Zo'n charmante klasse vrouw kom je maar zelden in de "Wereld van het Orgel" tegen.
Sophie - Veronique is van een bijzonder niveau. Goed dat zij en Daniel Roth de vaste organisten zijn van het grandioze Cavaille Coll orgel in de St. Sulpice.
Mes compliments pour vous, Madame Sophie - Veronique Cauchefer - Choplin!
Of course the organ sound is never the real thing on records..but when you walk around in the church it sounds great! It is evident that although we can place the best microphones etc..it will never be as beautifull as the sound every pipe can make. You must have been there to give any comment in what kind. Great to find this movies here!
Starting at 6:31 I would love to be inside the organ to see all the amazing things the action is doing to translate the motion of the keys to the pallets in this enormous instrument. The demands on the mechanism are incredible, with so many valves needing to pop open so quickly. But then, this is an incredible organ...
Simply Amazing and Magnificent!!!!! Bravo, Bravo. Ms. Choplin's oneness with the organ is by far one of the best I've ever seen. She is spiritually connected to those notes and keys and her interpretation is by far the best I've ever seen. Magnifique ! ! ! ! !
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I love the way she turns to her husband at 0:16 she is by far the best organist I know and definately the world's best improviser without a doubt! She is so versatile and comfortable with the instrument - it's like they are made for each other!
Anche la signora Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin è veramente una grande concertista... veramente grande, grande... uno spettacolo da godere interamente...Brava
Vous pouvez jouer avec finesse et tranquille, pas comme les autres qui semblent avoir un arrêt cardiaque en contact intégral de cet orgue. Félicitations
Heh this is scary. 2:04 doesn't sound like an organ, but like a SYNTHESIZER :) Especially I mean those used back in the 1970s by Jean-Michel Jarre in his "Oxygène" cycle. But maybe I'm just on crack :)
@codeman2008 Actually, Mr. Codeman, I thought the very same thing that Mr Pianoman74 said. It DOES sound like a becrazed synth at times, but that's what's so fascinating. Organs often generate a lot of tonal memories in people's minds and ears. I don't think he's on crack at all.
@organboi It doesn't make the same click in my head - but as you say, it's often about memory. I think listening to videos of this kind of audio quality and this close to the pipe work, I try to think what this would have sounded like in person out in the nave.
@pianoman74 I don't know the piece you're talking about but I agree with you about this organ sounding like a synth at times. I think great organs often sound NOT like organs, but other instruments or even never before heard instruments.
love her voice when she speaks :) She speaks like she plays (bad example though, because the way she speaks should rather be compared to when she plays Widor's Andante sostenuto or so)
This piece is so damn dificult, and she played it like it is not a problem at all. She is so highly skilled, she has earned her position as adjointe organist not for nothing. Lets hope in the future she'll have the opportunty to be the titulaire. Not that I wish Daniel Roth death or so, cause he is also a great master!
I would try and insult one of your Polish organists, except, well, gosh, I can't think of one good Polish organist, or any good Polish organ literature for that fact.
Quelle musique ! Et quelle interprète ! Et quel orgue !
Quand tout est réuni comme ici, c'est le paradis sur terre.
Dommage que le son sature, il faut avoir le CD de chez Motette de 1999 de Daniel Roth, jouant les Préludes et Fugue de Dupré, à Saint-Sulpice également : un régal de restitution de l'œuvre de Dupré !
Dupre was not organist for an English Cathedral. He was organist at St. Sulpice which is a Catholic Church in Paris, France. The Symphonie-Passion was originally conceived as an improvisation on The Grand Court Organ in Philadelphia during a concert. Dupre later put the improvisation on paper and used it for the dedicatory recital of the organ at London's Westminster Cathedral, Catholic (not to be confused with Westminster Abbey, Anglican).
Sorry for any misunderstanding: all I said was that that the last time I heard this was in an English cathedral (Gloucester, as it happens). As for S Sulpice, I have fond memories of High Mass there in November 1994, when Roth played the second of the Op7s... Wonderful. (Added to this was some Grunenwald, and the inevitable (and glorious) improvisation...)
Finally - Dupre on YouTube! Lovely performance on the composer's own instrument. Last time I heard(?) this was in an English cathedral... at last the work's back home. Simply wonderful!
There is a fascinating built-up of tension within this piece, particularly well expressed by Sophie-Véronique.
