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This is the only work of Lanquetuit that was ever published. Virtually all of his other works were destroyed in a house fire in 1940.

There are many great examples of performances by thi spiece on youtube. One which I liked, and illustrates my points, is ruclips.net/video/-gbXfH9T6Gk/видео.html For example, take the first bar.... yes, listening, I like this a lot. See how he phrases the semis.

my favorite composer, very romantic. went to an organ concert (many) years ago, walked up to the organist, very nice woman, funny too, i had asked her if she played Cesar, she said not many do because of it being on the difficult side,, (i am do done with bach have been,,, but, i have no problem singing along with Cesar, lol. (i was a singer , bass, and i can't read music at all. being dyslexic might have something to do with it, lol, but i was in the 'elite' group of singers,, got A's too, so there, lol great video!

Amazing! I had no idea that organ had so many colours, though I have fond memories of it as I practised on it around 1980.

38:25 water music

36:48 prelude Te Deum

32:15 midsummer night's dream wedding march

27:43 the familiar "here comes the bride" part of lohengrin

23:04 lohengrin by Wagner, this is the larger song from the play. 27:43 is where you hear the familiar part

21:02 dance of the sugar plum fairy the nutcracker

17:52 bach Air from Suite 3 in D

14:34 the swans

9:53 grand march from Aida

7:06 Joplin the Entertainer

2:22 march militaire by Schubert

0:00 Bach/Vivaldi D minor Concerto 12:15 Schmücke dich 18:30 Fantasie and Fugue G minor

Bravo. I have never properly committed to learning it but I know it's a tricky piece, especially with pedal notes on ',off-beats'.

beautiful middle section solo stop awesome

Great! Thanks

Magnífico.

Load up the version by Pierre Cochraeureu

Lindas essas variações sobre o Tema 😃👏👏👏👏🎹🎼🎶🎵🎶🎶

Can anyone tell me who publishes this score, or how I might be able to buy a copy of the score?

This was played on the organ today for my father's funeral in Northampton. A Royal Navy nurse then an ambulanceman. A beautiful piece leading into the eulogy started with the words "And now for the Shipping Forecast issued today at 0015.."

Gratulation, great organ Player. Bravo. I missing the Trumpet Player 😉( I play Solo Horn in a swiss Brassband. Greetings from Switzerland !

Impressionante! Bach, o maior de todos os compositores! Interpretação perfeita; órgão esplêndido; tudo maravilha. Estou encantado com a competência do organista. Obrigado por esta gravação!

masterpiece

This is a really very beautiful composition. Such depth of feeling. I like the ending alot; so peaceful.

Amazing!

Is Michael Murray the organist?

Bravo bravo bravo fantastic grandiose genial music

Great musicality, It has breathed ,you have let the light in,Thank you

Prelude 0:20 Fugue I 10:16 Fugue II 13:05 Fugue III 14:36

A work of love, Jonathan. Consecrated to the quintessential "voice of the [eternal] infant." And yet: that atypical, for an artist of Jehan's high+ potential, volley of bullets from his own weapon, which at 'the ambush' killed xx# of German soldiers during the short Drôle de Guerre (1940). ...more than can be said for the rest of France's war-weary military. That day A-L-A-I-N's youthful innocence took a crashing fall; only to open onto vistas--it's my belief--of Light, Truth, Freedom of higher dimensions that a soul like his had surely envisioned often enough. And that clairvoyance comes out in each of his compositions. It's a cliché that we let our minds wander, and wonder what could have been with just 5 more years of the rigorous training to which French organist-improviser-composer musicians were (and still are!) subjected to in France. J's middle and late-period compositions would have given us Music of the order of Duruflé's memorializing P&F. But uniquely J's own style, rooted in the youthful period cut short "in an instant, suddenly" to quote the KJV of Isaiah. All one can really say is C'est la vie." But one can also be uniquely, powerfully enriched by the very high levels of civilization brought together right here in your collage. Not least: including a Father Willis in full glory. Midsized, but all one could ever want when playing a Sunday service. To summarize, thank you! Mark (Arizona usa)

Thank you very much Mr. Jotathan Holmes, beautiful interpretation of Bach especially the prelude and fugue in Eb major. Congratulations!!

Oh for gods sake slow it down. This is not a rush for the finish line. This is a very interesting piece of music. If the organist thinks he know what's what; he doesn't. Sorry. Just that the bastard should be take out and..... Shoot the organist a.s.a.p. Or give him a shot of bourbon. Make it a double. then. He's not listening to work. He's merely flying his fingers around the keyboard. And even then, the glory comes shining through. Shit. !

Fantasic playing!

Very fine played, but the recording sounds very high pitched...

Great! Amazing playing and Sound!

hello how to set up alternative voices because I have to change the voice of trombone 16 "to bassoon 16" in the pedal because I am looking for alternative voices and I can't find them, I will be forever grateful and I have a viscount chorum 90 with the system 1.1 10

Fabulous technique and interpretation. Short pedal board a bit irritating when watching the score. Next time let's watch your feet!

Special thanks.

Carl nielsen:Commotio Op.58 1.Adagio - Andantino tranquillo 00:00 2.Andante sostenuto 12:06 Father Willis-orgona

A very enjoyable piece, of which I am unfamiliar. The Viscount sounds really well!

Spektakulär, mega gut gespielt 👍

Thanks for upload

What a pleasure to find your channel! I remember I worked in this organ with Edward Dove in 2018, doing the under action machine. I'm from Brazil and I was having some organ-building experience that time in the UK. Greetings from São Paulo

Hi. I also have Sonus 60 at home . Could you please provide the registration of voices?

which registration is used in the introduction?

This was played using the internal speakers only. The organ is just in a relatively small music room here recorded on a Zoom H2n 'Handy Recorder". Sonus is very flexible, and with a bit of 'juggling' you can make it sound how ever you want it, a real chameleon of an instrument!