Fantastic organist, had the great pleasure of seeing him in concert at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral a few years ago, he played the entire programme without a single sheet of music in front of him, pure genius.
@nintnelavsalocin5173 You know, I wrote a "😉🤣" so it was a little bit of humour ! ➡Actually, in organ music, every great organist is the best organist ever, while you're playing his works : ➡so when you play Bach, to you, Bach sounds the greatest musician ever, and when you listen to Olivier Latry, you find him the best organist/ improvisator in the world, at the moment you listen to them ! 😉
I never know what to say about this guy because his talent is so far beyond my limits appreciation but I enjoy every video of his and hope he gets his beloved Nortre Dame Cathedral and it's Organ back soon.
Le meilleur organiste de notre temps. Bravo Olivier. Nous nous sommes rencontrés furtivement à la cathédrale de Meaux en compagnie de Domenico. Le concert fut fabuleux alors que l'orgue n'était pas au top...Un grand bravo. You'r the best.
L'interprétation est très proche de celle d'un orchestre symphonique, c'est ce qui est remarquable, il sait utiliser parfaitement toutes les ressources de l'instrument. J'ai entendu de nombreuses oeuvres symphoniques jouées à l'orgue, à un moment c'est plus du bruit qu'une réelle interprétation.
Cette musique se déplie comme un livre d'images plein d'étoiles, où viennent filer les oiseaux, tourner les farandoles, claquer les crécelles et danser les sorciers
Et quelle maîtrise dans la mise en page de la part d'Olivier Latry. Quelle précision dans les changements de couleurs pour chacun de ces tableaux qui se suivent. Il n'y en a pas un qui brille plus ou moins que ce qu'il doit exactement briller.
There is a marvelous Blu-ray video of Olivier Latry playing this piece on the restored organ of St. John the Divine in New York City. (Pro Organo BD 7250) I liked the idea of the chamber being lit so you could see when the swell shades were opening and closing. What would really be neat would be to attach LEDs of different hues to the pipes that would turn on when the pipe spoke. Can you imagine the light show!
0:18 notice how when he raises the volume, the panels behind the pipe decoration open. That's one of the two ways of controlling the volume, since there are no electronical ways to do it. 6:20 Also here is shown
This makes me wonder: was this magnificent organ made for Danse Macabre or was Danse Macabre written for this organ? Either way, this performance was out of this world!
and they're also the very same person that doesnt know how to get their phone out of its spot so it takes like 20 seconds of it going off before they finally stop it.
@@bagofchips8813 It only went off 3 times 2 seconds each, and quite softly in the background... Exaggerating is also a specialty. But sure it would have been better if it didn't go off.
@Elijah Harris you're right and most of them do, but one among 500 is enough to ruin it for all 500 including himself and musicians... I don't know if that's arrogance or ignorance, usually people are reminded to turn off their gadgets before the beginning of any concert, at least in my area
There was that part of me that is in awe of the sounds being produced at this venue. Then there was that part of me that is repulsed at such a diversion from tradition!
It's just a regular pipe organ, at 2:30 you can see the swell shutters with behind it the pipes. Maybe the channel name of where this video was uploaded on gave the false impression that it would be a Hauptwerk organ.
The original "Danse Macabre" is from Camille Saint-Saens. That particuliar arrangement for organ is from *LEMARE* : search IMSLP at "Danse Macabre", "Arrangements", "Lemare" : imslp.org/wiki/Special:ImagefromIndex/52914/sebpp
the full inauguration was amazing by three amazing organists and now it's been removed?? why?? it was superb- i've tried everywhere online and only find 1-2 videos of latry - the whole wayne marshall widor etc was out of this world - im utterly annoyed and disappointed
¿Entonces puedo utilizar este tema, por ejemplo, para editar audiocuentos, sin tener problemas de reclamaciones? Por supuesto, dándole el crédito correspondiente. Gracias.
C'est pas mal du tout. :-) The King is playing. On a très peu d'orgues accessibles à l'audition publique hors églises en France, 2 celui là compris, je crois.
Faut admettre que la plupart des orgues se prêtent merveilleusement à l'acoustique d'une église (en même temps... ils ont été construits pour ça). Et en France les églises sont gratuites d'accès pour l'instant, alors enjoy :D (certes ça ne présente pas le confort d'une salle de concert m'enfin, pour un bon orgue baroque allemand ou français, ou un cavaillé coll peut importe, ça s'y prête plus que bien, que ce soit au niveau des températures ou de l'acoustique).
