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Les secrets de Saint Sulpice

Ancien temple païen ? Société secrète ? Trésor caché ? Signes ésotériques ? Pour connaîre tous les secrets, une visites guidée de l'Eglise Saint Sulpice à Paris, lieu emblématique du Da Vinci Code de Dan Brown.

Paris, France: Pipes in St. Sulpice

For organ lovers, a visit to St. Sulpice in Paris is a pilgrimage. On Sunday mornings, the magnificent organ thrills tourists and locals alike. After mass, organ enthusiasts can step into a world of 7000 pipes and meet Daniel Roth, the current organist. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.

Saint Sulpice - Les coulisses d'un récital d'orgue / Backstage of an organ recital

Un hommage a la gentillesse, la bonte et la musicalite du titulaire et de ceux qui l'entourent. Desole pour le pull, mais il y fait froid en hiver!... Des gants auraient ete les bienvenus egalement...

Daniel Roth at St. Sulpice, Paris - Vierne 2nd Symphony

Daniel Roth, Organist Titulaire of the Grandes Orgues of St. Sulpice, performs on this instrument Louis Vierne's Allegro (First Movement) from the Symphony No. 2 for Organ. Recorded by Tony Valillo in April 2001. FROM www.stsulpice.com. NOT TO BE COPIED WITHOUT PERMISSION.

St Sulpice Paris-Daniel Roth & Carol Williams

"LIKE" Carol on FaceBook www.facebook.com Carol Williams' "TourBus" goes to Paris - We had arrived to Saint Sulpice and did an interview with Daniel Roth. Afterward Daniel asked Carol if she would like to play the organ. Carol took out the music, sat down and played. TourBus is a video series hosted by Carol visiting the large & small, unique & famous pipe organs of the world, its music, people and places. www.melcot.com

Dupré Improvising at St Sulpice, Paris

Marcel Dupré improvising on the gregorian theme Veni Creator Spiritus on his instrument in St Sulpice. He clocked up 37 years as titulaire, though this is nothing compared to his teacher Widor, who managed 63 years in the post, leaving when he was 89! It should be noted however, that Dupré was a mere 75 years old when this recording was made :-) The chant Veni Creator Spiritus (Come, Holy Spirit Creator) has been attributed to Rabanus Maurus (776-856), it is often used on important occasions, such as a consecration of bishops and ordinations, coronations etc. It is sung to commemorate the feast of Pentecost. This recording was made by Netherlands radio in 1961, and NCRV radio has a substantial archive available free on the web for those that want to visit, www.orgelconcerten.ncrv.nl. I 'borrowed' this one from their broadcast from St Sulpice, which has three other pieces, of which the sublime Franck fantaisie I will post later. Dupré's improvisations were extraordinary, but perhaps a little clinical or academic for some, Vierne was heard to say upon hearing him improvise for the first time, 'That sounded composed!' He could improvise double fugues, toccatas and ricercares at the drop of a hat, and more remarkable, he said he found it rather easy! From what I can gather, this recording demonstrates a typical Dupré offering. There are plenty more rare & interesting recordings to come...

Daniel Roth at St. Sulpice, Paris - Improvisation "Sortie"

Daniel Roth, Organist Titulaire of the Grandes Orgues of St. Sulpice, improvises on this instrument a "Sortie" upon conclusion of a Sunday mass. Recorded by Tony Valillo 7 February 1999. FROM www.stsulpice.com. NOT TO BE COPIED WITHOUT PERMISSION.

ST-SULPICE IN PARIS: XAVER VARNUS PLAYS FRANCK ON THE GREAT CAVAILLE-COLL ORGAN 1/2

Xaver Varnus plays Cesar Franck's Prelude, fugue et variation in concert on the great Cavaille-Coll Organ in Saint Sulpice in Paris. Taped on the 23rd of October, 2006. www.facebook.com/xavervarnus

David Briggs improvising a Fugue at Saint Sulpice

This is a video of David Briggs improvising a Fugue during the communion at a Mass at Saint Sulpice, on 29th May 2011. Daniel Roth is clearly in awe when David introduces the subjects and answers!

