Yes Vincent. Something very special. Spotted Graham Twist's comment - he has it. This is beguiling performance. It's all there. It's like you are there ready to explode it within the next weeks........Graham's word elation is right. The picture I have is like the sprinter who is getting ready for a win. The next race - and you make it. The race 'grabs' you - and then it's yours. As a 'spectator' I watch / listen knowing you'll have it. You'll celebrate....that's the emotion bit. That's the wow. Trevor.
Hi Vincent. Je hebt deze Final van Vierne mooi en beheerst gespeeld. Ben vooral erg content met het tempo wat je hanteert. Door dit tempo te kiezen maak je ook mooie subtiele accenten in het stuk en komt het er daarom mooi gebalanceerd uit, klasse! Velen maken er mijns inziens door het extreem hoge tempo er een haastklus van en dat doet erg afbreuk aan dit geweldige stuk van Louis Vierne.
Prachtig gespeeld! Heel beheerst en met aandacht voor de muzikale details. En dat alles klinkt natuurlijk voortreffelijk met deze sampleset. Krijg spontaan zin om dat stuk ook eens echt in te gaan studeren, maar als amateur ontbreekt het me aan de tijd hiervoor.
Wow, Vincent! I have heard and watched many, many performances of this masterpiece by Vierne - and quite a few by some very eminent organists - but this upload of you playing 'Final' is now my most favourite of them all! It is certainly a tour de force for any organist. Many play it with technical brilliance - as you do - but it is easy to just deliver the right notes but without any emotion! For this 'Final' from Symphony No. 1 to make the maximum impact, you need to sense the exuberance and elation in the music - and this is all down to the performer communicating that such a connection has been made with the music. You clearly enjoy every single second you are playing this piece, and that is what makes this performance so stunning. The sample set of the 1885 Cavaillé-Coll organ in St. Etienne at Caen is my absolute favourite instrument to play on Hauptwerk and you reveal this organ in all its splendour and glory. Totally awesome, Vincent - what a fabulous treat for us all. B R A V O !
Thank you so much for your reactions always, Graham! :) it is so nice to hear that my rendition is your favorite! I learn a lot from Ben van Oosten, my teacher. I think he is one of the best interpretors of French symphonic music. Thank you again for your nice comments always! :)
@@VincentdeRidder I am absolutely with Graham Twist on this. I clicked the link for a quick look at a piece I know well, not expecting to listen to the end: I just HAD to. You have some interesting fingerings and I also wish we could see your feet on this. I liked those moments when you took a tiny bit more time rather than just ploughing on. All in all most enjoyable. I may even dig my copy out again.
geweldig,pas nu beluisterd,dank Vincent.
Another very impressive performance, Vincent. The audio quality/dynamics are really good too! Thank you for uploading. Best wishes - stay safe! 🇺🇦
Thank you very much 🙂!
Vincent, je vous admire. Vous maîtrisez parfaitement votre instrument et votre façon de jouer m’émerveille, tout ça à seulement 25 ans, félicitations.
C'est une très belle réponse, merci beaucoup ! 😊
Yes Vincent. Something very special. Spotted Graham Twist's comment - he has it. This is beguiling performance. It's all there. It's like you are there ready to explode it within the next weeks........Graham's word elation is right. The picture I have is like the sprinter who is getting ready for a win. The next race - and you make it. The race 'grabs' you - and then it's yours. As a 'spectator' I watch / listen knowing you'll have it. You'll celebrate....that's the emotion bit. That's the wow. Trevor.
Thank you for your very nice comment! 😊
Congratulations!!!!!
Thank you so much for your nice comment! :)
Amazing performance, Vincent! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much! 😊
Great 👍
Thank you! 🙂
BRAVO!!
Thank you very much! 🙂
Superb. Thank you Vincent.
Thank you so much, Moray! 😊
Wat schitterend, Vincent! 👌🏻👌🏻
Dank u! 😊
Vakkundig gespeeld! Mooi om te zien dat NL steeds weer jong orgel talent levert 🎹👌
Hartelijk dank!
It looks so easy, when you play. Very beautiful! Keep it up! 👍👍👍
Thank you, I will keep posting new videos regularly 😊
Mooi, Vincent! Je Frans romantische avontuur bevalt me wel;)
Dank je, Ralph! ;)
Wederom genieten Vincent! 👌
Ha Arjen, dank je! :)
Eerste kennismaking met dit stuk. Wow lekker gedaan Vincent!
Dank je, Jaap! Mooi stuk, hè?
Hi Vincent. Je hebt deze Final van Vierne mooi en beheerst gespeeld. Ben vooral erg content met het tempo wat je hanteert. Door dit tempo te kiezen maak je ook mooie subtiele accenten in het stuk en komt het er daarom mooi gebalanceerd uit, klasse! Velen maken er mijns inziens door het extreem hoge tempo er een haastklus van en dat doet erg afbreuk aan dit geweldige stuk van Louis Vierne.
Hartelijk dank! :)
Brilliant rendition Vincent! Not an easy piece but very exciting both to listen and to play!
Thank you Vidas! It is a spectacular piece indeed!
reale well played!
Thank you so much! :)
Prachtig gespeeld! Heel beheerst en met aandacht voor de muzikale details. En dat alles klinkt natuurlijk voortreffelijk met deze sampleset. Krijg spontaan zin om dat stuk ook eens echt in te gaan studeren, maar als amateur ontbreekt het me aan de tijd hiervoor.
Dank je, Marc! En een amateur zou ik je niet noemen: ik ken meerdere prachtige opnamen van je op TH-cam, heel fraai! :-)
@@VincentdeRidder Dank je.
Wow, Vincent! I have heard and watched many, many performances of this masterpiece by Vierne - and quite a few by some very eminent organists - but this upload of you playing 'Final' is now my most favourite of them all! It is certainly a tour de force for any organist. Many play it with technical brilliance - as you do - but it is easy to just deliver the right notes but without any emotion! For this 'Final' from Symphony No. 1 to make the maximum impact, you need to sense the exuberance and elation in the music - and this is all down to the performer communicating that such a connection has been made with the music. You clearly enjoy every single second you are playing this piece, and that is what makes this performance so stunning. The sample set of the 1885 Cavaillé-Coll organ in St. Etienne at Caen is my absolute favourite instrument to play on Hauptwerk and you reveal this organ in all its splendour and glory. Totally awesome, Vincent - what a fabulous treat for us all. B R A V O !
Thank you so much for your reactions always, Graham! :) it is so nice to hear that my rendition is your favorite! I learn a lot from Ben van Oosten, my teacher. I think he is one of the best interpretors of French symphonic music. Thank you again for your nice comments always! :)
@@VincentdeRidder I am absolutely with Graham Twist on this. I clicked the link for a quick look at a piece I know well, not expecting to listen to the end: I just HAD to. You have some interesting fingerings and I also wish we could see your feet on this. I liked those moments when you took a tiny bit more time rather than just ploughing on. All in all most enjoyable. I may even dig my copy out again.
Thank you very much! 😊
You rock!
Thank you so much!
Amazing playing! Mind if I ask who made the console? Very nice setup!
Thank you very much! The console has been built by Mixtuur (Mixtuur.com). The model is called Block organ!
Ha Vincent, je gaat in stijl door: knap in de techniek en muzikaal qua interpretatie. Terecht krijg je veel lof toegezwaaid.
Hartelijk dank! :)
@@VincentdeRidder Graag gedaan Vincent!