Daniel Roth - St. Sulpice pipe organ - Marchand

[1401JSC]

Great stuff. It is such a refreshing change to hear the detail of registration possibilities.

Of course the Grand Jeu is also majestic...

[ds1868]

The lovely Clicquot stops......

[cedriccestmoi]

Bof, ça vaut pas tripette !

La prise de son n'aide pas !

[marsvltor2]

Listening once more, I can only think how lucky Daniel is: how many organists can play Marchand and Dupre authentically on the same instrument?? Must be a wonderful feeling!

[marsvltor2]

Wonderful stuff...

[skyler6290]

Love the sound of the Clicquot era French organs - - so glad that Cavaille-Coll was such a fan of Clicquot that he retained these in the rebuild of both St. Sulpice and Notre Dame's organs.

[marsvltor2]

Skyler - Youtube played a practical joke on me - I gave you a '+', not a minus, and I can't change it! Believe me - I'm 150% in favour of your comment...

[organum74]

Like you said, a chance that Cavaillé-Coll has kept the base of Clicquot's stops. Most of French classical organs had been destroyed to become romantic or symphonic.

We have here a rare example.

[tjugofyra]

And many romantic organs has been destroyed to become neo-baroque organs!

[GrandCorps]

This is not Offertoire, but 'Basse de Trompette' from 1er Livre by Marchand.

[accousticdecay]

Marvelous! Please post more of Daniel Roth at St. sulpice.

[jeanseborg]

Wonderfull! I suppose he's playing only on Clicquot's stops...