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acc

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Hi CD!

Yes, St-Ouen certainly was her favourite CC organ (just as it was Dupré's). But I am not aware of her playing the Études at this instrument.

I also have a copy of Martin Welzel's dissertation (and I had the pleasure of meeting Martin personally, at Stephen Tharp's recent recital in Dudelange, where the CD box was first presented to the public).
 
Corno Dolce

Corno Dolce

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Aloha acc,

You're one lucky dude to have heard Mr. Tharp at Dudelange :cheers::cheers::cheers::up::up::up::tiphat::tiphat::tiphat::clap::clap::clap:

Mahalo,

CD :):):)
 
Dorsetmike

Dorsetmike

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greatcyber said:
I'm bummed~the link didn't allow me to hear the organ, but the pictures are totally awesome! I would surely love to hear the organ filling that space. Gives me the wander lust.
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Same here, link won't let me in either, what's the secret word?

Cheers MIKE
 

acc

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Corno Dolce said:
You're one lucky dude to have heard Mr. Tharp at Dudelange
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Yes, I enjoyed his recital very much (and also the dinner afterwards :alc::grin:). But I did drive 250km to Dudelange, then 250km back the next morning, so I think my luck is not entirely undeserved. :)
 

acc

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dll927 said:
That console only has five. I thought it was six. Or is there another console?
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Indeed, the general console (down in the nave) has six manuals, and the west end organ has its own console with five manuals.
 
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