🎵 Vierne - Carillon de Westminster (Saint Ouen) // Richard McVeigh
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Louis Vierne's famous 'Carillon de Westminster' played on the BIS Organ. I wish you could hear what it sounds like in my music room..... amazing!!
This is the Saint Ouen sample, using played on Hauptwerk. This sample is called 'Aristide' as this was Cavaille-Coll's first name! :)
I hope you enjoy this performance. If so, please do leave me a comment! (even if you didn't, please leave me a comment)
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Thank you, thank you, thank you: one of the most joyous, exciting and wonderful pieces in the entire organ literature, and beautifully played, *as usual,* by Mr. McVeigh.
Absolutely perfect tempo! Not too fast and not too slow. One of my absolute favorites to play.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
It was goosebumps to start with, then a flood of emotion to follow. Absolutely magnificent Richard!!
I’ll second that!
At 2:30 you take the organ into another dimension. I get goosebumps every time I listen to it.
This is great source of treasures: everything is admirable. The piece has splendid organic growing idea, which has here wonderful realization. Thank you - audition is also excellent!
Marvellous! Could you also play the Bells of Hinckley, please? This would be very much appreciated. Thank you!
That Grrrrrowl at 4:45 - gloroius! Very well played, on an outstanding sample-set - it's wonderful to hear these big pieces using the organs and acoustics for which they were conceived. Bravo!
Much enjoyed! Thank you for the great performance!
I love this piece!
One of my favorite pieces played brilliantly by my favorite organist. And you make it look so easy. Great job!
I do not understand the title. Why "(Saint Ouen)"? This is not the Saint-Ouen Cavaillé-Coll organ.
Good Lord, I do love that magnificent piece! Isn’t Ouen the organ he wrote that piece for? For some reason I have that halfway stuck in my memory.
Again, really solid and wonderful playing! There are certain musical moments that ALLWAYS give me chills. One of those is the build up starting from about 04:25 and then the CHILLS climax at 04:45 and more or less continue through the remainder of the piece! What is there not to love about this piece well played!
I hope you don't share any walls with organ hating neighbors!
Pure JOY to hear & watch your playing this piece! Thank you, Richard...
As noted before, it truly is an outstanding sample-set and it’s one that I constantly use. Thank you for such an amazing performance.
Beautiful piece......love the shades of Close Encounter of the 3rd Kind in this piece!
Mozart has very much < mark in tone changing big super modulation l hear that you like it an the public too solie deo gloria
I really enjoyed your performance of this fantastic piece! I used my headphones and had a great sound experience.
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful recording.
Hallo. Which microphone do you use to record the organ
Very well played. A french piece on a french organ. Can’t beat it! Have you ever played Sur le Rhin by Vierne?
A while ago yes so I’d need to re-learn it I expect.
A glorious piece of Music beautifully and masterlly played with a wonderful transparancy😊
Thank you Richard. As a bell-ringer/student organist this is one of my favorite pieces.
First the very long slow anticipatory build for 4.30+ minutes,
Then the final grand glorious conclusion. Absolutely Delicious.
Beautiful! Probably my favourite piece of music of all time and this really did it justice. It sounds incredible on the Saint Ouen sample set. Thank you for this.
Very beautiful! I felt like I was there, near the cathedral. Thank you for your marvellous performance, Richard!
Well done!
Wonderful Richard. Thank you. Sorry I can't comment on technical stuff but loved it. Sitting here listening while having morning cuppa. Friday here. Blessings
Hope you enjoyed your cuppa coffee/tea??
One of my favorite pieces played on a wonderful French symphonic sample set. Thanks for an amazing performance!
Wonderful! Richard, the CdW is one of all time favorite chestnuts, masterfully played, thank you!
And THAT is how it's done!! What a rumble :)
Carillion goes exceptionally well with the morning coffee - thank you once again for such a superb performance Richard
I listened to a recording of this piece daily after getting home during my psychiatry rotation in medical school. The initial part in its quietness and the build up settled my mind. Then the glorious conclusion pulled me out of the funk. Sometimes it took a second time!
One of my favorite pieces just for my birthday. Thank you for your excellent performance!
I still remember when I heard ages ago the first-ever recording of that piece, Andrew Lucas - Organ Showpieces From St. Paul's Cathedral.
There is another piece recorded on this magnificent organ (available on youtube) I would love to see one day recorded on your fantastic organ - Edward Dean plays Passacaglia, Op. 40 by Gerard Bunk.
That’s a great CD! I love the performance of the Reger on that compilation!
Good to listen to at lunch time here in NewYork USA 🇺🇸
Wonderful played at full volume on the surround sound.Sorry neighbours but had to be done.
They probably enjoyed it! 😎
Such a brilliant piece performed brilliantly!
Great interpretation Richard! So nice!!
Your playing is special. I love your technique!
Westminster Bridge in a pea-souper a la Monet was conjured up. (Not that there was anything foggy about the performance)
Stunning... I can't tell you how good this sounds through my rather large speakers.... :D
There is movement of furniture lol...
Brilliant performance. We’ll organize the builders for the underpinning tomorrow 😂! Thankyou very much Richard. Trevor and Jan Canewdon, Essex. 👏👏👏👏👏👏🐈⬛🐈🍰🧦
Great job!
BRAVO !!!!
I bet it sounded awesome in the BIS organ room and as you were editing it.
Bravo, sir! I imagine that arriving at the gates of Heaven and THAT organ welcoming me there--what a glorious day that will be! Side note--Michael Barone posted a short video of himself walking around the St. Ouen Abbey while someone was playing that glorious instrument. The chairs were removed and it was him below the gallery. I can't even imagine how he felt that day.
Should be Carillons de Cambridge
So good..! Beautiful ! Approuvé par les auditeurs français ;)
😮😮😮😕👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I stood up and cried aloud at the end.... that speaks for itself.
Glorious
Wow,it's amazing!!!!
Listening this in my car with the full force of the vibration felt! 🤣
😁😁😁😁👌
Majestic, as always.
Well done. Bravo.👏👏👏
Hello, I watch you and I have a request, can you play and record polish religious Anthem u.t.t.: "Boże, coś Polskę" (God save Poland). Please
You play another organ ; it isn’t Saint Ouen of Rouen ! I don’t recognize the Contre-Bombarde 32 at the end of the score and 56 notes and not 61 notes at Saint Ouen !
Wonderful !!!
Glorious!
Beautiful!
What reeds are you use in the Pedal?
All of them! 4’ 8’ 16’ 16’ 32’ 😎
WOW!!! I bet that sounded AMAZING in your studio...and down the street!! I love this piece.
It certainly did! 😎
Please can you play Viernes toccata next
I’ll definitely record it soon, but until then Colin Walsh played it on BIS using the same sampleset. It’s sounds amazing!