I will have Passacaglia played during my funeral service. Its omnipotent ending in particular does perfectly herald the triumph of rising above the powers and principalities, the rulers of the darkness of this world, passing through every gate, breaking every chain. That would be my only musical requirement. I also hope to have the opportunity to hear this performed in the Notre Dame while being there.
7.13 The rising of the universal.The master himself stands in front of you. Unbelievable music. Bach was the absolute genius of all musicians, Latry is a champion. God bless all of you.
7.38.The whole power of this organ is unbelievable.Bach was the absolute genius, the father of all musical illustrations, and he was the founder of all musical possible harmonics.Without him the music would not have the quality of nowadays.He invented everything and opened the gate to the musical universe.
I thought I recognized those highly polished slip ons. Talking of highly polished, thank you Maestro Latry, effortless....& thanks JS..without you, we would all be the poorer musically & spiritually
J'attends avec impatience la renaissance de ce magnifique instrument après le terrible incendie de Notre Dame. C'est beau à pleurer. Et Olivier Latry est un grand maître.
Quelle merveille..comprendre un tel talent, posséder la musique à ce point et sur un instrument aussi complexe relève de l exception.,grandioseelevev l ame.
A titre personnel, je n'ai jamais accroché avec le style Latry : trop haché, trop agressif. Et en plus il est hautain, ce qui finit d'achever le tableau.
@@yenaurapourtoulmonde he is one of our finest...like him or not...in the voicing of our opinions, we must always remember to give credit where it is due.
🎶🌿😪💐💛🌿🌸Revoir au début de cette émouvante vidéo💐🌸😇🌺💐 (de la pasacaille de Bach sur un motif musical d'André Raison🌸🏵🌼🌿🌸)Maitre Pierre COCHEREAU💞🥰🌿🦁💞 préparé sa registration calmement ⛑✒📃🎶📚comme tout grand génie musical 🌿🎶😁🎶🌿qu'il est me donne des frissons de FÉLICITÉ 🌿🎶💞🎶🌿que je voudrais permanents💞🎶💐🌿🎶🥰🌸🎶🌼🇻🇦💐✝️💐💞🎶🇲🇬🐻🌿🇨🇵🎶💞🙋♂️!!!
Personally I think this performance is by far the best from all performances of Bach's Passacaglia & Fugue. Beautiful & fascinating piece on a gigantesque and wonderful organ. Latry gives in his play an emotional atmosphere which seems to be as if the Heaven comes down to the Earth, and therefore he is my favourite organist. I say thank you him that I understood this organpiece and could learn it. Merci beaucoup! BRAVO!
This is very good and I have seen Olivier perform at the Royal Albert Hall in 2019, but, Simon Preston's performance of this piece is amazing ruclips.net/video/dCBwXnSa3DE/видео.html
E Douglas Jensen, I believe you have understood the composition of this piece. It's a dance and Pierre captures the dynamics of this piece. Never lost the theme throughout... love the beginning, not bombastic statement but just simple... color with compele understanding of the musicality of the piece and musical line... best regards, Earle
I recently had the privilege of hearing him perform this piece live at the Minnesota Beethoven Festival. Incredible experience, he sounds just as good live.
I heard him play it in November in Kansas City, then again a week later in Washington, D.C. Note-perfect both times. I went up to M. Latry afterwards and told him I'd been at both concerts. He looked shocked and didn't say a word. I felt embarrassed.
The power of chamades :) I have several favourite moments in that piece. The first is when you hear that wood clank at 6:47 and you know you're about to hear something breathtaking, and you get one of the most beautiful build ups to 7:15. Then he very cleverly opens up a 32" reeds to make an illusion that pedal melody is going even octave lower. Later, that sudden change to major at 7:55, and that perfect rubato at 8:39. Of course, the whole piece is beautiful but these moments are the reason why I listen to it almost everyday
One of the greatest organists alive, on one of the most fantastic instruments ever constructed. Parts of this song can only be described as devastating
piece man, piece, not song :P unfortunately, this organ is now pure crap compared to what it used to be at time Cavaillé-Coll finished his works on it. It's sad but people reworked this organ too many times since Cavaillé-Coll, it lacks the original sound, and currently it's just loud but I can't say I like the sound. St. Sulpice in Paris (it's like 2km away from Notre-Dame), St. Ouen (or Audoin, in Rouen) are great examples of Cavaillé-Coll organs that retained their original sound (C-C sound) to present time. I guess those two are the best Cavaillé-Coll organs in the world right now.