Daniel Roth at Saint Sulpice

Daniel Roth, Titulaire at St Sulpice in Paris, improvises during the Communion of the Messe de Midi in October 2005

St.Sulpice Organ

A movie about the Great Cavaillé Coll Organ of St.Sulpice. The recordings are made in the week of 28th of agust and on sunday the 28th. (With camera and Ipod Ipro recorder) It is not the best recording, but it gives a impression of the organ and it's environment. Impressive! Organiste Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin playes during excersise Bach and for me a unknown piece. On Sunday Jonathan Hope played during the sunday Organ Audition Marcel Dupré (Allegro Deciso,Evocation Op.37) During the 12h mass Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin played Gabriel Pierné's Prelude (from his 3 pieces) many thanks to the friendly people of the St.Suplice and to Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin

Marcel Dupré plays Carillon at St Sulpice

Marcel Dupré plays his own Carillon from Sept Pieces (Opus 27) in St Sulpice, Paris. This stereo recording from the Mercury label was made in 1959, the transfer was made from mint condition LPs (not master tapes) to CD by those clever people at Haydn House. The transfers from the LP are nothing short of remarkable, considering the master tapes are either lost or unavailable. I will put up the Final from Sept Piéces and a Prelude and Fugue Op36 from the same CD another time. In due course I will put up some relatively unknown recordings by Yves Devernay, Thierry Esciach, Leonce de St Martin, Pierre Cochereau, Xaver Varnus, Pierre Pincemaille and Jean Guillou amongst others.

Manon - "St. Sulpice" excerpt - The Metropolitan Opera

Anna Netrebko's dazzling portrayal of the tragic heroine in Laurent Pelly's new production travels to the Met from the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. Piotr Beczala and Paulo Szot also star, with the Met's Principal Conductor Fabio Luisi on the podium. For more information on Manon: www.metoperafamily.org For more information about the Metropolitan Opera, please visit us at: www.metopera.org Connect with us! Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter: www.twitter.com

Daniel Roth at St. Sulpice, Paris - Description

Daniel Roth, Organist Titulaire of the Grandes Orgues of St. Sulpice, describes this instrument. Recorded by Tony Valillo 7 February 1999. FROM www.stsulpice.com. NOT TO BE COPIED WITHOUT PERMISSION.

Daniel Roth at St. Sulpice, Paris - Schumann Fugue

Daniel Roth, Organist Titulaire of the Grandes Orgues of St. Sulpice, performs on this instrument Robert Schumann's Fugue No. 5 on BACH during the Sunday mass Communion. Recorded by Tony Valillo 7 February 1999. FROM www.stsulpice.com. NOT TO BE COPIED WITHOUT PERMISSION.

ST-SULPICE IN PARIS: XAVER VARNUS PLAYS BACH ON THE GREAT CAVAILLE-COLL ORGAN

Xaver Varnus plays the great prelude in C minor by Johann Sebastian Bach in concert on the Cavaille-Coll Organ in Saint Sulpice in Paris. Taped on the 23rd of October, 2006. www.facebook.com/xavervarnus

DVD of Daniel Roth at Saint Sulpice

HOMMAGE TO DANIEL ROTH PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST ON DVD AND CD With this DVD and CD we want to honour one of the great organ personalities of our time. It is intended to document his long, versatile artistic activity as an interpreter and improviser, as university teacher and composer. In a 45-minute interview in the "Salon Widor�, Daniel Roth talks about his life, his development and his activities. Experience Daniel Roth at home in his study at the house organ and at the piano. Accompany Daniel Roth on a trip through Paris, and hear the master on his organ in St. Sulpice playing improvisations, and pieces by JS Bach, CM Widor, and C. Saint-Saens. For Daniel Roth, music and organ-playing are an affair of the heart! "Actually I wanted to be a pianist but my mother told me: become an organist, so that you can use your music to improve humanity�. "I came to music through Albert Schweitzer�. That's Daniel Roth: a musician in body and soul! The accompanying CD has a selection of recordings of Daniel Roth at the organ of St. Sulpice. This DVD can be purchase by going to: www.pipeorgancds.com

Daniel Roth - St. Sulpice Pipe Organ

This was during the second mass at St. Sulpice when Daniel Roth, the titular organist, allows people to come up to see the console and watch as he plays. You can tell when he is playing that he improvises a good bit- notice he will stop reading the music and only focus on the manuals. Sorry, I didn't realize I was filming sideways at first...