Inspirandus 3 weeks ago
Zo'n charmante klasse vrouw kom je maar zelden in de "Wereld van het Orgel" tegen.
Sophie - Veronique is van een bijzonder niveau. Goed dat zij en Daniel Roth de vaste organisten zijn van het grandioze Cavaille Coll orgel in de St. Sulpice.
Mes compliments pour vous, Madame Sophie - Veronique Cauchefer - Choplin!
vleermuisje2 2 months ago
one of only 3 bombarde stops that brings tears to my eyes. Well executed!!!
poopingeneral 4 months ago
Sophie Choplin <3 <3 <3! Inspiration to female organists worldwide!!! :)
britandveg 5 months ago
Sophie Choplin!!!! AMAZING!!!!
britandveg 5 months ago
What a charming women!
Of course the organ sound is never the real thing on records..but when you walk around in the church it sounds great! It is evident that although we can place the best microphones etc..it will never be as beautifull as the sound every pipe can make. You must have been there to give any comment in what kind. Great to find this movies here!
SADRailsim 5 months ago
Starting at 6:31 I would love to be inside the organ to see all the amazing things the action is doing to translate the motion of the keys to the pallets in this enormous instrument. The demands on the mechanism are incredible, with so many valves needing to pop open so quickly. But then, this is an incredible organ...
virginiaorganbuilder 6 months ago
Why is there a severed head sitting on the right side of the console?
organboi 7 months ago
Slower than a lot of players, but it works so beautifully, and you can HEAR everything! I love it!
TrackerAction 1 year ago
best tempo ! perfect -
pegrueneis 1 year ago
Simply Amazing and Magnificent!!!!! Bravo, Bravo. Ms. Choplin's oneness with the organ is by far one of the best I've ever seen. She is spiritually connected to those notes and keys and her interpretation is by far the best I've ever seen. Magnifique ! ! ! ! !
SparkyPipes3 1 year ago
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allstopsout 1 year ago
Diese Frau hat wirklich etwas drauf, sehr gut! Ich freue mich für Sie, Frau Choplin!!!
organistpeter 1 year ago
I love the way she turns to her husband at 0:16 she is by far the best organist I know and definately the world's best improviser without a doubt! She is so versatile and comfortable with the instrument - it's like they are made for each other!
sirapt 1 year ago
@sirapt
Her husband is on the other side :)
But otherwise you're right, shes a great person and one of the best musicians on this globe!
GJmusique 1 year ago
@GJmusique Oh! I assumed it was him as he kissed her afterwards...maybe it's some other relative :)
sirapt 1 year ago
Anche la signora Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin è veramente una grande concertista... veramente grande, grande... uno spettacolo da godere interamente...Brava
12345677396 1 year ago
aw, a kiss on the cheek!!!!!
Lovely!
:)
mikesolejazz 1 year ago
Absolutely wonderful!
Vierne7037 2 years ago
Absolutely brilliant! Dupre is superbe, but she is the best interpreter ever!
miauw777 2 years ago
Great piece!
joeyboi87 2 years ago
Vous pouvez jouer avec finesse et tranquille, pas comme les autres qui semblent avoir un arrêt cardiaque en contact intégral de cet orgue. Félicitations
ertaulaz 2 years ago 2
Heh this is scary. 2:04 doesn't sound like an organ, but like a SYNTHESIZER :) Especially I mean those used back in the 1970s by Jean-Michel Jarre in his "Oxygène" cycle. But maybe I'm just on crack :)
pianoman74 2 years ago
I don't know if you're on crack or not, but you certainly don't know what you're talking about. :)
codeman2008 2 years ago
@codeman2008 if you think so. EVVK, as the Finns would put it.
pianoman74 2 years ago
@codeman2008 Actually, Mr. Codeman, I thought the very same thing that Mr Pianoman74 said. It DOES sound like a becrazed synth at times, but that's what's so fascinating. Organs often generate a lot of tonal memories in people's minds and ears. I don't think he's on crack at all.
organboi 7 months ago
@organboi It doesn't make the same click in my head - but as you say, it's often about memory. I think listening to videos of this kind of audio quality and this close to the pipe work, I try to think what this would have sounded like in person out in the nave.
