Chapuis, Isoir, Pierre, Darasse: In concert at Notre-Dame in Paris |
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Presentation
This album adds to the rich SOLSTICE catalog four new names among the
most famous of this time of the French organ. One of the interests of these live recordings is the possibility of expanding the “official” discography of some musicians, as here for three
of them. All born in the first half of the 1930s, musicians whose art revives thus in concert at Notre-Dame have many similarities as to their training, for courses that are nevertheless
significantly different.
Michel Roubinet
Michel Roubinet
Track list
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Nicolas de Grigny | Hymne “Ave Maris Stella”: I. Plein Jeu à 5 | |
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Nicolas de Grigny | Hymne “Ave Maris Stella”: II. Fugue à 5 | |
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Nicolas de Grigny | Hymne “Ave Maris Stella”: III. Duo | |
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Nicolas de Grigny | Hymne “Ave Maris Stella”: IV. Dialogue sur les Grands Jeux | |
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Johann Sebastian Bach | Passacaille and Fugue in C Minor, BWV 582 | |
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Louis Vierne | Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 20: I. Allegro | |
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Charles Tournemire | Paraphrase-Carillon, Op. 57 No. 35 | |
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Maurice Duruflé | Suite, Op. 5: I. Prélude | |
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Maurice Duruflé | Suite, Op. 5: II. Sicilienne | |
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Maurice Duruflé | Suite, Op. 5: III. Toccata | |
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Olivier Messiaen | The Ascension: III. Outbursts of Joy | |
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György Ligeti | Volumina |