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Nice homage to Cochereau at the end of the small improvisation...

The master! What a stirring improvisation.

The master!

The master!

The master! Saw him perform twice last month in two different states. Worth every bit of the trouble.

Very nice audio for a 2008 recording thanks I am also a fan of Olivier Latry

So good but man I wish it was clearer! Are there any good cds of tournemire on the notre dame organ?

I love the sound of this amazing organ. ♥️ and I hope the organ is ok

magnifique

Very magnificent music, organ and playing. Merci beaucoup!

After listening versions performed by plenty of organists even Widor himself or Cauchereau, it's so obvious Latry really owns it the best.

Same beginning as Prokovieff Toccata haha

Nice smooth transition into the hymn. Wonderful and meaningful improvisation. Bravo!

Geistesblitz um 3:35

great improvisation, splendid organist.

Very good ! have a look at this one please !!! :) watch?v=5xmHT6ovroM

I was privileged to hear Mr. Latry play in concert, including improvisation - what talent! I love his interpretation of this piece.

Awesome recording. But Notre Dame is so bloody crammed with clueless tourists. About as ridiculous as Westminster Abbey or Canterbury Cathedral. Saint Sulpice or Saint Eustache are far preferable, and if you're in the UK, visit Hereford Cathedral or Beverley Minster if you wish to have a moment away -and some silence- from the throngs.

@benjaminlathbury no, they don't appreciate good music.

@Tritimium I think you're got it... My guess is this: LH voix celestes, RH flutes 8 principal 8, RF sesq (or clarinet?), LF soft 16' w celestes coupled......all a wild guess.. nevertheless, a very striking improv from Olivier :)

Notre Dame Sunday High Mass - the organ has a terrific sound for anyone with any feeling, a knee and tear jerker. This Widor the correct speed, not like the awful jet speed of Diane Bish.

ThePipeorganman's comment is ridiculous. I"ve been in Notre Dame and have heard this incredible organ, and it sounds wonderful. Why do people like to fashion themselves as snobs to sound intelligent?

@OlivierLatryFan ... getaway from those awful priests

waw

I am sorry to say this after working on over 20 pipe organs in my life Cavaillé-Coll made there instruments so they would never half to be restored if they just left it alone it would of never had to have been worked on. Look and St.Sulpice it still has its original console and it will always have it. There's a quote "if its not broke don't fix it. Unfortunately they have completely destroyed the original sound of this wonderful pipe organ today it sounds like crap.

Heerlijke mystieke muziek van CHARLES TOURNEMIRE. Ga zo door Olivier Latry, grote klasse!

6 people's speakers are broken...

@mancman4bkk no i havnt heard it but now i have, it interesting to ear what people like you have to say never the less

@mancman4bkk can we cut the religion stuff out and just listen to the music ^_^ that goes for @King1N too

@MrJamest3333 Nope, I believe they do not, sadly.

Wow, that pedal divison really stands out...... Like this version on this piece. Not to slow not to fast. Excellent.....

powerfull

please more and more, moreeeeeeeeeeeee Latry´s improvisation, please, please....please more and more Notre Dame organ´s music....

Would the poor sound quality be the main contributor to the less lively sounding reeds. Listening to recent Latry recordings and older Cochereau recordings I couldn't say that the organ in its current state isn't as good as it used to be.

Why would anyone try and leave when they could stay and listen to that!

Oh, you only say that out of spite.

Wow, the theme at the beginning sounds just amazing!

@organmaster2101 I believe it was a Clicquot. Also, the Positif Clarinet and Euphone were replaced by a Baryton 8' and a Bassoon 16' respectively, a Principal 8' on the Recit, a Septieme 2-2/7 and a Chamade on the Solo, and Principals 16' and 8' have been added to the Pedal. That said, it's tambor is effectively unchanged, and many of those changes were carried out by Mutin, Cavaille-Coll's direct successor, and therefore as kosher as if Aristide had performed the changes himself.

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@emotiiii I agree!

Olivier Latry Is Awesome

The same "problem" happened to me when I played at St. Paul's in San Diego (Aeolian Skinner organ from 1953). During the practice session, we had about 3 seconds of reverb. During the concert however, we had almost none!

I love Notre Dame

The casework at St Sulpice is that of the previous Cliquot organ.

What an awesome intro! I love the Christmas season.

I have the greatest respect for Leguay. Of all the Titulaire's he understands the limitations of the rebuild/restoration the best - he plays within certain parameters, doesn't cloud the ensemble too much, when he goes for tutti he generally only uses the castrated Boisseau chamades for defining the treble, ignoring the revolting, fat, flabby, fart-like chamade additions from 1990. It almost, (and I emphasise almost) sounds like the Cochereau era organ, but only partly so, I'm afraid to say.

where can I find the notes?

I think when people play this piece too fast, it's generally because the space they're in doesn't have the reverb to carry it at a slightly slower tempo. Try playing it on a German Baroque type instrument relatively dead hall and you'll see what I mean.