@@cosinustangente1014 Les orgues ne sont pas construits _pour_ les églises, il sont construits *DEDANS* Le bâtiment fait partie intégrante du son et de l'esthétique de l'instrument, autant que la caisse de la guitare est essentielle au son de la guitare elle-même. _L'orgue de notre Dame de Paris ne sonne bien qu'à Notre Dame de Paris._ Démontez-le pièce par pièce, amenez-le dans un hangar à avions de Roissy, où il sera remonté pièce par pièce, au milliardième de millimètre.... vous obtiendrez une catastrophe, parce que l'orgue de Notre-Dame de Paris a été conçu en fonction des plans de cette cathédrale, et harmonisé de la même façon : il ne sonne bien qu'à Notre Dame de Paris. Et je dirais même plus: l'orgue de notre Dame de Paris ne sonne bien qu'à Notre Dame de Paris _et là où il est placé._ Démontez-le pièce par pièce, et reconstruisez-le au milliardième de millimètre sur le côté de la nef ou dans le chœur: il ne sonnera pas... parce qu'il a été dessiné et agencé pour sonner là-haut, sur la tribune du fond, là où les voûtes canalisent et réverbèrent les harmoniques jusque dans la nef.
Das ist ja ne ziemlich neue orgel ich glaube das Stück wurde für große orgel geschrieben die auch eine große Palette an besonderen Registern wie zb chamaden oder ne Tuba..... oder ähnliches
Yeah there are quite a few consoles that are similar to his. But each are different. I'm not entirely a fan of his organ. Mainly because nothing ever will truly replace the feel, and richness of true flue pipes & reed pipes
@@AirchimeLTDproductions174 So what do you think you are hearing here? It is a 91 stop pipe organ, did you not watch the video? Console is modern, that is true.
@@karipintakivi9153 I think he was talking about Cameron Carpenters digital touring organ. But yes, the one in this video is real indeed.. at 2:30 you can see the swell shades with pipes behind.
@@Engineer9736 Mea culpa. I have seen (great) and heard (not so great) C Carpenter playing. The speaker setup he had was idiotic, for show not sound quality. Two large studio monitors would have worked better.
Eine hervorragende Leistung,dieses Stück zu spielen,Es hört sich sehr schön an, auch auf einer elektronischen Orgel.Obwohl mein Geschmack eher auf einer Pfeifenorgel gerichtet ist.
Some of the stops on this thing sound suspiciously like a Wurlitzer theatre organ. Not Rieger’s best work. As to the console itself, Dr Who eat your heart out.
I'm _really_ not a fan of the styling of the organ, but the organ sounds good, and I'd play an instrument that looks like a pile of dog shit if it sounded good (and I was actually capable of playing the instrument). There are some very interesting sounds in there I don't think I've ever heard from an organ. And Latry is a wonderful player.
Stara się chłop. Jarząbkiem nie jest. W końcu w Notre Damme de Paris jest I sekretarzem organistów. Ale nasz Arek z Fromborka zupełnie inaczej gra i do tego ten niesamowity instrument Archikatedry.
I think the console was made to fit in with the rest of the hall. You can't really see a lot of the hall in the video, but it looks pretty trekkian as well.
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I just love this performance and never get tired of watching and listening to it...
Fantastic organist, had the great pleasure of seeing him in concert at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral a few years ago, he played the entire programme without a single sheet of music in front of him, pure genius.
One of the greatest organists ever
THE greatest organist ever !😉🤣🎶
@nintnelavsalocin5173 You know, I wrote a "😉🤣" so it was a little bit of humour ! ➡Actually, in organ music, every great organist is the best organist ever, while you're playing his works : ➡so when you play Bach, to you, Bach sounds the greatest musician ever, and when you listen to Olivier Latry, you find him the best organist/ improvisator in the world, at the moment you listen to them ! 😉
I never know what to say about this guy because his talent is so far beyond my limits appreciation but I enjoy every video of his and hope he gets his beloved Nortre Dame Cathedral and it's Organ back soon.
Toute la classe d’OLIVIER LATRY sur un orgue de concert....comment mettre en valeur un instrument avec une seule œuvre ! Bravo
Le meilleur organiste de notre temps. Bravo Olivier. Nous nous sommes rencontrés furtivement à la cathédrale de Meaux en compagnie de Domenico. Le concert fut fabuleux alors que l'orgue n'était pas au top...Un grand bravo. You'r the best.
