Calvary Grand Organ - In Dulci Jubilo by Dupré

In Dulci Jubilo composed by Marcel Dupré

Performed by John Cleaveland on the Calvary Grand Organ.

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If you have a good pair of headphones or a sub-woofer: Around the 1:30 mark, you can see and hear the 32' Flûte Ouverte added to the registration.

M. P. Möller Opus 11739, 1990
V Manuals / 205 Ranks / 11,499 Pipes

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• Dupré
• Calvary
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• Orgel
• Orgue
• Organo

[julorg]

A bit fast to my taste. Do you use all celestes ranks here ?

[moller11739]

Julien,

I'm sorry, but not being the organist, I can't answer your question.

[musichiere70]

A little masterpiece of M. Dupré, here very well played. This organ is very beautiful.

[jonacker79]

@a55b47 Mine, too. Just beautiful.

[Contrubas]

He has some flutes in the mix there too - especially a 4ft

[MelosAntropon]

I have to agree - perfectly played, but simply too rushed. I clock him at quarter note 84, and Dupre's marking is quarter note 76 - and *that's* a bit fast, IMO.

In response to Moeller11739, Dupre indicates the entire piece is to played on the voix celeste.

[tuttiorgan]

Slow down - way too fast. Nice sounds from the organ.

[a55b47]

One of my absolute favorite Dupré pieces: sheer genius in 24 bars (or so).

[michaelsmusicservice]

Dupre calls for voix celestes, but John is using multiple strings because Calvary is a biiiiig room! It's always nice to hear Dupre. A tiny bit slower would be nice but there isn't a lot of reverb to play with. Dupre's indication isn't as slow as most people play. Very musical playing.