Dupré, Marcel (1912): Trois préludes et fugues pour grand orgue, op. 7 - Yves Castagnet

Composer: Marcel Jean-Jules Dupré (3 May 1886 - 30 May 1971)
Performer: Yves André Claude Castagnet (born 10 May 1964)
Organ: Various builders (1402-2024); Cathédrale-Basilique Notre-Dame, District IV, Paris, France
All credit for production of the video, assembled from 3 separate ones, goes to Organ Masterworks:
/ @organmasterworks3963
This was created for the sake of having them all in a single video.
0:00 - Composer portrait
0:02 - I. B major
7:04 - II. F minor
18:19 - III. G minor
In short:
These are some of the most difficult pieces in the organ repertoire. Thus, one of the most difficult ever composed for anything...

[@jungorgan]

I am planning to perform these amazing works on March 19th at 4 pm at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco.

[@chronochromie772]

All best!

[@jean-jacqueskaselorganreco6879]

Yves Castagnet, for me the real Master and Musician at Notre Dame, perfect virtuoso, and above all very fine and expressive musician and composer

[@chronochromie772]

I completely agree with you, Jean-Jacques!

[@jean-jacqueskaselorganreco6879]

@@chronochromie772 by the way:Castagnet's Vierne II.is, next to Jean Guilouu's one, the worldwide best recording musically, and to do that in Rouen with such a verve is even a bigger "coup de génie"

[@joespeciale5875]

Magnificent. The Prelude & Fugue in B Major by Dupre is one of the happiest pieces for organ I’ve ever heard. Cheering!

[@moisesconcepcion6473]

Antes me parecía que la música de órgano era aburrida, pero esta me emociona mucho

[@alcyonecrucis]

Dónde se compra un órgano?

[@chronochromie772]

Why do you ask in Spanish?

[@tropicjam7343]

If Bach is the Newton of music,Dupre is its Einstein;