L'interprétation est très proche de celle d'un orchestre symphonique, c'est ce qui est remarquable, il sait utiliser parfaitement toutes les ressources de l'instrument. J'ai entendu de nombreuses oeuvres symphoniques jouées à l'orgue, à un moment c'est plus du bruit qu'une réelle interprétation.
A superb rendition on a superb concert organ. Tres Bon!
Руки как заведённые, замечательный органист
Magnificent performance. Magnificent organ.
Thanks for sharing!
Marvelous performance on a magnificent instrument.
4:08 enclosed "en chamade" stops 😮 what a unique instrument
Latry is good and he knows it and we all know it! No else can be said! Brillant!!!
Latry is God. You had an extra o there
I wrote GOOD and meant GOOD.
@@ThePozilla Haha...NOO!!
Cette musique se déplie comme un livre d'images plein d'étoiles, où viennent filer les oiseaux, tourner les farandoles, claquer les crécelles et danser les sorciers
Et quelle maîtrise dans la mise en page de la part d'Olivier Latry. Quelle précision dans les changements de couleurs pour chacun de ces tableaux qui se suivent. Il n'y en a pas un qui brille plus ou moins que ce qu'il doit exactement briller.
Enfin un orgue de concert digne de Paris. Merci à vous Mr Latry
Quel morceau magnifique !!
Yes, of course, he knows it - clap, clap, clap and thanky you very much for this piece of music. Merci beaucoup.
There is a marvelous Blu-ray video of Olivier Latry playing this piece on the restored organ of St. John the Divine in New York City. (Pro Organo BD 7250) I liked the idea of the chamber being lit so you could see when the swell shades were opening and closing. What would really be neat would be to attach LEDs of different hues to the pipes that would turn on when the pipe spoke. Can you imagine the light show!
Beautiful organ
Fantastic! Thanks very much for this!
Echt ein Talent ,habe großen Respekt ,Danke
great piece, great organ, great organist
Know where one can get hold of the specification?
He looks like king of all organ in universe.
Magnifique, une grande classe.
0:18 notice how when he raises the volume, the panels behind the pipe decoration open. That's one of the two ways of controlling the volume, since there are no electronical ways to do it.
6:20 Also here is shown
Fantastic!!
super organ and super organist!!!!!
Brilliant organist,first class
To play this purely from memory is a feat in itself
Eh, the material is pretty similar throng
Throughout*
@@roelofvandermerwe1147 you must take into account the practice and refinement it must take to play something as brilliant as danse macabre
@@roelofvandermerwe1147 which makes remembering what comes at each point even more difficult since it is all very much the same.
C'est Magnifique!
This makes me wonder: was this magnificent organ made for Danse Macabre or was Danse Macabre written for this organ? Either way, this performance was out of this world!
Neither, technically, but it's a match made in heaven!
I'm impressed
So many little things to love in this video.
Two years ago tonight, I saw M. Latry in concert in Kansas City. He was wearing this same jacket.
❤ Superb
Fantastico!!!
Olivier Latry is just awesome!
And the phone ruined it. We should ban together to keep all things anf people that make loud noise banned from entering.
and they're also the very same person that doesnt know how to get their phone out of its spot so it takes like 20 seconds of it going off before they finally stop it.
@@bagofchips8813 It only went off 3 times 2 seconds each, and quite softly in the background... Exaggerating is also a specialty. But sure it would have been better if it didn't go off.
If anyone knows the owner of the mobile phone that goes off, can they kindly shove it where the sun doesn't shine?
At least the notes of the ringtone were in the chord Latry was playing, haha
I know. I was sitting quiet close to her. Her father was a famous french organist
Man when does this phone ring? Can't hear
@@lawofseven1465 6:30
I honestly think that you may have mistaken a soft part of the recital for a mobile phone ring.
It’s a masterpiece, it’s very hard te to transport all the orchestra parts into a single organ, moreover loud parts cover sometimes the pp parts
Brilliant!
Pure klasse !
He should be teaching students especially the poor his tremendous gift, and not let it die with him.
You cannot really learn this or teach this. Either your mind works like this or not. The notes are on the page for any organist to read.
He does teach organ.
great!!!!!!
I just realized, as annoying as phone ringing can be, at the moment it was actually in tune with the music! :D
@Elijah Harris you're right and most of them do, but one among 500 is enough to ruin it for all 500 including himself and musicians... I don't know if that's arrogance or ignorance, usually people are reminded to turn off their gadgets before the beginning of any concert, at least in my area
I keep my phone on vibrate most of the time.
