2012 - 150 Jahre Cavaillé-Coll-Orgel von Saint Sulpice, Paris
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- 2012 - 150 Jahre Cavaillé-Coll-Orgel von Saint Sulpice, Paris
11. -- 15. April 2012 Orgelreise Paris und Orgelkurs Daniel Roth
29. April 2012 16 Uhr Geburtstagskonzert mit Jean-Pierre Leguay, Ives Castagnet, Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin, Daniel Roth
Hommage à Aristide Cavaillé-Coll
Tour de France -- die schönsten Cavaillé-Coll-Orgeln in Frankreich Nord Juli 2011
Frankreich Süd 7. -- 14. Juli 2012
Daniel Roth Demo-Sampler-CD:
Daniel Roth Kompositionen für Orgel, Chor, Orchester, Soloinstrumente
„Kyrie" aus der Missa de Archangelis
„Sanctus und Agnus Dei" aus Missa brevis
„Rhapsodie sur une chanson alsacienne" für Orgel
"Fantaisie sur Regina coeli" für Orgel
„Ain Karim" für Flöte und Orgel
„Ave Maria" für Chor mit gleichen Stimmen
„In manus tuas" für Chor mit 4 gemischten Stimmen
„Kyrie" aus der "Missa Festiva Orbis factor" für Gemeinde, 4 gem. Stimmen, 2 Orgeln
„Licht im Dunkel" für Orchester, Orgel und Klavier
Demo-Sampler-CD erhältlich bei ORGANpromotion
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2012 - 150 years Cavaillé-Coll organ of Saint Sulpice, Paris
11 - 15 April 2012 Organ Tour Paris and Organ class with Daniel Roth
29 April 2012 16h Birthday concert with Jean-Pierre Leguay, Ives Castagnet, Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin, Daniel Roth
Hommage à Aristide Cavaillé-Coll
Tour de France -- the most beautiful Cavaillé-Coll Organs in France North July 2011
France South 7 -- 14 July 2012
Daniel Roth Demo-Sampler-CD:
Daniel Roth compositions for organ, choir, orchestra, solo instruments
„Kyrie" from the Missa de Archangelis
„Sanctus und Agnus Dei" from Missa brevis
„Rhapsodie sur une chanson alsacienne" for organ
"Fantaisie sur Regina coeli" for organ
„Ain Karim" for flute and organ
„Ave Maria" for choir with equal voices
„In manus tuas" for mixed choir with four parts
„Kyrie" aus der "Missa Festiva Orbis factor" for congregation, four-part mixed choir, and two organs
„Licht im Dunkel" for orchestra, organ, and piano
Demo sampler CD available at ORGANpromotion
www.ORGANpromot...
France is truly blessed to have that instrument in that setting, played by these artists. There may be larger classical instruments, but this is the best of the big ones.
Fantastisch! Hoffentlich schaffe ich es in meinem Leben, diese Orgel live zu hören.
Bravo a l ingenieur du son !!!!! Un travail merveilleux, une profondeur, une perfection !!!! Merci !
Fantastisch, großartig, Chapeau!
Quel bel instrument et quelle magnifique console !
This man is truly mind-numbing. One just sits there speechless, with one's mouth open just watching and listening in amazed disbelief....
Magnifique témoignage de l'art de Roth mettant merveilleusement en valeur son orgue Clicquot- Cavaillé-Coll.
Such a Magnificent Organist!
Es ist toll, Improvisationen. Danke von ganzem Herzen ORGANpromotion. Rosalie LEVACQUE
Intéressant d'entendre Daniel Roth (d'origine alsacienne, il me semble) parler allemand entre de belles improvisations aux grandes orgues !
Roth is such a great improviser!
Amazing,thank you
Roth ist der Beste!!!
Part of a Fantasie by Saint-Saëns. Lovely work when in its entirety.
Dieses Video erinnert mich an das erste Mal, also ich vor ca. 30 Jahren das erste Mal auf dieser Orgel spielen durfte. Das war noch einige Zeit vor dem "Cavaillé-Coll-Boom". Und beeindruckend war das Zimmer hinter der Orgel mit der Büste WIdors.
Keep the camera on his FINGERS! That is where the genius is!
Herrliches Instrument und ein begnadeter Organist....
The genius of DR.
