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I love the pictures of within N D d P, in particular the one of the snoozing priest in the red stained glass window is amazing.
My hi-fi system is in the next room so I can't do that ... but I did throw out my original PC speaker system and upgraded it to a system that included a sub-woofer. That makes all the difference when listening to any music, especially the pipe organ.
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Alternatively, order a copy of the CD from the OHS catalogue:
http://www.ohscatalog.org/granheurlits.html
Sadly, this instrument now sounds rather different - and Cochereau has been dead for a quarter of a century. Still, at least there is the legacy of his numerous recordings.
This will solve the problem of the inferior sound quality of YouTube. Included is a twelve-page booklet, complete with English translation (in addition to French).
The final improvisation (well, before the bells) is short but superbly constructed, directly following Mawby's Alleluia (at 3'.52"). Even the choir do not sound too bad, here.
http://www.ohscatalog.org/granheurlits.html
Sadly, this instrument now sounds rather different - and Cochereau has been dead for a quarter of a century. Still, at least there is the legacy of his numerous recordings.
This will solve the problem of the inferior sound quality of YouTube. Included is a twelve-page booklet, complete with English translation (in addition to French).
The final improvisation (well, before the bells) is short but superbly constructed, directly following Mawby's Alleluia (at 3'.52"). Even the choir do not sound too bad, here.
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