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Daniel Roth Improvises at Saint-Sulpice | The Prelude to Easter Sunday Mass at Saint-Sulpice
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- čas přidán 6. 04. 2015
- Daniel Roth the Organist of Saint Sulpice in Parish is one of the giants of the organ world who is internationally recognized for his performances, improvisations and compositions will play one recital at Our Lady of Refuge Church in Brooklyn, New York on April 24, 2015. It is his only concert appearance in New York City this season.
The video was made on the Cavaillé-Coll pipe organ at Saint-Sulpice, Easter Sunday of 2010, before the Mass. The improvisation was not written down. Daniel Roth "made it up" on the spot by taking inspiration from the Easter texts and used traditional Easter gregorian melodies celebrating the Resurrection.
These are my personal programatic notes interpretting the improvisation: at the very beginning you can almost see Mary Magdalene experiencing the stone rolled back from Jesus's tomb, her going to find the disciples, but as the music becomes more hurried and chaotic you can almost see the disciples running to the tomb, you can almost hear disciple's thoughts as they realized what had really happened when organ crescendos to the tutti with all the reeds blazing and the 32-Contra Bombarde thundering.
Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! Christ is risen! Truly, He is risen!
Daniel Roth will improvise at his concert Our Lady of Refuge in the Ditmas Park section of Brooklyn and will play written works by Sweelinck, Bach, Franck, Vierne and Mendelssohn as well as his own compositions. Full details are available at: www.olrbrooklyn...
Tickets can be purchased in advanced at www.olrbrooklyn...
It is strongly suggested you purchase you tickets very soon as the tickets are selling very fast as of April 4th.
Roth and Latry are just MASTERS of the ORGAN....no words can describe their performances.
Surely the greatest Bottom C to be heard on the planet in those last few chords! Even the Creator might smile hearing that at the end of Mass!
Daniel Roth and THAT organ, a marriage made in Heaven !.
A chaque écoute mon imagination déborde ! c'est incroyable, c'est comme m envoler dans des paysages, en mer, en montagne, en fôret, voler sur les cieux, rêver d aventure, de tempêtes, de couleurs... je plaind tous les gens incapable de ressentir ce que je ressent en écoutant des improvisations de ce type
Of course, there's nothing NOT to love about the St Sulpice CC, in my estimation absolutely the most beautiful instrument on the planet. As stated earlier, there's not another 32' Bombarde in the world that sounds like that. I love how you continue to hear the "beats" in the reverb tail long after the chord is released!
Not that 32 Reeds are the most important things, but St. Ouen and many of the other large Cavaillé-Coll have 32 Bombardes with a similar sound.
I've visited the large instruments in St Sulpice, +Rouen, Toulouse, St Denis, etc etc... and have countless recordings of them all -- so no novice here either. Others ears may hear differently, but I stand by my statement. YMMV.
We'll leave it that they are all magnificent !
absolutely fantastic!
Assurément une belle inspiration et tout le talent nécessaire pour faire vibrer ce magnifique instrument.
Divine!
Bravo Maestro, please come to Bermuda one day!
amazing! does anyone else hear the Easter themes : 'victimae paschali laudes' (3:33), 'immolent christians' (4:30) and 'o filii et filae' (2:46) pop up throughout this improvisation? Come to NYC again!
There are more Gregorian Themes in their.
Roger Kwan there is no surprise here. You also missed some Easter Chants. Daniel Roth always has the Liber Usualis on the organ. It used to contain all of the music for each and every day Mass and Office of the Roman Catholic Church.
Wow Joe! This sounds like microphones were used and not the camera audio! Awesome
Beautiful... the "DaVinci Code" organ.
love the coupled keyboards hard to push all those keys
No the keys are not hard at all to push down. The french just have a different technique then most Americans are taught
Is this from a CD recording?? WOW Amazing!
bello!?
looks like he's reading the dots, to me.