A great organist, shame the organ has been so hideously mutilated and the original console removed. Whoever was responsible for such actions should have been hung. The original Cavaille Coll console has so much more character than the modern soulless replacement, especially when you see the magnificent St. Sulpice in action at the masterful hands of Daniel Roth. I wish there was a video Of Mr Latry Improvising on the St. Sulpice organ!!
@BaboonArse what you call mutilations are restorations, when organ needs some refreshment, every 50 years is a good thing, most often some modifications are made at the same occasion. It starts making me angry to hear all those people saying 'it was Cavaille-Coll organ and they destroyed it' -> This organ was first built in 15th century, Cavaille-Coll lived in the 19th one, there was modifications before, there was after, and there will be after again. As it is now, it is an excellent organ.
@maxouf1 I am not commenting on the tonality of the organ. I think the restorations are brilliant and add different colours with each rebuild. What I am referring to is the console itself which has been rebuilt only after 40 or so years as the first replacement was totally sub standard because the combination action broke and required an organists assistant. The original Cavaille-Coll console lasted much longer.Thats craftsmanship for you! Todays plywood wonder console has no character at all.
great job
Peronter77 7 hours ago
daniel roth and olovier latry are realy good at improvising
i have to play a 20 improvasition at church all the time at 8, 9, 1, mass and the other organist does 11 and 12 mass
Peronter77 7 hours ago
I do wish they would tune this organ!! Magnificent playing!!
markdtp 1 year ago
@markdtp It's perfectly in tune.
Skoogorganist 1 year ago
@ davidfodor:
Von wann ist die Aufnahme?
Ich kenne da einige Zuschauer...
grossgedackt 1 year ago
A great organist, shame the organ has been so hideously mutilated and the original console removed. Whoever was responsible for such actions should have been hung. The original Cavaille Coll console has so much more character than the modern soulless replacement, especially when you see the magnificent St. Sulpice in action at the masterful hands of Daniel Roth. I wish there was a video Of Mr Latry Improvising on the St. Sulpice organ!!
BaboonArse 2 years ago
@BaboonArse I think France owns the organ
Bachlives2 1 year ago
@BaboonArse what you call mutilations are restorations, when organ needs some refreshment, every 50 years is a good thing, most often some modifications are made at the same occasion. It starts making me angry to hear all those people saying 'it was Cavaille-Coll organ and they destroyed it' -> This organ was first built in 15th century, Cavaille-Coll lived in the 19th one, there was modifications before, there was after, and there will be after again. As it is now, it is an excellent organ.
maxouf1 7 months ago
@maxouf1 I am not commenting on the tonality of the organ. I think the restorations are brilliant and add different colours with each rebuild. What I am referring to is the console itself which has been rebuilt only after 40 or so years as the first replacement was totally sub standard because the combination action broke and required an organists assistant. The original Cavaille-Coll console lasted much longer.Thats craftsmanship for you! Todays plywood wonder console has no character at all.
BaboonArse 7 months ago
When was this recorded? Very good improvisation (as always!). Thank you very much for this!
Organistcomposer21 2 years ago
Thank you! :-)
Organistcomposer21 2 years ago
Beyond Wonderful!!
Rui02Senor 2 years ago
Beautiful! Thanks!
chamade216 2 years ago 10
Yes, he is the best, I think much better than D. Roth.
ThierryEscaich 2 years ago 14
@ThierryEscaich
I really respect Latry and he is a brilliant musician, but I can't agree with you.
polsterj 2 years ago 2