Excuse me for asking, but how would you know how this organ souded when Coll finished working on it?... I think you weren't alive back then ;) and don't say because you heard Ouen and Sulpice... those are differente instruments. :) I understand your point of view when you say it has been "reworked" a heck of a lot and that this can decharacterise the instrument (maybe that's the case here) but that doesn't mean that this organ is total crap... Not to forget that the professionals that worked on it are indeed professionals... I doubt they would have hired amateur organbuilders to work on this organ ;)
i did some deep research on that, there are people writing their master thesis' about that instrument. And yes, originally it sounded similar to St. Sulpice, in fact, all Cavaillé-Coll organs that are not reworked sound unique but similar at the same time, you just know when you hear C-C, let it be Sacré Coeur, St. Sulpice or St. Ouen. Notre Dame currently doesn't sound as a Cavaillé-Coll instrument. And don't get fooled, maybe we have better technologies today, but organbuilding is an art, needs some craftsmanship, Cavaillé-Coll was indeed an artisan, he felt, what's right, he was addicted to perfection, he even funded more stops than what was ordered just for feeling that the organ deserves it, his company was always on the border of bankrupt, despite being world-wide famous even during his life. Take E.F. Walcker - they got chosen to build the famous Riga dom organ, now 150 years ago, they weren't chosen to do the restauration works, because they're not good enough. You can be a proffessional but that doesn't mean you're good enough. This organ maybe is not a total crap in pianos, but when on pleno, yikes
8:03 brings goosebumps every time, truly the Great Organ of Notre Dame was the most powerful instrument ever constructed by man, and I can only dream to hear it some day, wherever it may end up after the burning
It’s not technically the biggest but it’s certainly among the best. Nothing can compare to those fiery reeds and the pedal bombardés! It is béton restored in anticipation of its return to the glory that is Notre Dame!
This is like a ghost from the past that did not have to be. I always wanted to go to Notre Dame and now it is destroyed. A place so eternal that so many took for granted. At least there are memories and fragments saved. It can be rebuilt but never the same Prometheus. We will always know what was lost.
Cette musique evoque pour moi la souffrance et le combat eternel que nous simples etres humains combattons toute notre vie... chasser les demons qui nous habitent, les noyer au plus profond des abimes, s en debarrasser ! Mais pour cela nous devons payer tot ou tard, cette musique me rappelle a quel point la purete implique le martyr (ponctuel ou parfois a vie). Vous vous rendez compte ? La puissance de cette musique ? Ces vibrations ? Cette pression acoustique... aucun autre instrument ne me l a provoque... je ne suis pas vraiment croyant et pourtant je commence a croire que nous ne sommes pas sur terre par hazard ! La magie ! Tout cela est l inexplicable, le mystere, l autre cote de notre dimension humaine... l immateriel, le neant et son pouvoir sur nous ! On oublie trop souvent que nous ne sommes que de Simples creatures fragiles, poussieres de la galaxie, combinaison de mollecules, de gaz, d electricite, enfants d etoiles, a genoux soumis devant notre titanesque et puissant Cosmos...
Totalement d'accord avec vous à ceci près que ce n'est évidemment pas devant le cosmos mais bien devant Dieu (Père, Fils et Saint Esprit) qu'il faut fléchir les genoux. Et que d'ailleurs, toute créature lui rendra les armes, au ciel, sur terre et aux enfers.
Sercem instrumentu organowego jest Organista. Jak słychać Pan Organista w sposób idealny tworzy jeden żywy organizm ze swoim instrumentem. Chciałbym kiedyś móc na żywo usłyszeć to wykonanie w wydaniu Pana Latry. Marzenie.
