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Exquisite!!!!!!!!
ulsbolde89 4 years ago 5
Thank you very much for posting this elite piece of music. It truly is a masterpiece
Med1c1neman 4 years ago 3
If its electronic its a damn good one!!
TheGreatRichter 4 years ago 4
one of the better interpretations of the widor toccata on youtube....
bbbbmer 4 years ago 7
I totally agree with you. I also like how the video shows the foot pedals -- it displays the true complexity of the song.
WhisperingAngel1 4 years ago 2
very ok!!!!!
giorgio9700 4 years ago
Non ,je ne trouve pas que le tempo est trop vite. Au contraire, ça donne un effet brilliante et éclatante. Cést un peu un maladie de notre temps que jouer lentement est consideré comme plus musicale. Dans les anneés trente les tempi etait généralement beaucoup plus vite.
Magnifique exécution.
pollekepetaatekop 4 years ago
This orgen have not pipe's. It's an electronic organ from Johannes orgel the Netherlands.
Orionman8 4 years ago
Magnificent! Thank you very much.
JohnnyNW 4 years ago
Vitesse ? Simplement est CON BRIO!
gattetto 4 years ago
C'est vrai, Pierre Pincemaille joue trop vite!!!
MrQuebec 4 years ago
Writing it in French doesn't make it any more true! =)
AmosGoldie 4 years ago
certes, peut être un peu rapide, mais quelle interprétation! Qui est cet organiste?
lorlor333 4 years ago
cet oeuvre est joué un peut trop vite, d'après mon goût.
mais fantastique quand même!
thanx for upload!
crossbike 4 years ago
Widor's tempo marking is 118 bpm. This performance fluctuates between 128 bpm (when manuals alone play) down to 114 bpm (when the pedal theme enters). Of course, music isn't to be a 'paint-by-numbers' affair; the test is, do the chosen tempi work to the proper artistic effect? This brings in considerations of the particular instrument being played, the chosen articulations and registrations, and the acoustic environment in which the performance takes place.
AmosGoldie 4 years ago
(continued) Let's also remember to place this movement, if possible, into context as the exuberant conclusion to a multi-movement work; all fifth symphonies, you will find, have extravagant tempi at the conclusion - Beethoven, Mahler, Shostakovich, and, yes, I agree with this performer, Widor as well.
AmosGoldie 4 years ago
wow
wonderful!!!
andregino 4 years ago
Waw ! Un bon tempo, un superbe son ... Et où se trouve ce magnifique instrument ? Yeah; great tempo, good sound ... But where is that instrument ?
Merci pour les vidéos à venir ! Please post more organ videos ! :)
Belgologies 4 years ago
It is from a DVD, from Johannus organ builders. It is a company wich makes electric organs, so actually, this is a replica of a Cavaillé-Coll. An electrical one. At that very same DVD there is also an English based organ connected to that system.
janjaapdoorn 4 years ago
What an organ! I realy want one!!!! How much are they?
Brandotuomikoski 4 years ago