Daniel Roth - St. Sulpice Pipe Organ
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THe highest point on earth is not Mt. Everest but the organ loft at St. Sulpice.
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Much better than many amateur clips...even with the sideways. Oh my neck.
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@orgelxaver I have a piano arrangement of this. But, Mr Roth is improvising when considering the arrangement I have.
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Hi everybody. What is the name of the piece when starting at 1:33 ..??? It´s Daniel´s improvisation or the piece have name?...please help mee...
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1'35'' begins a new track. in my music notes is not the piece vrom 1'35'' what is that?
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Nope. Sorry but Olivier Latry is better I think.
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Parts of the improv are almost Elizabethan/15th-century English in nature. Interesting stuff!
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Take a look at F Couperin's 'L'Art de Toucher de Clavecin' for a full description of the idiocyncracies of French 18th cent performance practice.
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hey---everybody....what is the name of piece who starting 1:33......it is Mr. Roth improvisation???....please help
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Simply put-the best living organist on earth today!
What is the name of this piece? I would like to hear it complete without the ending cut off
Jerstef 3 years ago
This was composed by the late 17th - early 18th century composer, Louis-Nicolas Clérambault, and the piece is Basse et Dessus de Trompette from Suite 1 for organ.
jdp0136 3 years ago
WHAT IS THIS PIECE? It's Brilliant.
BeFrSc 4 years ago
This was composed by the late 17th - early 18th century composer, Louis-Nicolas Clérambault, and the piece is Basse et Dessus de Trompette from Suite 1 for organ.
jdp0136 4 years ago
I've always felt that Daniel Roth would sound good even sideways . .
SuperElBorba 4 years ago
He might even sound better sideways, who knows...- sorry about that!
jdp0136 4 years ago