Organ of St. Sulpice / Demo & Improv / Daniel Roth

Extended demonstration and improvisation recorded in June 2000 by Tony Valillo. Demonstrated by Daniel Roth, Organist Titulaire, St. Sulpice. Part I of 4. FROM www.stsulpice.com. NOT TO BE COPIED WITHOUT PERMISSION.

David Briggs improvising a Sortie at Saint Sulpice

This is a video of David Briggs improvising a Sortie after a Mass at Saint Sulpice, on 29th May 2011.

Daniel Roth at St. Sulpice, Paris - Improvisation 3

Daniel Roth, Organist Titulaire of the Grandes Orgues of St. Sulpice, improvises on this instrument during a Sunday mass. Recorded by Tony Valillo in 1999. FROM www.stsulpice.com. NOT TO BE COPIED WITHOUT PERMISSION.

Grand organ at St Sulpice church in Paris

Daniel Roth performs. Some highlights: 2:00 and 2:30 the assistant to his right helps with the stops 3:20 some fancy fingerwork 6:21 he casually jokes around while playing, then I tilt the camera so you can see his fancy footwork 8:09 assistant to his left helps with the stops

Jonathan Hope: Recital at Saint-Sulpice, Paris (Bach/Dupre Sinfonia from Cantata 29)

Jonathan Hope plays Dupre's arrangement of Bach's Sinfonia from Cantata 29, live in recital at Saint-Sulpice, Paris. Jonathan Hope is Organ Scholar of Southwark Cathedral, London. Born in 1988 and brought up in Guildford, Surrey, Jonathan initially studied with Stephen Lacey at Farnham Parish Church, and John Belcher at Godalming Parish Church. From 2007-2011, he studied the Royal College of Music, London (RCM) with Margaret Phillips and Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin, graduating with honours. As Organ Scholar of Southwark Cathedral, Jonathan accompanies and conducts the cathedral's four choirs, and plays the cathedral's 4-manual 1897 TC Lewis organ, arguably one of the finest instruments in the world. His work at Southwark has recently involved playing in a live broadcast of Choral Evensong on BBC Radio 3, playing for the Dean of Southwark's funeral and for the enthronement of the Bishop of Southwark. He also features as accompanist on a CD of the cathedral boys' choir, due to be released around Christmas 2011 on the Regent label. In March 2011 he accompanied the cathedral's Merbecke Choir on a tour of Paris and Normandy, involving a performance on the organ of Notre-Dame Cathedral, Rouen. In October 2011, Jonathan will be accompanying the cathedral girls' choir on a tour of Belfast, Northern Ireland. As a solo recitalist, Jonathan has performed throughout the UK, and in France, Germany, the United States and Australia. Recent performances have included recitals in ...

Paris: Sakrileg - Schauplatz : Kirche Saint-Sulpice Sacrilege: original site - Da Vinci Code

Der Da Vinci Code: Die Kirche Saint-Sulpice spielt eine wichtige Rolle in der beliebten Roman The Da Vinci Code. Der Mönch-Attentäter namens Silas sucht hier nach einem Schlussstein um das Geheimnis des Heiligen Grals zu lösen. The church of Saint-Sulpice plays an important role in the popular novel The Da Vinci Code. The monk-assassin named Silas is looking for a keystone, to solve to the mystery of the Holy Grail. Hier liegt die Meridian-Linie oder Gnomon, ein schmaler Streifen aus Messing, dass der Mönch als Bezugspunkt in seiner Suche nach dem Gral verwendet. Man findet sie in der Mitte des Kirchenschiffs auf der rechten Seite. Here is the meridian line or gnomon, a narrow strip of brass, that the monk used as a reference point in his quest for the Grail. They are found in the middle of the nave on the right side. Das Leichentuch Christi. Das Grabtuch Christi. The grave cloth of Christ. The Shroud. Paris: Sakrileg - Schauplatz : Kirche Saint-Sulpice Sacrilege - original site: Church of Saint-Sulpice

