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  • Chartres' north rose and this piece of music played on its organ:

    they both blow you away

    AWESOME

  • Five stars for Philippe Lefebvre, but the in my opinion the Chartres organ is disgusting!

  • I don't like so much Gonzales organs, but I heard already the Chartres one, it sounds like a big organ, stops sound clear, and "disgusting" is a too strong word, really.

    Right that a Cavaillé-Coll is much better for symphonic pieces.

    The video sound is here not very good, and does not give the real colour of this organ.

  • @cliveso I understand - but look: lets say,this organ has charm - ist not a perfect CC organ ,but ist very special: unperfect -and therfore "charming - " compare it with a charming girl´s face: maybe not perfect -but.....loveley

  • Why is this organ pitched a full step higher than anything else?  It's not A=440 for sure...

  • Haven't been to the Cathedral to check the tuning (I am sure the people there know what they are doing ;) ) but there are a lot of ways a video could be off-speed on playback.

  • @choirboyfromhell1

    Some organs are tuned at different pitches, etc- it can be off-putting at first! It's also a complete pain to try to get other instrumentalists to accompany such pipe organs...

    Whatever the case, this organ has a lovely timbre and Philippe Lefebvre interprets this piece marvellously.

  • Wow. From 3:35-4:11 he has the voices from the manual and pedal parts (and then some) from the section from 1:42-2:33. I think Durufle was too much of a genius for any of us to understand... there's nobody else like him. Absolutely unbelievable.

    wow.

  • Every time I hear this piece I love it more and more and more! One day I HAVE to learn it!

    :D

  • this is so fantastic played, i can´t hear it enough! 5*

  • I love Lefebre's interpretation. It's very crisp, but the small lyrical phrases in the alto and tenor are very clear and appreciable. Other recordings of this tend to be a bit faster and muddy up the delightful little melodies that are hidden beneath the cantus firmus. Pretty sweet!

  • Yes, what you said is very true, this interpretation is very clear, not fast, but neither slow nor boring. Very interesting, great professionnalism.

  • Wow! This was awesome. You've done it again. Thank you for these videos.

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