Ch. Tournemire - Paraphrase Carillon

From "L'Orgue Mystique", office "In Assumptione B.V.M." by famous french organist Charles Tournemire, one of his greatest piece, the final "Paraphrase - Carillon" based on gregorian melodies "Ave Maris Stella" and "Ave Maria".
Giovanni Danda plays on Cavaillé-Coll Organ, Notre-dame de Metz, Hauptwerk system, sample set made by Milan Digital Audio.
Sorry, I've arrenge a little for play it on my 2 keyboards organ, without sweller staff and pedal combination pistons!

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[orgatrain]

giovdan, can you tell me what voicing changes you made on the Metz, I have it on my organ and I really love the way you voiced it, any suggestions would be appreciated.

[giovdan]

@orgatrain

Hi, not most voice, only the trompettes and some mixture;

some voice in this sample are detune, for ex. oboe; I have

decrease this (and general mixture), and increase basset and

trompettes.

[mcpetropolis]

Stupenda esecuzione, Maestro Giovanni. Siammo incantatti!!!

[geoffwieting]

Just one suggestion, if I may. There were a couple harmonies you played that, though they sound perfectly convincing, aren't what Tournemire wrote. Check the chords at 4:04 and 6:25ff. You can also listen to Tournemire's own performance here on Youtube--cool, huh? But these are little details in an excellent performance.

[DSM1G90]

Excellent as always .. and making the Metz sampleset come forth in Hauptwerk! Congrats!

(my goodness, is he barefooting the pedalboard?)

[254aramis]

Thank you, thank you very much for this wonderful music of Tournemire !