There are no words that can describe this instrument, It defies comparison to any other on earth To have heard Master Pierre and now another great artist who need not bow to any other living artist playing upon this transcendental masterpiece of an instrument that to me captures the fury, and the glorious creation. This organ has the light and power of creation itself. In 1979 I spent 8 hours with Virgil Fox and a few others witnessing him play from memory every composition by Vierne from 4PM to 1:30AM. I can not describe here what happened but I do in my book soon to be released. Thank you Master Latry. David Snyder, Lumierist, Creator of Virgil Fox Heavy Organ Touring Production.
David Snyder Lumierist... He's amazing the only organist who can make Bach sound like Bach. Everybody else sounds weak at the keybords, at least in my humble opinion!
Very interesting thought about Bach. You mentioned "sounding" like Bach". Actually Bach sounds like nothing ! Think about it for a moment. Bach composed music represented by "notes" that he placed for us onto a score. That in its purest form only,, IS Bach,,a silent, lifeless printed page waiting to be brought to life by a musician. Every musician who takes those silent notes and reads and then plays those notes brings Bachs' music to life just as the sun brings a dull dead stained glass window to glorious life .If you want pure Bach, buy a sheet of his music and sit and read it in silence. If you want Bach's glorious music take that sheet of notes and go to the instrument and put your soul into expressing his written notes,, or listen to a great artist who takes those notes and brings them to life. Give his works the best of your creative spirit by you interpreting his printed notes that are true gifts to us from our and his creator. Try it. David Snyder, Lumierist
A Passacaglia de Bach mostra os níveis divinos que ele atingiu, na contrapontística, fugas e músicas bem temperadas, usava sequências de afinação com base no Cálculo (sequencias de Fibonacci), sem dúvidas sempre será o maior Virtuoso. A imponência desta música é demonstrada no seu baixo-ostinato, que até hoje é usado em músicas apreciadas por todos. Sem dúvidas ele foi e sempre será a raiz da música.
I understand that Marie-Claire Alain was never the organist at Notre Dame, but she’s one of the supreme interpreters of Bach’s organ works. She humbled every organist in the world by recording the complete organ works a staggering 3 TIMES, each time on newly available organs which became available. Sublime!!
The grand organ of Cathedral de Notre dame is so beautiful. It’s a shame to think all the pipe work is in boxes. I cannot wait for the building to be rebuilt and the organ to be restored into it’s rightful place in the lush, beautiful acoustic of the Cathedral de Notre dame and I hope to be there in person to listen to the wonderful music that the organ is capable of producing
@@ateslabattery115 Thank you for your reply. In another video of my country, this song (BWV582) is said to be the best of Bach's organ songs. I want to go, but I'm sorry I can't.
Awesome Channel and Video, I absolutely love Latry's crescendo towards the end of the Passacaglia He really knows how to incorporate them in the music He plays and it really adds great effect.
@@155Metalhead personally, I prefer Richter's DG, particularly speaking when it comes to the Passacaglia's ending and the Fugue. That Bombarde is... too much. Latry is a Master organist, Notre-Dame's Grand Organ is a masterpiece and this is indeed a great interpretation, but his style fits more properly to the French Romantic repertoire IMHO.
And no mere fire could destroy this organ! It's alive! Well, it will be. Since the church is being rebuilt, the organ was dismantled and will be updated and refurbished elsewhere, then reinstalled when the church repairs are complete.
Que poderosa composición para órgano, sencillamente inquietante, obscura, llena de misterio, el tema fugado parece que narrara el desenlace de una tragedia, triste, inevitable, fatal y la interpretación es sencillamente perfecta, Sr. Latry mis sinceras felicitaciones. Johann Sebastian Bach para mí es el más sublime de todos los compositores, Soli deo gloria!
In less than 50 years this storied cathedral which has witnessed more French history than 10 million Frenchmen combined will have been converted to a mosque and this organ will be silenced forever along with Bach's music and just about everything else that Europe gave the world.
