Louis Vierne Final (Symphony No. 1) - Bruno Guilois, l'orgue de l'église Sainte-Odile, Paris

Louis Vierne (1870-1937) Final (Symphony No. 1 en ré mineur Op. 14)
Bruno Guilois, organiste titulaire, l'orgue de l'église Sainte-Odile, Paris XVII
organsparisaz4.organsofparis.eu/St%20Odile.htm
organsparisaz4.orguesdeparis.fr/St%20Odile.htm
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[@yanngendon]

Très surprenant cet orgue, qui sonne aussi bien que st-Sulpice

[@12345677396]

Chapeau!!!

[@marie-angeleurentetericleb4802]

Eh bien ! Bravo ! Et belle rondeur du grand choeur ! Rochesson est un facteur d'orgues qui reste à découvrir encore.

[@martincostantini_]

Why Rochesson and not Abbey? The page tells he only installed the organ. The pipeworks comes from Abbey mostly

[@marie-angeleurentetericleb4802]

Yes, tubes by Abbey were used in this organ. But very nice reeds of the swell, and pedal’s fondation stops for example, are from Rochesson. And there is not so many examples of his talent. I add that the primitive Abbey was re-harmonised in 1950.

[@marie-angeleurentetericleb4802]

Thanks to Bruno Guilois to give me these elements.

[@martincostantini_]

@@marie-angeleurentetericleb4802 Thanks! That was not very clear in the !page! Mercí Beaucoup