I cannot listen to this piece of music without crying. It has followed me for some forty years. The beauty is unbelievable. Fantastic skill by this organist.
@glomph I agree with you. I happen to like Durufle, but his Prelude et Fugue sur le nom d'A.L.A.I.N. touches eternity. God was with Durufle when he composed this.
Very good interpretation, very close to Eric Lebrun's at the Eglise des Quinze-Vingts in Paris, a Cavaillé-Coll organ, in a Naxos record. Good tempo, neither too fast nor too fast, Robin is in the great tradition of French organists, great !
I heard that piece from Philipe Lefebvre. It was beautiful. His playing is made me remember to Robert's. Thanks for the video (I sorry my english is bad)
This piece, despite its sorrowful character, captures all that is unique about a humans ability to express emotion through music.
MrOrgelbau 4 months ago
-One of the great masterworks of all time, played by skilled organist.
Kayle2457 9 months ago
Awesome
SIRC0L0RS 1 year ago
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charvey1 2 years ago
What is happening at 2:30?
rjijmker 2 years ago
@rjijmker: funny sound, it sounds like a Wurtlitzer... anyone?
mirax83 1 year ago
@mirax83 I guess, it's two recordings melted together at that point...
rjijmker 1 year ago
good muke
DennisH2010 2 years ago
I cannot listen to this piece of music without crying. It has followed me for some forty years. The beauty is unbelievable. Fantastic skill by this organist.
glomph 2 years ago 16
@glomph I agree with you. I happen to like Durufle, but his Prelude et Fugue sur le nom d'A.L.A.I.N. touches eternity. God was with Durufle when he composed this.
ds1868 1 year ago 7
Incredible sovereign playing. Its a pleasure to see his motions and hear his interpretation!
ThantalaZ 2 years ago 7
Ugh! I'm breathless!!!! God, and SO effortless!
TrackerAction 2 years ago 4
Effortless - but with raw power behind it - see how he pushes the console around on the last pedal run. Very well done.
wsanders1 2 years ago 5
M. Robin understands what he is playing and, because he does, so do we.
goncourt49 2 years ago 5
Drôle la rehausse des lunettes pendant l'enoncé de la fugue...!
A part ca, il a vraiment la classse.
cecilebl 2 years ago
One of the greatest pieces ever written!
codeman2008 3 years ago 21
Very good interpretation, very close to Eric Lebrun's at the Eglise des Quinze-Vingts in Paris, a Cavaillé-Coll organ, in a Naxos record. Good tempo, neither too fast nor too fast, Robin is in the great tradition of French organists, great !
organum74 3 years ago 4
I heard that piece from Philipe Lefebvre. It was beautiful. His playing is made me remember to Robert's. Thanks for the video (I sorry my english is bad)
mascioni123 3 years ago
Who were Robin's teachers?
byng51028 3 years ago
Marie-Claire ALAIN, Olivier LATRY, Michel BOUVARD et Louis ROBILLIARD for organ, Jean-François ZYGEL and Marc-André DALBAVIE for composition
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TheGreenTeaKid 3 years ago
1st class MORON
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mogo 3 years ago
another 1st class MORON
2468HOTROD 3 years ago
I agree also never heard this played so well even on a recording . He was enjoying the music also.look at his face during the performance.
simonsteam 3 years ago 2
The ultimate performance of Maurice Duruflé's fugue on the worldwide web.You simply can't get it better than this!
andre26071955 3 years ago 6
I must agree, a superb performance. Robin captures the beauty of this fugue, both sad and defiant at the same time.
ds1868 3 years ago 4