There are musicologists, the late Stokowski among them, who have stated that this Passacaglia is the greatest piece of organ music ever written and arguably the single greatest piece of music written . . . period. (Difficult to say when listening to a Beethoven symphony!) Listen to Piet Kee's version at St Bavo, Haarlem for valid comparison.
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A POX on the house whoever placed an ad in the middle of Bach's music!
Hearing this organ in full cry, in its environment, is an awesome experience.
Cameron carpenter
More than awesome, watch the way he takes his hands off the organ at the end, he's making love to that instrument.
Truth
I will have Passacaglia played during my funeral service. Its omnipotent ending in particular does perfectly herald the triumph of rising above the powers and principalities, the rulers of the darkness of this world, passing through every gate, breaking every chain. That would be my only musical requirement. I also hope to have the opportunity to hear this performed in the Notre Dame while being there.
I don't know, to me the end of the Passacaglia sounds kinda dark and sinister.
Glad I’m not the only one who wants this played at my funeral
Excellent idea, i would actually wish that as well.
Wow! Same here
I changed my mind. I will have Oasis' "Whatever" played in there.
There are no words for it . It´s transcendental. - Genius J.S.Bach, interpreted by another Genius.
7.13 The rising of the universal.The master himself stands in front of you. Unbelievable music. Bach was the absolute genius of all musicians, Latry is a champion. God bless all of you.
7.38.The whole power of this organ is unbelievable.Bach was the absolute genius, the father of all musical illustrations, and he was the founder of all musical possible harmonics.Without him the music would not have the quality of nowadays.He invented everything and opened the gate to the musical universe.
Да, брат!
Made my hairs standup with just earbuds. I’d pay heavy to see witness this in person as one of my dying wishes
Only two entities capable of producing this level of music. God and Bach.
And Olivier Latry.
Charismatique. Sublime. Tellement émouvant... Un grande inspiration, orage majestueux se lève.
I thought I recognized those highly polished slip ons. Talking of highly polished, thank you Maestro Latry, effortless....& thanks JS..without you, we would all be the poorer musically & spiritually
J'attends avec impatience la renaissance de ce magnifique instrument après le terrible incendie de Notre Dame. C'est beau à pleurer. Et Olivier Latry est un grand maître.
Quelle merveille..comprendre un tel talent, posséder la musique à ce point et sur un instrument aussi complexe relève de l exception.,grandioseelevev l ame.
A titre personnel, je n'ai jamais accroché avec le style Latry : trop haché, trop agressif. Et en plus il est hautain, ce qui finit d'achever le tableau.
@@yenaurapourtoulmonde he is one of our finest...like him or not...in the voicing of our opinions, we must always remember to give credit where it is due.
Moi aussi ❤
The ultimate music of deep wisdom and so many questions and always in harmony, it is a miracle!
thank you, Bach!
One of the most amazing organ works performed by one of the most amazing organists.
Cochereau and Latry they are amazing musicians and both are superb organists.
Beautiful big hands. Watching them play is mesmerizing. Let's hope they get to perform this masterpiece on this console again sometime soon.
🎶🌿😪💐💛🌿🌸Revoir au début de cette émouvante vidéo💐🌸😇🌺💐 (de la pasacaille de Bach sur un motif musical d'André Raison🌸🏵🌼🌿🌸)Maitre Pierre COCHEREAU💞🥰🌿🦁💞 préparé sa registration calmement ⛑✒📃🎶📚comme tout grand génie musical 🌿🎶😁🎶🌿qu'il est me donne des frissons de FÉLICITÉ 🌿🎶💞🎶🌿que je voudrais permanents💞🎶💐🌿🎶🥰🌸🎶🌼🇻🇦💐✝️💐💞🎶🇲🇬🐻🌿🇨🇵🎶💞🙋♂️!!!
Personally I think this performance is by far the best from all performances of Bach's Passacaglia & Fugue. Beautiful & fascinating piece on a gigantesque and wonderful organ. Latry gives in his play an emotional atmosphere which seems to be as if the Heaven comes down to the Earth, and therefore he is my favourite organist. I say thank you him that I understood this organpiece and could learn it. Merci beaucoup! BRAVO!
