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I'm not at all familiar with the Notre Dame instrument but the 32' Bombarde is amazing. I don't think I've ever heard anything like it!
telucis1 5 months ago
I think this is one of the best ever of his improvistations. All I have to say is "WOW"
mjfreeman 10 months ago
One cannot listen to this without a hard hat and steel toed boots just in case...!
neelsdp1 2 years ago
Wow he really gives the 32' Bombarde one heck of a rumble along with those chamades!
bombarde1701 2 years ago
Sometimes, I think Cochereau play's things to fast eg. Gigout Toccata but strangely, he plays Messiaens Dieu Parmi Nous at a slower-than-usual speed. In other words, the prefect speed. It has always confused me. Someone please explain!
Pedalpoint1 2 years ago
Its that wonderful thing called Artistic Licence :-)
The tempo he took for some major organ works were slow, take his Bach & Dupré for example, it is strange that his approach could vary. His Vierne was taken at quick a lick!
Having listened to some of Dupré's recordings, that he wasn't immune to this either...like teacher, like pupil :-)
JFSnail 2 years ago
Are the three parts of that improvisation available on CD?
theshow2k 2 years ago
Yes, but they were included as a freebie with a book on French cathedral organs, but not available separately. For info please see the notes in the 'more info' section to the first part :-)
JFSnail 2 years ago
Ahh, thanks. Didn't watch the first part for a longer time now. - The 'legendary' book... Hope that someday I'll have my own copy (WITH the CD included) for a convenient price.
theshow2k 2 years ago
No wonder his students are so formidable!
advisorC101 3 years ago
Vintage PC. Nothing else like it. Even the copiers such as David Briggs can't get close.
ds1868 3 years ago
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Horible noise. Thats not music.
Simon19DK 3 years ago
But Simon you are hearing the Boisseau Chamades. I must admit they are an acquired taste, in recordings only, as they were changed in the 1990 rebuild.
ds1868 3 years ago
Yea they've been changed a lot
bombarde1701 2 years ago
Come on, Simon!
Cocherau is only something for hard boys and girls!
polsterj 2 years ago
French organs and organists rock!!
redletterchurch 3 years ago 2
That's HIM ! ! ! I love him!!!:-)) Thank you ! ! ! I already heard this though somewhere !
chamade216 3 years ago 3