2012 - 150 Jahre Cavaillé-Coll-Orgel von Saint Sulpice, Paris

2012 - 150 Jahre Cavaillé-Coll-Orgel von Saint Sulpice, Paris 11. -- 15. April 2012 Orgelreise Paris und Orgelkurs Daniel Roth 29. April 2012 16 Uhr Geburtstagskonzert mit Jean-Pierre Leguay, Ives Castagnet, Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin, Daniel Roth Hommage à Aristide Cavaillé-Coll Tour de France -- die schönsten Cavaillé-Coll-Orgeln in Frankreich Nord Juli 2011 Frankreich Süd 7. -- 14. Juli 2012 Daniel Roth Demo-Sampler-CD: Daniel Roth Kompositionen für Orgel, Chor, Orchester, Soloinstrumente „Kyrie" aus der Missa de Archangelis „Sanctus und Agnus Dei" aus Missa brevis „Rhapsodie sur une chanson alsacienne" für Orgel "Fantaisie sur Regina coeli" für Orgel „Ain Karim" für Flöte und Orgel „Ave Maria" für Chor mit gleichen Stimmen „In manus tuas" für Chor mit 4 gemischten Stimmen „Kyrie" aus der "Missa Festiva Orbis factor" für Gemeinde, 4 gem. Stimmen, 2 Orgeln „Licht im Dunkel" für Orchester, Orgel und Klavier Demo-Sampler-CD erhältlich bei ORGANpromotion www.ORGANpromotion.org 2012 - 150 years Cavaillé-Coll organ of Saint Sulpice, Paris 11 - 15 April 2012 Organ Tour Paris and Organ class with Daniel Roth 29 April 2012 16h Birthday concert with Jean-Pierre Leguay, Ives Castagnet, Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin, Daniel Roth Hommage à Aristide Cavaillé-Coll Tour de France -- the most beautiful Cavaillé-Coll Organs in France North July 2011 France South 7 -- 14 July 2012 Daniel Roth Demo-Sampler-CD Daniel Roth compositions for organ, choir, orchestra, solo ...

Latin Mass by Vierne recorded at St. Sulpice with Propers

In October of 2007 JAV Recordings recreated Easter Sunday Mass at Saint-Sulpice from the time Vierne and Widor. The Vierne Mass was sung by the Choeur d'Oratorio de Paris directed by Jean Sourisse, accompanied by Daniel Roth and Eric Leburn. All of the Propers was sung by the Choeur d'Oratorio de Paris directed by Thibaut Marlin, accompanied by Eric Leburn on the choir organ. Daniel Roth provided beautiful improvisations in a style of the early 20th century on the Gallery Organ and he and Eric Leburn joined in dialog improvisation on both organs in Saint-Sulpice at times. The soloists were: Edward Schaefer, priest; Hervé Lamy, deacon; Sébastien Amadieu, sub deacon. This video was recorded with separate microphones from those used to make the recording, but this gives a small idea of what happened on those 4 nights at Saint-Sulpice to make this landmark recording. The expected release date of this Surround Sound recording is Spring of 2008. Joe Vitacco President of JAV Recordings, Inc. www.pipeorgancds.com

Daniel Roth at St. Sulpice, Paris - Improvisation 2

Daniel Roth at St. Sulpice, Paris - Improvisation 1

SAINT-SULPICE IN PARIS: XAVER VARNUS IMPROVISE IN CONCERT ON THE GREAT CAVAILLE-COLL ORGAN

Xaver Varnus improvise in concert on the great Cavaille Coll Organ in the Church of Saint Sulpice in Paris. Taped on the 23rd of October, 2006. www.facebook.com/xavervarnus

St. Sulpice, Paris - Les Grande Orgues - Easter 2010

We attended Easter mass during our Paris trip in order to hear the magnificent pipe organ at St. Sulpice, played by the equally magnificent Daniel Roth. The beginning of the video was shot on my iPhone before the 10:30 service started. Then during the noon mass we were allowed up to the organ loft to see Mr. Roth at the console. I switched to the HD vid camera in my camera. Mr. Roth is improvising the music you hear, playing from a small book of what appeared to be old church melodies written in a notation I didn't recognize. The occasion was also noteworthy because it was the 25th anniversary of Mr. Roth's tenure as the organist at St. Sulpice.