At the beginning I think he is playing ones of Bach"s Fuge pieces either from Bwv 575 or some where in there I'm pretty sure its Bwv 575
Mr. Roth is fantastic. What is the name of the final piece he plays on the organ?
How loud is " Grand Choeur" for the organist?
Wie ein geborener Elzasser ist M. Roth's Deutsch sehr gut :-)
Wunderbare Demonstration des Klangweltes der maechtige CC Orgel, leider zu kurz :-(
Magnifique reportage, et qui prouve que l'on peut faire passer une excellente bande son sur Utube
Wunderbares Video, das beweist, dass man einen hervorragenden Soundtrack auf Utube stellen kann.
On October 25 2015 I had the privilege of attending a joint recital of M Roth and Mme Choplin at St. Sulpice honoring his 30th anniversary as organist there. They played several works for two organs - using also the choir organ. I sat near the high altar and was surrounded by glorious sounds! Unfortunately the grand organ is again in need of some restoration work and there were tuning problems.
I can agree with that to. And yes St. Pauls...wow what a organ. St Ouen is my favorite thats why I say that. But the royal trumpets at St. Pauls give me goosebumps.
Très beau!
Die Aufnahme der Fuge in C moll am Anfang hätte ich gern mal in ganzer Länge...
Maybe the human race isn't so bad, after all............!!! absolutely sublime.
Thank You. that was very helpful.
What is the piece at the end?
What is the title of the final music please 😊😊
C Saint-Saens - Fantaisie.
Look at Johann Vexo playing it on Nancy Cathedral's organ.
awesome organist seated at the console of of an organ as awesome as this one. It can't get better than that.
Ganz richtig, tamiasthchipmunk!!
un Grand Chapeau!
I've never heard Mr. Roth play the piano before. How lovely!
Daniel Roth had a good German pronounciation!
I believe it's part of the echo fantasy by Saint-Saens (after the opening echo section (about a minute and a half into the piece))
You,re right Rebecca, it´s bwv 575.
Das erste Stück ist cool
Das piano ist vunderschon, was ist?
I can't make my mind up - which is the greatest unaltered Cavaillé-Coll? This or S.Ouen, Rouen? How can you possibly choose between two such stupendous instruments?
Very true. And no offence to Wanamaker or anything but I would rather play on St. Sulpice or Ouen anyday of the week. And you are right huge organs aren't all about power. Cavaille Colls are a perfect example. St. Sulpice and Ouen I believe are the greatest organs ever built. They create just sounds I couldn't even imagine coming from a pipe organ.
If anyone can tell us what the piece is played at the beginning, would be very much appreciated!
Sehr schön!
One can hear the friendship Cavaille-Coll had with Henry Willis in the passage featuring the Recit strings; the strings are more English than French, IMHO.
+casavantlover Being contemporaries (Cavaille-Coll starting before Willis) there was certainly a collegial relationship. WIllis adopted many Cavaille-Coll ideas - narrow scale slotted strings, harmonic flutes, etc. Things that in those times were new to Great Brittan. Strings from the period just before and during the early Willis years, as done by those like Bernard Smith, were quite gentle and soft. Willis saw some useful things which he then adapted and applied in his career.
Can anyone tell me what the name of that piano piece is that he plays near the very end of this video at 12:09?
Il piu bello strumento di francia
Really? French, English, German, and the fourth?
Is it taken from a DVD?
welke muziek daniel roth als slotstuk? weet iemand dat?
What's the song at the VERY beginning? Please let me know!
BWV 575, Fugue in C Minor.
What is the name of the piece Mr. Roth is playing at 6:25?
What is the song starting at 13:19?
Can anyone tell me how the ACC in St Sulpice compares with the ACC at St Etienne in Caen?
it doesnt nor should it, completely different insstruments.
A VERY GOOD ORGANIST I HAVE SEEN HIM ON A TV SHOW SEVERAL TIMES
I'd say Ouen because first off Ouen is 2 times smaller and has the same amount if not more power. And Ouen has a sound that gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it. But thats my opinion that Ouen is better.
A larger organ is not necessarily louder. A larger organ often means that there is more choice of stops, and/or more different levels of amplitude, enabling for more dynamics.
should you choose? They are both fantastic in their own way!
