St. Francis of Paola walking on the waves / St François de Paule marchant sur les flots Franz Liszt by/par Olivier Latry. Transcripition by/par Max Reger
Magnificently Played ! 😅😊❤, I marvel over you have no sheet music in front of you, all played by memory, this is a hard peice to play, very Rigorous fingering and foot pedals, Great Job !😊😊😅😂❤❤❤
In almost a year of scouring RUclips for videos of M. Latry, I finally noticed this one because of a teaser at the end of the Guilmant video. It doesn't even say Olivier Latry on it, but guess what -- I recognized his hands in the photo. Glad I found this!
Monsieur Latry, to imagine such a few have seen your wonderful performance (all of them) saddens me. But I am lifted by the joy of your performance on Les Grand Orgue . Merdi beaucoups.
I can't help thinking, "What a drama queen Liszt really was! I love it. And how she and Wagner really did lay the musical foundations for what we now call 'Hollywood.'"
@@iamrepete Both Liszt and Wagner... drama queens. There's nothing like using the pronoun "she" when these guys start sounding like drama queens to stop them in their tracks. Works every time.
It's actually quite easy. You play it over and over till it sticks. I'm a professionally trained organist myself and it's not difficult to remember a piece
If I'm being honest it's a ton easier for me to learn and play straight from memory vs reading off music.... i can't always play fast enough while reading music... so more challenging peices I'll memorise first then get it up to tempo.... most classical organists can memorise pretty easy... my teacher had me start memorizing pieces after the first month... i do pretty well these days reading music but it was trained so early on it becomes habit.... i generally memorise all the music for every recital/ concert i do... my mentor says it's a great skill and in his opinion it allows you to play from the heart.
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Magnificently Played ! 😅😊❤, I marvel over you have no sheet music in front of you, all played by memory, this is a hard peice to play, very Rigorous fingering and foot pedals, Great Job !😊😊😅😂❤❤❤
Unusual work wonderfully executed. It would frighten me to even look at the score!
In almost a year of scouring RUclips for videos of M. Latry, I finally noticed this one because of a teaser at the end of the Guilmant video. It doesn't even say Olivier Latry on it, but guess what -- I recognized his hands in the photo. Glad I found this!
Monsieur Latry, to imagine such a few have seen your wonderful performance (all of them) saddens me. But I am lifted by the joy of your performance on Les Grand Orgue . Merdi beaucoups.
Monsieur Latry, many thanks for this sublime rendition played on this wonderful instrument !
je ne suis pas sur les flots mais dans les nuages, dans de beaux rêves; c'est splendide
Magnifique! Digne de la grandeur de St. Francesco di Paola!
Belle transcription pour l'orgue de cette pièce si puissante et difficile de Frantz Listz, et bravo pour cette magnifique interprétation !
Why this horrible mp3 compression ???? :'( this sound is so bad for this beautiful instrument !
7:52 I can tell this guy plays piano too.
Magnifique
Has Monsieur Latry memorized the entire organ repertoire?
Awesome
This arrangement is better than original xD
It seems made for the organ!
I don't think so. ruclips.net/video/AAXeLBDXrM4/видео.html
It does translate nicely to the organ.
This piece should have been originally written for organ.
Does anybody know where to get the music?
It’s a max reger transcription,you can find it on stretta music
Wonderful, but I hate the transcription of the part starting at 7:31, sounds extremely messy...
I can't help thinking, "What a drama queen Liszt really was! I love it. And how she and Wagner really did lay the musical foundations for what we now call 'Hollywood.'"
She? www.wikiwand.com/en/Franz_Liszt
@@iamrepete Both Liszt and Wagner... drama queens. There's nothing like using the pronoun "she" when these guys start sounding like drama queens to stop them in their tracks. Works every time.
how can anyone learn that by heart?!?!?!
It's actually quite easy. You play it over and over till it sticks. I'm a professionally trained organist myself and it's not difficult to remember a piece
@@crazyorganist1609 Stop lying to all those people in that comment section, man!
If I'm being honest it's a ton easier for me to learn and play straight from memory vs reading off music.... i can't always play fast enough while reading music... so more challenging peices I'll memorise first then get it up to tempo.... most classical organists can memorise pretty easy... my teacher had me start memorizing pieces after the first month... i do pretty well these days reading music but it was trained so early on it becomes habit.... i generally memorise all the music for every recital/ concert i do... my mentor says it's a great skill and in his opinion it allows you to play from the heart.
time, persistence, and patience
@@Lordvalyard Who asked you? It's not all about you. F**ktard!