Vincent Dubois plays the Cavaillé-Coll Organ at St. Sulpice

I just LOVE his tempo on the Widor toccata, it's sublime!

Are there any recordings of him playing the whole piece on this organ?

Astonishing voices from one of the world's greatest cathedrals and one of Cavaille-Coll's most memorable masterpieces. This is an impressive document which records beautifully the majesty and glory of this fabulous instrument and very talented organist. High marks all around in the capture of such grand and elevating detail. *****

I have the CD. And it is great. We dont' see many organs here in the U.S. with self-moving keys anymore. Franz Liszt has given me some improvising ideas. By watching this, I have learned how to make a quick run down the manuals. Thank you Vincent!

An intimate serenade of the majesty at St. Sulpice in waves of royal sound from this Cavaille-Coll masterpiece.

I see in the 6th symphonie "extract" and the Evocation À La Chapelle Sixtine the pedals are coupled to every manual except the 'recit'.

I see this quite allot when I watch videos of Daniel Roth, can anyone explain to me why?

The Recit is on the 4th Manual.

Ah.. I see. Thank you Johannes.

Haha, you welcome, even thoe it was not really the answer for your question.
The manuals are
Solo
Recit
Postifif
GO
GC
I could have asked Sophie when I was a t Sulpice but I saw your comment to late! Sorry!