Saint-Sulpice organ, Thomas Ospital plays Duruflé Prélude, Adagio, Choral varié 1/3 (15 Nov 2015)

[@LoekJehee]

Splendid and perfect performance of a supreme mystical piece of music that is not frequently played. Thomas is a brilliant gifted organist.

[@daveflanagan5723]

Superb performance!

[@ryankennedy3109]

Well that's a creative way of playing 2:20 with a 30-note pedalboard!

[@Pymmusic]

Great Organist! Great recording!

[@emmarakelian]

Somptueux !

[@brucewilliams8714]

M. Dub-Attenti, would it be possible for you to include a still shot of one of the registration pages, say, as part of the end credits? Your, and your colleagues' hard work deserves it. Thank you.

[@davidwilliams1234]

Wonderful performance of a great piece. I am just getting to know it after having acquired a very old, tatty copy for free. The original owner who has signed and dated the copy must have purchased it when I was still in nappies for 7 shillings and 6 pence (37.5p in modern money). Much slow practice is going on at my 2 manual village organ with just four foot pistons. Of course, if you have the Saint-Sulpice organ with five manuals (assuming you can reach the top ones), and hundreds of stops and two registrants and Maestro Daniel Roth to turn the pages for you then it must be "haut la main" (English: "easy peasy").

[@henterpeter4806]

This is basically a chamber orchestra.