DANIEL ROTH IMPROVISE A SAINT-SULPICE

Daniel Roth le célèbre organiste de l'église Saint-Sulpice qui abrite le plus grand Cavaillé-Coll (1862, 102 jeux cinq claviers et pédalier) improvise ici une Pastorale dans le style romantique sur un thème de Beethoven. Cette improvisation nous permet d'entendre deux accessoires ajoutés par Cavaillé-Coll à la demande de Lefébure-Wély, une machine à grêle qui" imite" le bruit de la pluie, de la grêle et un rossignol qui "imite"le chant des oiseaux.A la fin de cette improvisation nous pouvons entendre le principal 32' de pédale soutenant les ondulants, céleste et la superbe flûte harmonique.Une superbe improvisation de Daniel Roth.

St. Sulpice, Paris - Machine à Grêle

The Machine à Grêle (hail storm) sound effects maker, inside the Grandes Orgues of St. Sulpice. Original installation built by A. Cavaillé-Coll from around 1862. Look carefully for the small bellows, powered by the organ's wind pressure, that pump the rotating mechanism. Demonstrated by Michel Goussu, curator of the instrument. Recorded by B. Epstein, 18 Sept. 2006.

Prelude from Symphony No. 2 at St. Sulpice, Paris

James Lancelot, organist of Durham Cathedral in England performs the Prelude to the Second Symphony by Louis Vierne, as Daniel Roth and I watch. This was filmed following High Mass at St. Sulpice in October 2007

Andrée Esposito and Alain Vanzo sing Massenet's Manon - LIVE!

These two great french artists perform the Duo de Saint-Sulpice from Manon. One of the best renditions ever. Please enjoy!!!!

Jonathan Hope: Recital at Saint-Sulpice, Paris (Alain - Le jardin suspendu)

Jonathan Hope plays Jehan Alain's Le jardin suspendu, live in recital at Saint-Sulpice, Paris. Jonathan Hope is Organ Scholar of Southwark Cathedral, London. Born in 1988 and brought up in Guildford, Surrey, Jonathan initially studied with Stephen Lacey at Farnham Parish Church, and John Belcher at Godalming Parish Church. From 2007-2011, he studied the Royal College of Music, London (RCM) with Margaret Phillips and Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin, graduating with honours. As Organ Scholar of Southwark Cathedral, Jonathan accompanies and conducts the cathedral's four choirs, and plays the cathedral's 4-manual 1897 TC Lewis organ, arguably one of the finest instruments in the world. His work at Southwark has recently involved playing in a live broadcast of Choral Evensong on BBC Radio 3, playing for the Dean of Southwark's funeral and for the enthronement of the Bishop of Southwark. He also features as accompanist on a CD of the cathedral boys' choir, due to be released around Christmas 2011 on the Regent label. In March 2011 he accompanied the cathedral's Merbecke Choir on a tour of Paris and Normandy, involving a performance on the organ of Notre-Dame Cathedral, Rouen. In October 2011, Jonathan will be accompanying the cathedral girls' choir on a tour of Belfast, Northern Ireland. As a solo recitalist, Jonathan has performed throughout the UK, and in France, Germany, the United States and Australia. Recent performances have included recitals in Magdalen College Chapel ...

St. Sulpice Paris Pipe Organ Dupré Plays Messiaen

Le Banquet Celeste -- one of Messiaen's more accessible pieces. I've spent 40 years trying to decide how I feel about his music. I know I SHOULD like it. True story. In early 1972, my hometown (Washington, DC) was all abuzz. Or at least the Washington Catholic community was. Messiaen was coming to town to play the World Premiere of his "Meditations on the Mystery of the Holy Trinity" [now there's a title to warm the cockles of a good Catholic's heart ;-) ]. As a lapsed Methodist & an organ-lover, I thought I'd mosey up to the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception & see what all the fuss was about. The Shrine, which bills itself as The Largest Catholic Church in the Western Hemisphere, was packed. There must have been 10000 people. It seemed that every priest & nun on the Eastern Seaboard had been bused in to see & hear the French Mystic. The anticipation was palpable. Messiaen started playing, & an hour & a half later, we all sat in stunned silence. We looked at each other & said, in the words of Peggy Lee, "Is That All There Is?" We came expecting musical enlightenment & got 90 minutes of.....bird calls. I've never seen a more disappointed crowd before or since. So I've tended to look at Messiaen through skeptical glasses ever since. Some of his music, like The Celestial Banquet, is magically ethereal. but a lot of it is just plain weird. For some of the most amazing pictures you've ever seen of St. Sulpice (or any other church, for that matter) click on www.forbidden ...

