Dear Pierre-Francois: Thank you so much for bringing these concerts to us in the USA and other parts of the world. I enjoy ever minute of them. Best wishes to M. Roth, and all the rest of the people who help to make these concerts possible.
@@PierreFrancoisDUBATTENTI Vraiment merci beaucoup pour ces magnifiques concerts que vous mettez en ligne, je ne pense pas que ce que disait John Bostrom impliquait qu'il faut un nouveau système, peut-être changer un peu l'équilibre entre les différents micros, car le son dans les vidéos récentes est très direct même si cela bénéficie la clarté ça ne donne pas vraiment la perception de la taille de l'église. Mais vous en savez bien plus que nous à propos donc il y a certainement une raison que j'ignore.
I am very happy that these live recordings are available in St. Sulpice. For example, the concert by Prof. Helmut Deutsch shows how good the sound and image are. Side note: I love the passage in Franz Liszt's "Preludes" when Mr. Dub-Attenti softly sings parts of a beautiful melody, the camera pans to him at that exact moment and Deutsch starts to grin...PERFECT!
@@PierreFrancoisDUBATTENTI I've been recording and listening to organs in big buildings for more years than I dare to admit to (most memorably St Paul's Cathedral, London) , and hugely admire what you do. I have noticed on this one though that it seems that the channels are out of phase on the RUclips upload. If I phase-reverse one channel the LF is awesome, and the phase metering on my system confirms that. Could that be why John Boston was not hearing it as it should be? I don't agree about the spaciousness - I think you set a good compromise. I've heard the St Sulpice organ in the flesh many times. Truly magnificent. Keep up the good work!
Merci bien pour ce concert. Cette Pièce de Bach (Pièce d'orgue) est fantastique !!
Dear Pierre-Francois: Thank you so much for bringing these concerts to us in the USA and other parts of the world. I enjoy ever minute of them. Best wishes to M. Roth, and all the rest of the people who help to make these concerts possible.
Merci M. Dub-Attente pour ce beau concert.
Fantastic performance! Sound quality however is very narrow. Low frequencies not beautiful. More spacious sound for such beautiful organ is required.
LOL... want to help us finance a better sound recording system ? You can donate at aross.fr Many thanks for your support
@@PierreFrancoisDUBATTENTI Vraiment merci beaucoup pour ces magnifiques concerts que vous mettez en ligne, je ne pense pas que ce que disait John Bostrom impliquait qu'il faut un nouveau système, peut-être changer un peu l'équilibre entre les différents micros, car le son dans les vidéos récentes est très direct même si cela bénéficie la clarté ça ne donne pas vraiment la perception de la taille de l'église. Mais vous en savez bien plus que nous à propos donc il y a certainement une raison que j'ignore.
I am very happy that these live recordings are available in St. Sulpice. For example, the concert by Prof. Helmut Deutsch shows how good the sound and image are. Side note: I love the passage in Franz Liszt's "Preludes" when
Mr. Dub-Attenti softly sings parts of a beautiful melody, the camera pans to him at that exact moment and Deutsch starts to grin...PERFECT!
@@PierreFrancoisDUBATTENTI I've been recording and listening to organs in big buildings for more years than I dare to admit to (most memorably St Paul's Cathedral, London) , and hugely admire what you do. I have noticed on this one though that it seems that the channels are out of phase on the RUclips upload. If I phase-reverse one channel the LF is awesome, and the phase metering on my system confirms that. Could that be why John Boston was not hearing it as it should be? I don't agree about the spaciousness - I think you set a good compromise. I've heard the St Sulpice organ in the flesh many times. Truly magnificent. Keep up the good work!
Sorry, John Bostrom, I mis-spelled your name. 🤷♂