Sophie-Véronique Choplin performs Bach (1)

this is one of the most mysterious pieces

Extremely well played, especially for this type of organ (which doesn't happen to be one of my favorites :p)!!!

This wonderful organist/musician plays with incredible lyricism without 'doing' anything to the music. Bravo!

Absolutely wonderful!

Get the page turner to help set the registration for the fugue.
There should be almost no break between the Prelude and Fugue. (This left me hanging with anticipation.)

Wish she had added mixtures and stops at the appropriate places.
She did go to the Swell (-?-) for the middle chromatic section, and built to the #1 manual, but it was little noticed here.

Thank you, Sulpice, for posting this.
RWG Denver, Colorado USA

Great job, however you should consider getting a better camera! ;)

Women organists, like women drivers tend to be (in my experience) either very good or very mediochre.
SVCC is obviously in the first catagory!

I love this organ with my heart, mind and body. I'd give almost anything to be able to sit at that console and play the finest example of the Romantic period.

I will not forget the organ of St. Ouen though, But both of these magnificent instruments posses such indescribable beauty.

A very nice job of this piece also I will say, truly she id a woman deserving of her position as organist of this church.

Ich bin begeistert!
Tolle Organistin!

Truly wonderful! It is one thing to accurately play the notes. It is quite another to play with such obvious heartfelt love of the music. Such beautiful in terpretation. I wish i could meet & talk to you. Ed owensby USA

I just poured my soul out by viewing this wonderful masterpiece: the incredible acoustics at St Sulpice, the artistry of the Cavaillé-Coll organ, the genius of J S Bach, and the gift and musicianship of Ms Cauchefer-Choplin, all that is much more of what my mind and ears can understand. THANK YOU, THANK YOU FOR POSTING IT