M. Duruflé, Prélude et fugue sur le nom d'Alain - Johann Vexo, organ

Johann Vexo plays Maurice Duruflé's Prélude et fugue sur le nom d'Alain on the Rieger organ at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, Bryn Mawr, PA (USA).
Johann Vexo is represented in North America by Phillip Truckenbrod Concert Artists.
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00:00 Prélude
06:51 Fugue

[@james.flores]

Incredible performance!

[@DocVulkan]

Incredible music, incredible organ, incredible organist. what a delight

[@lawrenceheath648]

Love this piece. So beautifully played with elegance and complete freedom

[@emmarakelian]

Superbe as always ! Bravo Johann

[@jojolatouille4503]

Comme toujours la perfection ! Merci beaucoup Johann pour cette merveille !

[@TheJohn1567]

Bravo!

[@alainleblond4118]

Johann Merci de Québec !

[@user-dl6ry1pq7m]

Большое спасибо за великолепные записи в свободном доступе! Настоящее чудо! Thank you so much for the great recordings in the public domain! This is a real miracle!

[@OrganGuyPhil]

Beautiful! 🎶

[@benjamindupuy]

Que de souvenirs :)

[@azalee1448]

Merveilleux !💖💖💖

[@andreatoschi1092]

2 minutes more than the composer's recording (1953) ... ?! Prelude time it's so different , this marks the gap .

[@PipeOrganVideos]

And?

[@andreatoschi1092]

@@PipeOrganVideos I prefer faster time for Prelude , only this .

[@lawrenceheath648]

...and which do you consider more artistic?

[@user-dl6ry1pq7m]

Дюрюфле - мой самый любимый композитор, замечательный человек, при этом сделанные им записи собственных произведений субъективно мне кажутся чужими и совсем не нравятся. Не для всех и не всегда авторские записи эталонны. Парадокс! Ведь, казалось бы, кто лучше знает и понимает свои творения, чем автор? Durufle is my favorite composer, but I don't like his recordings of this prelude and his other works. The author's version is not a standard for everyone.

[@sathya999]

@@andreatoschi1092 Who cares what you prefer? What does it have to do with this video? Your comment is just about YOU! When you learn to accept what IS, and not focus on what is NOT, you may find it easier to enjoy what IS.