This is very good and I have seen Olivier perform at the Royal Albert Hall in 2019, but, Simon Preston's performance of this piece is amazing ruclips.net/video/dCBwXnSa3DE/видео.html
This is superb but E Power Biggs on a Flentrop will always be my favourite.
Here I am again 😍 Latry, his memorization and perfection just blows me away! Amazing!
As a French, im very very very proud of this big instrument ! One of the most complete and passionate pipe organ in the whole world ! Vive la France !
I hope it wasnt damaged by the fire (?)
@@delynndehardt1859 It was not touched by the fire, just some pipes are dusty.
What celebration could be prepared to mark the occasion of reopening the cathedral upon completion of repairs? Could be epic !
@@AirchimeLTDproductions174 Phew!
@@AirchimeLTDproductions174 The choir organ though....
Hope that he plays again when all repairs are finished!
I love everything about this video.
E Douglas Jensen, I believe you have understood the composition of this piece. It's a dance and Pierre captures the dynamics of this piece. Never lost the theme throughout... love the beginning, not bombastic statement but just simple... color with compele understanding of the musicality of the piece and musical line... best regards, Earle
BRAVO! BRAVO!!
I recently had the privilege of hearing him perform this piece live at the Minnesota Beethoven Festival. Incredible experience, he sounds just as good live.
I heard him play it in November in Kansas City, then again a week later in Washington, D.C. Note-perfect both times. I went up to M. Latry afterwards and told him I'd been at both concerts. He looked shocked and didn't say a word. I felt embarrassed.
Que c'est beau ! Admirablement joué ❤
7:38 I get goosebumps when i hear this
i feel the same way my dude
My favorite part too. I believe it’s called a swell.
The power of chamades :)
I have several favourite moments in that piece. The first is when you hear that wood clank at 6:47 and you know you're about to hear something breathtaking, and you get one of the most beautiful build ups to 7:15. Then he very cleverly opens up a 32" reeds to make an illusion that pedal melody is going even octave lower. Later, that sudden change to major at 7:55, and that perfect rubato at 8:39. Of course, the whole piece is beautiful but these moments are the reason why I listen to it almost everyday
One of the greatest organists alive, on one of the most fantastic instruments ever constructed. Parts of this song can only be described as devastating
piece man, piece, not song :P unfortunately, this organ is now pure crap compared to what it used to be at time Cavaillé-Coll finished his works on it. It's sad but people reworked this organ too many times since Cavaillé-Coll, it lacks the original sound, and currently it's just loud but I can't say I like the sound. St. Sulpice in Paris (it's like 2km away from Notre-Dame), St. Ouen (or Audoin, in Rouen) are great examples of Cavaillé-Coll organs that retained their original sound (C-C sound) to present time. I guess those two are the best Cavaillé-Coll organs in the world right now.
Excuse me for asking, but how would you know how this organ souded when Coll finished working on it?... I think you weren't alive back then ;) and don't say because you heard Ouen and Sulpice... those are differente instruments. :)
I understand your point of view when you say it has been "reworked" a heck of a lot and that this can decharacterise the instrument (maybe that's the case here) but that doesn't mean that this organ is total crap... Not to forget that the professionals that worked on it are indeed professionals... I doubt they would have hired amateur organbuilders to work on this organ ;)
i did some deep research on that, there are people writing their master thesis' about that instrument. And yes, originally it sounded similar to St. Sulpice, in fact, all Cavaillé-Coll organs that are not reworked sound unique but similar at the same time, you just know when you hear C-C, let it be Sacré Coeur, St. Sulpice or St. Ouen. Notre Dame currently doesn't sound as a Cavaillé-Coll instrument. And don't get fooled, maybe we have better technologies today, but organbuilding is an art, needs some craftsmanship, Cavaillé-Coll was indeed an artisan, he felt, what's right, he was addicted to perfection, he even funded more stops than what was ordered just for feeling that the organ deserves it, his company was always on the border of bankrupt, despite being world-wide famous even during his life. Take E.F. Walcker - they got chosen to build the famous Riga dom organ, now 150 years ago, they weren't chosen to do the restauration works, because they're not good enough. You can be a proffessional but that doesn't mean you're good enough. This organ maybe is not a total crap in pianos, but when on pleno, yikes
Its not an effing song
he isnt alive
This massiv Contre Bombarde 32' is wonderful 13:52
8:03 brings goosebumps every time, truly the Great Organ of Notre Dame was the most powerful instrument ever constructed by man, and I can only dream to hear it some day, wherever it may end up after the burning
Thankfully it still exists!
