1683 Delauney; 1750 Isnard; 1783 Micot; 1854 Junck; 1880 Puget; 1982 Grenzing organ at the Eglise Saint-Pierre-des-Chartreux, Toulouse, France

1683 Delauney; 1750 Isnard; 1783 Micot; 1854 Junck; 1880 Puget; 1982...
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  • Info from Music and Musicians by Robert Poliquin, Université du Québec
  • Toulouse les Orgues Festival
  • Wikipedia in French

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#0348: Mass Appeal

The pipe organ’s participation in religious worship has been an important facet of its tradition. This week, we’ll explore one of those traditions, the organ’s role in the sacred liturgy of the French Mass. From the colorful registrations used by Nicolas DeGrigny in his 17th century versets to the provocative images of Olivier Messiaen, the voice of the pipe organ adds immeasurably to the enhancement and the elevation of spiritual consciousness.

#1001: From Provence to the Pyrenees

…between Marseille and Toulouse, we audition some of the instruments to be visited during our spring tour in the south of France.

#1015: Just Style Us Phantastic

…the old boys in northern Europe showed the way, and others later followed with extravagant compositions that explore the stylus phantasticus manner.

#9522: Going On Record

…a spring quarterly survey of recent recordings.

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