Louis Vierne-Carillon de Westminster by Jean-Baptiste Robin

Well, I understand what you mean, but considering all the gorgeous symphonic organs in France, built by Cavaillé-Coll, Merklin, Debierre, Puget, Haerpfer, etc., this doesn't sound that great. No offense to the great interpretation.

This is certainly a superbly articulated performance of this piece. The organ is by no means plain in it ability to create the immense ringing sound necessary for this work to sound genuine. A work with carillon in the title should sound like bells people. I find this one very convincing.

Always a treat to listen to J-B perform this piece.
Such talent! Blessings from Wisc :)

Very good interpretation. Such a shame the organ is so plain...

Such clarity and, above all, TASTE!!! All too often sadly lacking in musical performances nowadays. Bravo, Bravissimo!

incontri ravvicinati del terzo tipo?

close encounters of the third kind?

Only Virgil Fox plays it better on the Wanamaker organ. I have the Audio and may put it on my site.

I agree that currently on Youtube J/R plays this the best and the organ allows the listener a better articulated performance...but Virgil Fox is amazing on the Wanamaker organ. I would love to hear it.

I have a Audio recording of Virgil Fox playing this piece on the Wanamaker organ. On a good sound system (That I have) the sound is awesome.