Alexandre Bruneau - Verset No. 4 in D minor, Op. 407
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- This piece comes from a collection of 150 versets, Op. 407, composed by Alexandre Bruneau. Bruneau was born in Berry, France and served as organist of Bourges Cathedral and was a professor of music at l'École Normale de Bourges for several decades. Bruneau was a recipient of the Croix d'officier d'Acadamie for his contributions to music. Many of his works can be downloaded for free from IMSLP.org.
Played on the sample set for the Aristide Cavaillé-Coll organ in the Èglise de la Sainte-Madeleine in Paris, France. The organ was installed in 1846. It is accommodated in a low cabinet in Italian renaissance style that is partly from gilded wood. Many famous organists have held the post of the organiste titulaire or organiste supplémentaire at this church, among them Fessy, Lefébure-Wély, Saint-Saëns, Dubois, and Fauré. And some of the supplementary organists were Charles-Marie Widor, Eugène Gigout, and Nadia Boulanger.
Unfortunately, this sample set only includes a limited number of stops from the original organ. Sample set by Pipeloops.
Bravoooo!!! Please enjoy playing and keep updating!!!
Thank you for always listening!
Good, your way of playing conveys emotions!
Thanks for listening and commenting.
I enjoy your videos. I had a wonderful collection of organ sheet music I donated when I moved across country. Now I am having to repurchase. Can you suggest a collection with this in it that can be purchased? Thank you.
I downloaded this collection from IMSLP.org, I think. I'm not sure if this music is even in print any longer. It would be nice to have brand new, crisp sheet music for this because the online scanned music is not of high quality, unfortunately.
Really nice piece! I really like the mood you express here in your playing!
Hi, thank you for you kind comment. It's an interesting, dark and moody piece from a composer who is new to me. His works are quite interesting so far. Thanks for listening.
Whats mean the numbers that appears at the begining?
Hi, thanks for listening. Those circled numbers are for registering a harmonium. Not much use unless your harmonium follows the same stops as the composer's, though I guess there's some sort of pattern and you can use those numbers to get some idea of how to register your instrument. I generally just ignore them.
@@thehalf-bakedorganist hiiii thanks for the info, im starting to play the organ with a 8 registers harmonium.
@@ana-ch3ie Excellent. My understanding is that not all harmoniums follow the same registration numbering, but the numbers should give you some idea as to how the composer wanted you to register the instrument. Good luck!
Where do you find all this wonderful music?
Hi, I scour the internet looking for stuff. It's almost an obsession. IMSLP is my main source. But some national libraries and university libraries have digitised versions of various music, which can often be downloaded. And I always stop in to check a library in person when I'm visiting a new place. You never know what you're going to find. Thanks for listening.