ST-SULPICE IN PARIS: XAVER VARNUS PLAYS FRANCK ON THE GREAT CAVAILLE-COLL ORGAN 2/2

Xaver Varnus plays Cesar Franck's Prelude, fugue et variation in concert on the great Cavaille-Coll Organ in Saint Sulpice in Paris. Taped on the 23rd of October, 2006. www.facebook.com/xavervarnus

David Briggs improvising an Offertoire at Saint Sulpice

This is a video of David Briggs improvising an Offertoire during a Mass at Saint Sulpice, on 29th May 2011.

Jonathan Hope: Recital at Saint-Sulpice, Paris (Huw Morgan - Lullaby)

Jonathan Hope plays the Lullaby (2007) by Huw Morgan (b. 1975), live in recital at Saint-Sulpice, Paris. Jonathan Hope is Organ Scholar of Southwark Cathedral, London. Born in 1988 and brought up in Guildford, Surrey, Jonathan initially studied with Stephen Lacey at Farnham Parish Church, and John Belcher at Godalming Parish Church. From 2007-2011, he studied the Royal College of Music, London (RCM) with Margaret Phillips and Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin, graduating with honours. As Organ Scholar of Southwark Cathedral, Jonathan accompanies and conducts the cathedral's four choirs, and plays the cathedral's 4-manual 1897 TC Lewis organ, arguably one of the finest instruments in the world. His work at Southwark has recently involved playing in a live broadcast of Choral Evensong on BBC Radio 3, playing for the Dean of Southwark's funeral and for the enthronement of the Bishop of Southwark. He also features as accompanist on a CD of the cathedral boys' choir, due to be released around Christmas 2011 on the Regent label. In March 2011 he accompanied the cathedral's Merbecke Choir on a tour of Paris and Normandy, involving a performance on the organ of Notre-Dame Cathedral, Rouen. In October 2011, Jonathan will be accompanying the cathedral girls' choir on a tour of Belfast, Northern Ireland. As a solo recitalist, Jonathan has performed throughout the UK, and in France, Germany, the United States and Australia. Recent performances have included recitals in Magdalen ...

St-Sulpice - Tuesday evening, July 5th 2011

Organ demo at St-Sulpice by Daniel Roth - Tuesday evening, July 5th 2011

Organ of St. Sulpice / Demo & Improv II of IV / Daniel Roth

Extended demonstration and improvisation recorded in June 2000 by Tony Valillo. Demonstrated by Daniel Roth, Organist Titulaire, St. Sulpice. Part II of 4. FROM www.stsulpice.com. NOT TO BE COPIED WITHOUT PERMISSION.

Organ of St. Sulpice / Demo & Improv III of IV / Daniel Roth

Extended demonstration and improvisation recorded in June 2000 by Tony Valillo. Demonstrated by Daniel Roth, Organist Titulaire, St. Sulpice. Part III of 4. FROM www.stsulpice.com. NOT TO BE COPIED WITHOUT PERMISSION.

Daniel Roth at St. Sulpice, Paris - Sweelink

Daniel Roth, Organist Titulaire of the Grandes Orgues of St. Sulpice, performs on this instrument Jan Pieterszoon Sweelink's Chromatische Fantasie. Recorded by Tony Valillo in April 2001. FROM www.stsulpice.com. NOT TO BE COPIED WITHOUT PERMISSION

Organ of St. Sulpice / Demo & Improv IV of IV / Daniel Roth

Extended demonstration and improvisation recorded in June 2000 by Tony Valillo. Demonstrated by Daniel Roth, Organist Titulaire, St. Sulpice. Part IV of 4. FROM www.stsulpice.com. NOT TO BE COPIED WITHOUT PERMISSION.

Session @Saint Sulpice Skatepark 09-01-12

New Camera + New Mic + New Fisheye + Nice Park + Nice Day + Nice Skaters = VIDEO Feat: Nico Barbe, Valérian Nicolas, Alexandre Fernandes, Allan Panek. Filmed and edited by Jim Barascud.