It’s not technically the biggest but it’s certainly among the best. Nothing can compare to those fiery reeds and the pedal bombardés! It is béton restored in anticipation of its return to the glory that is Notre Dame!
2:38f. *Warum der Wechsel durch*
*Schnitt von Cochereau zu Latry??*
Eigentlich schade! - Besser evtl.
beide Aufnahmen nacheinander
Those pedal notes! Oh my lord!!
This is like a ghost from the past that did not have to be. I always wanted to go to Notre Dame and now it is destroyed. A place so eternal that so many took for granted. At least there are memories and fragments saved. It can be rebuilt but never the same Prometheus. We will always know what was lost.
It is resurrected!!!
@morayvale it sure is. I didn't think it would work out right, but it's coming along great!
Mit Abstand die beste Orgel in der Welt
Cette musique evoque pour moi la souffrance et le combat eternel que nous simples etres humains combattons toute notre vie... chasser les demons qui nous habitent, les noyer au plus profond des abimes, s en debarrasser ! Mais pour cela nous devons payer tot ou tard, cette musique me rappelle a quel point la purete implique le martyr (ponctuel ou parfois a vie). Vous vous rendez compte ? La puissance de cette musique ? Ces vibrations ? Cette pression acoustique... aucun autre instrument ne me l a provoque... je ne suis pas vraiment croyant et pourtant je commence a croire que nous ne sommes pas sur terre par hazard ! La magie ! Tout cela est l inexplicable, le mystere, l autre cote de notre dimension humaine... l immateriel, le neant et son pouvoir sur nous ! On oublie trop souvent que nous ne sommes que de Simples creatures fragiles, poussieres de la galaxie, combinaison de mollecules, de gaz, d electricite, enfants d etoiles, a genoux soumis devant notre titanesque et puissant Cosmos...
C'est tout simplement magique, cette musique et cet instrument font partie de la beauté du monde.
Totalement d'accord avec vous à ceci près que ce n'est évidemment pas devant le cosmos mais bien devant Dieu (Père, Fils et Saint Esprit) qu'il faut fléchir les genoux. Et que d'ailleurs, toute créature lui rendra les armes, au ciel, sur terre et aux enfers.
these major thirds kill me everytime
I live for the moment at the end when he pulls up his right hand.
Out of the world and yet so human!
very,very,beautiful music!!!!
Sercem instrumentu organowego jest Organista.
Jak słychać Pan Organista w sposób idealny tworzy jeden żywy organizm ze swoim instrumentem. Chciałbym kiedyś móc na żywo usłyszeć to wykonanie w wydaniu Pana Latry. Marzenie.
There are no words that can describe this instrument, It defies comparison to any other on earth To have heard Master Pierre and now another great artist who need not bow to any other living artist playing upon this transcendental masterpiece of an instrument that to me captures the fury, and the glorious creation. This organ has the light and power of creation itself. In 1979 I spent 8 hours with Virgil Fox and a few others witnessing him play from memory every composition by Vierne from 4PM to 1:30AM. I can not describe here what happened but I do in my book soon to be released. Thank you Master Latry. David Snyder, Lumierist, Creator of Virgil Fox Heavy Organ Touring Production.
David Snyder Lumierist these organist are find musician's, but you should check out Karl Richter, nobody comes close.
I did
David Snyder Lumierist... He's amazing the only organist who can make Bach sound like Bach. Everybody else sounds weak at the keybords, at least in my humble opinion!