Phone rings on cue just like The Ocean by Led Zeppelin -- Can't beat that :-^
my favorite classical song. Still doesn't beat strings playing it though.
The sound of the organ is in the pipes, not the console. And this organ sounds great!
Respekt wie kann man so viel auswendig spielen extrem gut ,,,,,,,,,viele Grüße st Johannesstift
Such a masterpiece. And a masterful player. That organ, not so much.
M. Latry helped design the organ, for what it's worth.
These modern organs can play just like the original monsters, technology is amazing
There was that part of me that is in awe of the sounds being produced at this venue. Then there was that part of me that is repulsed at such a diversion from tradition!
It's just a regular pipe organ, at 2:30 you can see the swell shutters with behind it the pipes. Maybe the channel name of where this video was uploaded on gave the false impression that it would be a Hauptwerk organ.
This is not a digital organ.
That flare at 0:31 caught my off guard
You know when you get jump scared by organ music.
What flare?
Rieger - Unbeatable!
To play these instruments must takes years of practice and a high quality mind to master this.
Genie
Great!
Gran classe.
Could anyone tell me who has arranged this piece for organ? Whose arrangement is Latry playing?
The original "Danse Macabre" is from Camille Saint-Saens.
That particuliar arrangement for organ is from *LEMARE* : search IMSLP at "Danse Macabre", "Arrangements", "Lemare" : imslp.org/wiki/Special:ImagefromIndex/52914/sebpp
bravo merci Oivier
The bar on epic has been raised.
A phone call came..... from a cosmic place ?
yehoo!
Latry is supernaturally genius!
He is certainly a delightful competent and courageous player, the commander and soul of France.
the full inauguration was amazing by three amazing organists and now it's been removed?? why?? it was superb- i've tried everywhere online and only find 1-2 videos of latry - the whole wayne marshall widor etc was out of this world - im utterly annoyed and disappointed
where has the full concert video gone????????? outraged it's been removed
I didn't upload the full concert, someone else did.
@@Hauptwerkorgan i meant on youtube in general - it's nowhere to be found :/
If this guy had just one more hand or foot...
¿Entonces puedo utilizar este tema, por ejemplo, para editar audiocuentos, sin tener problemas de reclamaciones? Por supuesto, dándole el crédito correspondiente. Gracias.
C'est pas mal du tout. :-) The King is playing.
On a très peu d'orgues accessibles à l'audition publique hors églises en France, 2 celui là compris, je crois.
Faut admettre que la plupart des orgues se prêtent merveilleusement à l'acoustique d'une église (en même temps... ils ont été construits pour ça).
Et en France les églises sont gratuites d'accès pour l'instant, alors enjoy :D (certes ça ne présente pas le confort d'une salle de concert m'enfin, pour un bon orgue baroque allemand ou français, ou un cavaillé coll peut importe, ça s'y prête plus que bien, que ce soit au niveau des températures ou de l'acoustique).
@@cosinustangente1014 Les orgues ne sont pas construits _pour_ les églises, il sont construits *DEDANS*
Le bâtiment fait partie intégrante du son et de l'esthétique de l'instrument, autant que la caisse de la guitare est essentielle au son de la guitare elle-même.
_L'orgue de notre Dame de Paris ne sonne bien qu'à Notre Dame de Paris._ Démontez-le pièce par pièce, amenez-le dans un hangar à avions de Roissy, où il sera remonté pièce par pièce, au milliardième de millimètre.... vous obtiendrez une catastrophe, parce que l'orgue de Notre-Dame de Paris a été conçu en fonction des plans de cette cathédrale, et harmonisé de la même façon : il ne sonne bien qu'à Notre Dame de Paris.
Et je dirais même plus: l'orgue de notre Dame de Paris ne sonne bien qu'à Notre Dame de Paris _et là où il est placé._ Démontez-le pièce par pièce, et reconstruisez-le au milliardième de millimètre sur le côté de la nef ou dans le chœur: il ne sonnera pas... parce qu'il a été dessiné et agencé pour sonner là-haut, sur la tribune du fond, là où les voûtes canalisent et réverbèrent les harmoniques jusque dans la nef.
Deux a paris, un a lyon
Very good!!!
The telephone was right on pitch.
Je voulais plus de lumières dans l'orgue.
Das ist ja ne ziemlich neue orgel ich glaube das Stück wurde für große orgel geschrieben die auch eine große Palette an besonderen Registern wie zb chamaden oder ne Tuba..... oder ähnliches
What is the little video screen in the middle of the console?