St. Sulpice in Paris Widor Plays Widor Pipe Organ

The Andante Sostenuto from Widor's Symphonie Gothique, recorded in 1932. Even after 75 years, & even given the primitiveness of the recording, those limpid Cavaillé-Coll flutes are still spine-tingling. For some of the most amazing pictures you've ever seen of St. Sulpice (or any other church, for that matter) click on www.forbidden-places.net

The Da Vinci Code Soundtrack (VG) - St. Sulpice - Winifred Phillips

"St. Sulpice" was a location from the Da Vinci Code novel by Dan Brown, which was made into the 2006 smash-hit film starring Tom Hanks, Ian McKellen, Audrey Tautou, Jean Reno, Paul Bettany and Alfred Molina. This video features music from The Da Vinci Code video game soundtrack, released concurrently with the film in May of 2006. The video game was developed by Double Helix Games and published by 2K Games. Composer: Winifred Phillips. Music producer: Winnie Waldron. In The Da Vinci Code, a symbologist is caught in a 2000-year-old web of secrecy and uncovers the truth about The Holy Grail 'a truth that could shatter the very foundations of Western Civilization'. While in Paris on business, Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks) receives an urgent late-night phone call: the elderly curator of the Louvre has been murdered inside the museum. Near the body, police have found a baffling cipher. While working to solve the enigmatic riddle, Langdon is stunned to discover it leads to a trail of clues hidden in the works of Da Vinci -- clues visible for all to see -- yet ingeniously disguised by the painter. Langdon joins forces with a gifted French cryptologist, Sophie Neveu (Audrey Tautou), and learns the late curator was involved in the Priory of Sion -- an actual secret society whose members included Sir Isaac Newton, Botticelli, Victor Hugo, and Da Vinci, among others. In a breathless race through Paris, London, and beyond, Langdon and Neveu match wits with a faceless ...

Schola Saint Sulpice - Dextera Domini (Franck)

La Schola du séminaire provincial Saint Sulpice d'Issy les Moulineaux chante le Dextera Domini de César Franck. The Scholas of the provincial seminary of Saint Sulpice, Issy les Moulineaux, France, sings César Franck's Dextera Domini. www.sulpissy.info Dextera Domini fecit virtutem, dextera Domini exaltavit me : non moriar, sed vivam, et narrabo opera Domini. La droite du Seigneur a manifesté sa puissance ; La droite du Seigneur m'a élevé : Je ne mourrai pas, mais je vivrai, Et je raconterai les œuvres du Seigneur. The right hand of the Lord has made virtue, The right hand of the Lord has raised me up: I shall not die, but live, and shall tell the works of the Lord.

Lézard vert - Saint Sulpice

Jonathan Hope: Recital at Saint-Sulpice, Paris (Alain - Deux danses a Agni Yavishta)

Jonathan Hope plays Jehan Alain's Deux danses a Agni Yavishta, live in recital at Saint-Sulpice, Paris. Jonathan Hope is Organ Scholar of Southwark Cathedral, London. Born in 1988 and brought up in Guildford, Surrey, Jonathan initially studied with Stephen Lacey at Farnham Parish Church, and John Belcher at Godalming Parish Church. From 2007-2011, he studied the Royal College of Music, London (RCM) with Margaret Phillips and Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin, graduating with honours. As Organ Scholar of Southwark Cathedral, Jonathan accompanies and conducts the cathedral's four choirs, and plays the cathedral's 4-manual 1897 TC Lewis organ, arguably one of the finest instruments in the world. His work at Southwark has recently involved playing in a live broadcast of Choral Evensong on BBC Radio 3, playing for the Dean of Southwark's funeral and for the enthronement of the Bishop of Southwark. He also features as accompanist on a CD of the cathedral boys' choir, due to be released around Christmas 2011 on the Regent label. In March 2011 he accompanied the cathedral's Merbecke Choir on a tour of Paris and Normandy, involving a performance on the organ of Notre-Dame Cathedral, Rouen. In October 2011, Jonathan will be accompanying the cathedral girls' choir on a tour of Belfast, Northern Ireland. As a solo recitalist, Jonathan has performed throughout the UK, and in France, Germany, the United States and Australia. Recent performances have included recitals in Magdalen ...

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