Very interesting thought about Bach. You mentioned "sounding" like Bach". Actually Bach sounds like nothing ! Think about it for a moment. Bach composed music represented by "notes" that he placed for us onto a score. That in its purest form only,, IS Bach,,a silent, lifeless printed page waiting to be brought to life by a musician. Every musician who takes those silent notes and reads and then plays those notes brings Bachs' music to life just as the sun brings a dull dead stained glass window to glorious life .If you want pure Bach, buy a sheet of his music and sit and read it in silence. If you want Bach's glorious music take that sheet of notes and go to the instrument and put your soul into expressing his written notes,, or listen to a great artist who takes those notes and brings them to life. Give his works the best of your creative spirit by you interpreting his printed notes that are true gifts to us from our and his creator. Try it. David Snyder, Lumierist
Hi David. I heard Heavy Organ with Joe's Lights at the Filmore East. It was the thrill of a lifetime. Best wishes.
Un instrument insolite, un merveilleux interprète, un merveilleux lieu historique de prière. Et de la grande musique depuis des siècles.
Just caught this absolutely OUTSTANDING
Magnifique version de la Passacaglia, et bien sûr la merveilleuse puissance sonore de cet instrument historique.
7:14 OH MY GOODNESS
Amazing! The 2nd best video on RUclips. Direct after Bach, Gould + Bernstein (J.S. Bach - Keyboard Concerto No 1 in D minor, BWV 1052)
Fantastic!
I have only one word to describe this work. Awesome. And this work being performed in perhaps the greatest place on earth. Thanks for posting.
Latry plays WITH FIRE!!! POWERFUL
This didn’t age well, sadly.
A Passacaglia de Bach mostra os níveis divinos que ele atingiu, na contrapontística, fugas e músicas bem temperadas, usava sequências de afinação com base no Cálculo (sequencias de Fibonacci), sem dúvidas sempre será o maior Virtuoso. A imponência desta música é demonstrada no seu baixo-ostinato, que até hoje é usado em músicas apreciadas por todos. Sem dúvidas ele foi e sempre será a raiz da música.
Браво! И живому и ушедшему!
I understand that Marie-Claire Alain was never the organist at Notre Dame, but she’s one of the supreme interpreters of Bach’s organ works. She humbled every organist in the world by recording the complete organ works a staggering 3 TIMES, each time on newly available organs which became available. Sublime!!
VA-VA-VOOM!!!
SUPERBE Bach, SUPERBE Organiste, SUPERBE Orgue, SUPERBE environnement!
What else could anyone ask for?! 👍
Juste que splendide et si magnifique 😘🥰❤️
The grand organ of Cathedral de Notre dame is so beautiful. It’s a shame to think all the pipe work is in boxes. I cannot wait for the building to be rebuilt and the organ to be restored into it’s rightful place in the lush, beautiful acoustic of the Cathedral de Notre dame and I hope to be there in person to listen to the wonderful music that the organ is capable of producing
Just glad the planned obscene 'improvements' will not now be incorporated. They would have been an insult to the medieval builders.
@@class87srule the notre-dame organ isn't medieval
@@class87srule What was planned?
The organ and pipes didn’t sustain damage.It was mostly confined to the rooftop.
For some reason, it's a video you'll want to watch again and again.
this is 47th time in 2021 alone
@@ateslabattery115
Thank you for your reply.
In another video of my country, this song (BWV582) is said to be the best of Bach's organ songs.
I want to go, but I'm sorry I can't.
Beauty is timeless
This is true Music...
This is so good my guts are on fire!
Mr Latry sure brings the POWER...wow...❤ 👏
This is awesome. Makes my heart rejoice!
Imagine playing a duet across multiple decades
Awesome Channel and Video, I absolutely love Latry's crescendo towards the end of the Passacaglia He really knows how to incorporate them in the music He plays and it really adds great effect.
Absolutely wonderful except for the f…..g advert cutting in halfway through the fugue!!!F…. off!!!!
amazing!
Danke echt Klasse
Beautiful music i want to play like him
Finally someone whos putting some actual force onto the organ
Der Sound- Übergang ist sehr gut gelungen :) La transition sonore est très réussie ;)
Does it get better than this?