Dear Daniel; I'm watching you on TH-cam… and there are so many spirits allighened againist you. YOU, for God sake. They just want to knock you down a peg to put themselves up. Oh Daniel, Happy Birthday, on earth, "May sunshine and blessings be given. And may God in God's Wonder prepare you on earth for a wonderful birthday in heaven." Wonderful. You shall remain… a great light on earth to all the great organ teachers through the Ages of Earth. Sent with love. CVD
Little Birdies at 4:25
S.Ouen is about 2/3rds the size of S.Sulpice - 64 stops to 102 IIRC. They both have distinct characters, but a huge organ isn't all about power. Look at the huge Wanamaker organ, with 462 ranks - it could easily get the power it has from 100 ranks. The rest are there for more (and more layered) soft effects, orchestral colour and a seamless crescendo. S.Sulpice could be regarded as a larger version of S.Ouen, but it also has that 21-stop Solo organ as well as the S.Ouen-type Solo "Grand Choeur".
Precisely, in this case it is very difficult, even incautious to choose.
Hmm, those Royal Trumpets are a bit coarse! The spun brass Trompette Militaire (which, as a design, came to Henry Willis III from Gottfried via Wurlitzer, Senator Emerson Richards and the Atlantic City Convention Hall) up in the dome, combined with the 16/8/4 Dome Tubas, now THAT certainly induces goosebumps... but it's the Solo strings, orchestral reeds and Harmonic Flutes which pretty much define that organ for me.
did you ever hear a theatre organ post horn or the thinner and louder sounding variant serpent? or the trumpet harmonique in american building style? those are very great stops
PEO[LE WOULD BE ALLOWED TH COME UP WHERE THE ORGANIST WAS OLAYING ON A TV SHOW
God dass, ich deutsch lernte
I dare say - the Wanamaker organ isn't ideal for French music, though designed by Charles Courboin and Marcel Dupré. Of course, it was on that organ that MD improvised his Symphonie-Passion. S.Sulpice & S.Ouen are unbeatable for French repertoire, but I urge you to look not only at Cavaillé-Coll but also at Puget. For Reger or Howells I'd prefer a Walcker or Walker: horses for courses! There is no "greatest organ in the world". St Paul's Cathedral is closest IMO - fabulous in so much repertoire.
ist das normal das ein organist so schnell spielen kann?
xXdave70Xx Ja, mit viel Übung und Tränen bekommt man das hin ;-)
okay aber ich bleib erstmal bei gitarre und keyboard
Ja. Geht auch noch schneller - wenn's die Mechanik zulässt.
Geschwindigkeit ist keine Hexerei; das gilt auch für's Orgelspiel 😊
...und Sie sollten erstmal sein Pedalspiel sehen. Da bleibt einem dann wirklich die Spucke weg.
For a start, S.Sulpice's organ is twice the size of S.Etienne! S.Etienne is wonderful of its type, the large three-manual as written for by Franck, Tournemire, Langlais, Guilmant, Messiaen and so on, but I think that for big works by Vierne and Dupré, S.Sulpice has the edge by simple virtue of its greater size, 32p Contre Bombarde etc. I think Caen has an acoustical warmth which is absent in the clinical Baroque cavern of S.Sulpice - but that may be my dislike of Classical architecture showing.
Daniel Roth hat ja ein schöner Gesicht, aber die Tastatur zu zeigen wäre interessanter gewesen!
Echt jetzt? Zu viel "schönes" Gesicht? Nu ja. Die Manuale sind jedenfalls nicht mehr "schön", falls das das Kriterium sein sollte. Unebene, teils verzogene Tasten, abgenutzte, ausgetauschte Beläge, schlechter Mitlauf beim Koppelspiel - und dann erst die Registerzüge, oh jemine. Nicht zum Hingucken!
Mir hat da trotzdem optisch nix gefehlt. Toll zu sehen, wie diese virtuosen und kräftigen Hände arbeiten, Tutti und alle Koppeln getreten! Hallelujah! Prima die Visualisierung der einzelnen Registergruppen, ihrer Zuordnung zu den Manualen, schön synchron mit Daniel Roth's Erklärungen zu Klang und Erschaffern.
Entschuldigen Sie meinen Spott. Bitte nochmal ansehen.
@@johannesbusch8161 Man kann sich aber eventuell etwas abgucken.