Notre Dame de Paris thunderous organ music!

[@daryleharris1021]

Thank God for the videos of Olivier Latry and this magnificent instrument! We can enjoy them until the sanctuary is rebuilt enough to play it again! I also thank God for what seems to have been the preservation of the organ. I was literally praying the whole time that it could be spared. Now, we'll have to see what has to be done to restore it again. Hopefully, the fire stayed far enough away and the temperature did not damage the pipes, facade or console. Much love and support for Mr. Latry and the staff and congregation.

[@SirReginaldBlomfield1234]

Well it won't be long now until you hear it again.

[@JPBAMA]

May she rise from the ashes! Praying for Notre Dame and the people of Paris.

[@PanamaBob1942]

Tourists wandering about, dressed in shorts, talking, taking photos....it's a church people! Show some bloody respect!

[@dnwitte]

Sadly, this is what you're going to get at Paris's biggest tourist attraction. For proper respect AND one of the greatest organists in France it's best to go to St. Sulpice because the only tourists who know about it are organists.

[@Tartaro-mq3uj]

I heard once their organs, how lucky I was

[@marcin_kalbarczyk]

Organs are alive, wihout damage.

[@rae7158]

i have chills. so hauntingly beautiful.

[@dochubbell]

Visited this iconic church in 1975. It was aswome, but felt I didn't get to see enough of it. When I first stepped in, it was dark as all get out. Took a picture of the famous front stained glass rosette. Brought tears to my eyes to see it burning. This church belongs to the world. It is amazing to know it was and will be used for regular services and not treated like a museum.

[@MrPeter3011]

one could have thought,that the walls of Notre Dame could have shattered by the mighty sound of that organ...but never,never by fire....so so sad....

[@thepentium2080]

The Organ is survived

[@Wesrets]

So you think that stone burns now ?

[@Wesrets]

Only the wooden carpent burnt, sadly the pike with it.

[@FieryGamer360]

I never got a chance to go

[@julianvanthof]

Fiery Gamer 360 Same 😔

[@rsebus]

then go...!

[@tedphillips2501]

When the US was considering allowing the Concorde to land in the US because of its' noise level, then organist of Notre Dame, Pierre Cochereau, wrote an op-ed to the New York Times relating he would have to give consideration to his American students as the decibel level of the magnificent Cavaille-Coll organ at Notre Dame was greater than the Concorde!!

[@GuillaumeDeslandres]

Tutti beside the organise : 110 Db...

[@andrewisbell6306]

Now we’re most likely never going to hear that amazing organ ever again. Just devistating. 😩

[@jojoviolone2403]

It is possible the organ survived the fire, but I'm not sure. Let's hope ...

[@HarryG98]

Jojoviolone yes it did survive

[@okkeboonstra4587]

Thankfully it survived!

[@danielcarter1349]

@@okkeboonstra4587 The most magnificent part? Not even a lick of fire, water, or smoke damage. It's just like it was when everyone left for the day.

[@Doeff8]

Unmistakably Le maitre Latry!

[@multimapping8303]

Next time that I'm going to Paris, I will certainly plan to visit the Notre Dame while he is playing.

[@TheAtmosfear7]

MultiMapping I was there last Sunday, his music was ethereal

[@Highinsight7]

I was lucky enough to take a masterclass with him... he was so kind end generous... I also wrote a tune for him to improvise on for the concert he played for connected with the master class...

[@jasongodwin460]

Such beautiful music, and such a beautiful place! Can anyone identify the song that begins just after the 2-minute mark?

[@ZombieWizards]

"Dieu Regne" by Lucien Deiss

[@jasongodwin460]

@@ZombieWizards That's it! Thank you!

[@rsebus]

Love this church and its organ. But as usual respectless people running around during service... I wish there was enough decency to stop visiting at least for an hour and just reflect.

[@SirReginaldBlomfield1234]

Let's hope the acoustics are the same when the cathedral re-opens 🤞

[@WcHDICE]

3 years ago there was no comments. Today there is comments after Notre Dame fire

[@cleveland2020]

Goodbye :(

[@rudigerk]

It is so sad .. NOOOOOOO

[@logicallyfallacious4151]

Poor Notre Dame.

[@outerspacerealestate]

at least u got to hear it. I wont get to now

[@kdotdevelopment6398]

Well the fire never touched the organ, so maybe you can hear it some day.

[@braxton_adrian]

bummer aye

[@kmvoss]

That first minute or so is kind of terrifying.

[@franckranaivo666]

LA BASILIQUE🌸🇻🇦⛑🇻🇦🌸 METROPOLITAINE DE NOTRE-DAME🍒🇻🇦💒🇻🇦🍒 DE PARIS N'est Pas un musée 😡😠😡!!!C'EST UN SANCTUAIRE🎶🌸🥰 SACRÉ😇🪢🌹 dédié au CULTE CATHOLIQUE ❤🏵💮🧭🌸💡🦁🇻🇦✝️🇨🇵🎶🍋🍒🪢⛑✒📃📚🎨🙋‍♂️!!!

[@shayZero]

As if Paris hadn't had enough shit this decade. It was a tragic accident. A contractor somewhere has the weight of many MANY years gone to waste

[@ZaneNathanielNañez]

😂😂😂😂😂 it's a sideways

[@Whos_ZZOOMGV]

The truth is, the organist has gone mad and started aggressively playing it

[@umbertoerrechitto6564]

The west forgot how to win. This is how we win. Erect a giant cross, first at Notre Dame, also at ground zero. Also at every school shooting and like defeat. Put JESUS across the horizontal beam, and SAVES down the vertical beam starting with the S in the middle of JESUS. The whole Bible in two words. Ignore satan's demons as they rail against it and frantically tear them down, for they fear the cross with horror & dread. Keep erecting GIANT crosses. cheaply built. Attach speakers with hymns sung by great choirs. Make the last S flicker like neon signs flickered in the old days. No need for clash of arms or armies, great military exercises, just crosses. It will work. It always worked & always will (I won't say how). C'mon, lets get to work. If lowly vagabonds can drag a Cross across the country, then Christians can unite and make great big Crosses that demons flee

[@TheJakeman789]

That really sounds awful. Just sounds like loud noise and banging the keys.