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

You're very welcome. Thank you for listening.

Thanks for commenting and listening. You're most welcome.

Thanks, Alberto.

Thanks so much for your comment. Glad you like it!

Thanks, Remi. Looking forward to hearing your rendition.

Thanks for listening and commenting.

I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for listening!

Thanks for listening and commenting.