codeman2008 7 months ago
@pianoman74 I don't know the piece you're talking about but I agree with you about this organ sounding like a synth at times. I think great organs often sound NOT like organs, but other instruments or even never before heard instruments.
organboi 7 months ago
love her voice when she speaks :) She speaks like she plays (bad example though, because the way she speaks should rather be compared to when she plays Widor's Andante sostenuto or so)
pianoman74 2 years ago
This piece is so damn dificult, and she played it like it is not a problem at all. She is so highly skilled, she has earned her position as adjointe organist not for nothing. Lets hope in the future she'll have the opportunty to be the titulaire. Not that I wish Daniel Roth death or so, cause he is also a great master!
miauw777 2 years ago 3
It is like she is dancing with her fingers. I love it.
ShandyHall 2 years ago 3
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miauw777 2 years ago 2
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Get to your fuckin Bed Sophie
tumshi33 2 years ago
@tumshi33 Smile!! Jesus wants YOU for a Sunbeam!
Diapasonic 1 year ago
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Sophie blow your music out your arse, it will get more recognition.
tumshi33 2 years ago
sophie you are the best interpreter i know. Your a the product of a great legacy. Keep up the good work with your beautiful improvisations!
miauw777 3 years ago 5
This video always brings tears to my eyes.
redletterchurch 3 years ago
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Indeed, such beautiful and profound organ music played by one of the most ugliest women in France,
allwasforanapple 2 years ago
Inappropriate comment vis Ms Choplin's appearance. In fact, looks just fine to me. I appreciate her videos and would like to see more of them.
tww1491 2 years ago 13
I would try and insult one of your Polish organists, except, well, gosh, I can't think of one good Polish organist, or any good Polish organ literature for that fact.
TrackerAction 2 years ago
pourquoi autant de gesticulations...parfaitement inutiles
Dupré enseignait l'observance d'une posture immobile aux claviers (héritage de l'école Widor).
Alors bien sûr le texte est respecté, mais il y a une "élasticité" dans cette pièce que l'on ne retrouve pas dans cette interprétation aride
M. Guillou , quand nous jouerez-vous enfin ce répertoire?
27bibi27 3 years ago
Come on, at this very high level of competence its entirely up to the organist how to sit, move and interpret.
and3583 3 years ago 2
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harveysuperharvey 2 years ago
Quelle musique ! Et quelle interprète ! Et quel orgue !
Quand tout est réuni comme ici, c'est le paradis sur terre.
Dommage que le son sature, il faut avoir le CD de chez Motette de 1999 de Daniel Roth, jouant les Préludes et Fugue de Dupré, à Saint-Sulpice également : un régal de restitution de l'œuvre de Dupré !
organum74 3 years ago 2
Vive les machines Barker !
ptilou67 3 years ago 4
et Spackman??
and3583 3 years ago
Franchement on me demanderait de qui est cette pièce je répondrai sans Aucune Hésitation :
C'est du Choplin ....
Grand Choral , scherzo , pédalier diaphane ,finesse , brutalité , vraie virtuosité.
AlainLeboeuf 3 years ago
Okay I misunderstood too. Maybe one too many glasses of Shiraz that night. Haha The organ at Gloucester is one of my favourites.
CoutureOrganiste 3 years ago 2
Dupre was not organist for an English Cathedral. He was organist at St. Sulpice which is a Catholic Church in Paris, France. The Symphonie-Passion was originally conceived as an improvisation on The Grand Court Organ in Philadelphia during a concert. Dupre later put the improvisation on paper and used it for the dedicatory recital of the organ at London's Westminster Cathedral, Catholic (not to be confused with Westminster Abbey, Anglican).
CoutureOrganiste 3 years ago 2
Sorry for any misunderstanding: all I said was that that the last time I heard this was in an English cathedral (Gloucester, as it happens). As for S Sulpice, I have fond memories of High Mass there in November 1994, when Roth played the second of the Op7s... Wonderful. (Added to this was some Grunenwald, and the inevitable (and glorious) improvisation...)
Regards, Paul
marsvltor2 3 years ago
EXTRA-MAGNIFIQUE!
keanur1 3 years ago 4
Finally - Dupre on YouTube! Lovely performance on the composer's own instrument. Last time I heard(?) this was in an English cathedral... at last the work's back home. Simply wonderful!
marsvltor2 3 years ago 3
Magnifique! ! ! !
TuttiNounours 3 years ago 8