No because uploader won't share us information about video footage of Pierre Cochereau in the beginning
@@155Metalhead personally, I prefer Richter's DG, particularly speaking when it comes to the Passacaglia's ending and the Fugue. That Bombarde is... too much.
Latry is a Master organist, Notre-Dame's Grand Organ is a masterpiece and this is indeed a great interpretation, but his style fits more properly to the French Romantic repertoire IMHO.
The most powerful performance of this work ,I've ever heard
Oh, Just Transcendent
Very interesting to see footage of the organ pre-chamades and with the original Cavaillé-Coll console...
Kind of wish they would've kept it that way
Melodramatic music ! So epic for my ears !
Awesome!!!!! Latry and Roth stand all by themselves........Masters of the ORGAN...............!!!!!
Don't forget Simon Preston who is probably the best interpreter of Bach as he would have sounded in his time
What a finishing sound! 😲
And no mere fire could destroy this organ! It's alive! Well, it will be. Since the church is being rebuilt, the organ was dismantled and will be updated and refurbished elsewhere, then reinstalled when the church repairs are complete.
Maravilhoso!
Браво
Que poderosa composición para órgano, sencillamente inquietante, obscura, llena de misterio, el tema fugado parece que narrara el desenlace de una tragedia, triste, inevitable, fatal y la interpretación es sencillamente perfecta, Sr. Latry mis sinceras felicitaciones. Johann Sebastian Bach para mí es el más sublime de todos los compositores, Soli deo gloria!
Marvelous performance. Although soundquality can be better... Thnx
After Notre Dame is reopened, I pray this is the first song played as people enter.
No. Franck’s “Piece Heroique”
How about the Tocatta from Widor’s Symphony #5?
How about Messiaen's "Apparition de l'Église Éternelle"? That would work perfectly as a prelude or "Introit".
Écouter de la bonne musique à partir du meilleur instrument joué par un organiste maître, c'est comme être vivant et au ciel.
ačiū iš JAV
Awesome stuff
Notre Dame❤️
Les mots me manquent pour dire ce que je ressens... 😍😢 Cela vaut mieux que de m'égarer dans un long commentaire...☺️
Alors contentez vous d''écouter Pierre Cochereau, le vrai, le grand.
RIEN NE POURRA EGALER PIERRE COCHEREAU:observez ses mains,le CIEL l'a vraiment gâté pour le bonheur du plus grand nombre!!!
Incredible...
Thankyou.I enjoyed it all.
Great performance but horrific audio compression.
Totally kills the accoustics and dynamics.
are you joking? This is probably the best recording of an organ I have heard, period.
@@ateslabattery115 the e power Biggs ones posted on RUclips are better quality
@@cosmofoxgaming1268 Do you have any specific examples? links would be appreciated.
@@ateslabattery115 certainly my friend ruclips.net/video/FpZfvlWJbjg/видео.html
Gorgeus!
a little bit too much
goosebumps!!!!!!
Majestueux et magistral...!
Wow romantic interpretation! Fantastic.
Это прекрасно 🎉
perfect organ
magnificent
maravilhoso, que coisa linda.
Professor Latry is an amazing musician!
In less than 50 years this storied cathedral which has witnessed more French history than 10 million Frenchmen combined will have been converted to a mosque and this organ will be silenced forever along with Bach's music and just about everything else that Europe gave the world.
Speechless, a new favourite of an old favourite
Ce sacré Latry ♥ ^^
We would like to see Cochereau’s full footage of this Passacaglia.
There are musicologists, the late Stokowski among them, who have stated that this Passacaglia is the greatest piece of organ music ever written and arguably the single greatest piece of music written . . . period. (Difficult to say when listening to a Beethoven symphony!) Listen to Piet Kee's version at St Bavo, Haarlem for valid comparison.
Greatest music ever written was the Art of Fugue by Bach.
So sweat sound, and perfect performance.
Perfeita execução!! Sem dizer da bela exposição do órgão da catedral de Notre Dame...
Sweet!