It is for controlling the combination sets .....
7:09 what was that...?
Someone shouting "Yeehoo". :P
so rude though!
At around 6:35 you hear dumbasses phone ringing!
that's Mario
I didn't notice the phone ring in my first listenings...
1:50 what's the name of the rank playing here ?
1:50 quel est le nom de la division qui joue ici ?
I think some kind of Tierce of Cymbal
@@Hauptwerkorgan thanks for your answer, i was just curious 😅
he looks like hes composing for the heavens
That console looks like Cameron Carpenter's wet dream.
lmao
Yeah there are quite a few consoles that are similar to his. But each are different. I'm not entirely a fan of his organ. Mainly because nothing ever will truly replace the feel, and richness of true flue pipes & reed pipes
@@AirchimeLTDproductions174 So what do you think you are hearing here? It is a 91 stop pipe organ, did you not watch the video? Console is modern, that is true.
@@karipintakivi9153 I think he was talking about Cameron Carpenters digital touring organ. But yes, the one in this video is real indeed.. at 2:30 you can see the swell shades with pipes behind.
@@Engineer9736 Mea culpa. I have seen (great) and heard (not so great) C Carpenter playing. The speaker setup he had was idiotic, for show not sound quality. Two large studio monitors would have worked better.
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yahoo!
Oh if only Erik could have seen what would become of the pipe organ...beautiful. Thank you 🙏
@Nathan Camilleri It's the name of the Phantom of The Opera.
7:09 what did he say?
Brilliant organist; ghastly organ.
What is the stop called heard at 1:06?
I think it's a Vox Humana (without tremolo) or Krummhorn 8' short played
@@Hauptwerkorgan Thank you
@J. K. Always fun to speculate, indeed!
At the end we can hear Mario is in the audience
Alas...
Damn he’s hot!
Honey, I hate to break your heart but he’s straight and happily married. Don’t think you’d have a chance even if you got him alone in the organ loft.
Dissily Mordentroge - how sweet. I know he’s married. Had the opportunity of having a master class with him one-on-one...
Eine hervorragende Leistung,dieses Stück zu spielen,Es hört sich sehr schön an, auch auf einer elektronischen Orgel.Obwohl mein Geschmack eher auf einer Pfeifenorgel gerichtet ist.
@klemens Brumann This is a Pipe Organ with 91 Stops and 6,055 pipes Dies ist eine Pfeifenorgel mit 91 Registern und 6.055 Pfeifen
Cette danse macabre de st saens je vois bien des sorciers aux masques lugubre danser autour d'un feu!
Dommage que ca soit sur cette outil qu'il joue.
I came here for 7:08
saint sanse
Sounds good & perfectly played.. but the design of that console.. urg.
Some of the stops on this thing sound suspiciously like a Wurlitzer theatre organ. Not Rieger’s best work. As to the console itself, Dr Who eat your heart out.
@J. K. Why all the hostility?
Dissily Mordentroge 7
It doesn't sound anywhere near as good as a Wurlitzer!
I'm _really_ not a fan of the styling of the organ, but the organ sounds good, and I'd play an instrument that looks like a pile of dog shit if it sounded good (and I was actually capable of playing the instrument). There are some very interesting sounds in there I don't think I've ever heard from an organ. And Latry is a wonderful player.
It is very ugly.
What are you taking about? What "styling?" And I personally think that organ sounds bad at times.
@@natecamilleri3937 The organ? Yes, I would agree.
Just a notice to anyone in the comments, watch out for the commenter called ‘Maikind K.’
They love insulting people.
No they don't
HauntedM - That’s just the impression I got from their replies.
Stara się chłop. Jarząbkiem nie jest. W końcu w Notre Damme de Paris jest I sekretarzem organistów. Ale nasz Arek z Fromborka zupełnie inaczej gra i do tego ten niesamowity instrument Archikatedry.
a piece of furniture totally void of a
esthetics
Do you speak about the Rieger organ console, or about the performance of Mr Latry ?
I think the console was made to fit in with the rest of the hall. You can't really see a lot of the hall in the video, but it looks pretty trekkian as well.
It does what it’s supposed to do!
what a hideously malconceived organ
un vrai massacre pauvre Saint Saëns
Différent d’un orchestre, oui, mais pourquoi "massacre"?
tg
Ça balance une saloperie sans argumentaire et ça fuit sans répondre… Troll……
This instrument is really bad, much more appearance than real quality.