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Pierre Cochereau, Organist Titulaire of Notre Dame de Paris (1954-1984) performing the first movement to a multi-movement improvisation for French television. ca. 1980.
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Pierre COCHEREAU, concert du 18 novembre 1983:
Pierre Cochereau (1924-1984), Extraits d'une suite à la française improvisée sur des thèmes de Rameau: Toccata
Dijon
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Passacaille et fugue en do mineur BWV 582- Extrait de la fugue.
COCHEREAU jouant Bach à l'orgue de Notre-Dame de Paris, c'est une pure merveille! Cet Artiste nous manque beaucoup!
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Four parts of four Notre-Dame organ performances from Pierre Cochereau's 1984 vinyl entitled "Sur L'Évangile de Saint Matthieu ses derniéres improvisations": (1.) "La Transfiguration"; (2.) "Le Pater"; (3.) "Le Pere et le Fils"; (4.) "L'Entree a Jerusalem" -- with pictures on analogous subjects. Thanks to E. Muranyi for the audio-digitalization .
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Arthur Nobile improvises on Pierre Cochereau. Performed before a live conert, this piece is heard along with images of great gothic cathedrals. For more infomation: visit, www.nobile. come copyright 2008 by Arthur Nobile, Jr. All rights reserved.
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Pierre Cochereau performs one of Louis Vierne's "Pièces de Fantaisie" in a recording made in the early 1970's. Cochereau was titulaire at Notre Dame from 1955 until his death, at the age of 59, in 1984. In the first 84 years of the 20th century, the organ bench at Notre Dame was occupied by only 3 organists: Vierne, Léonce de Saint Martin, & Cochereau.
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Performed by Pierre Cochereau at Notre Dame, with pictures of Gothic cathedrals, of organs in Gothic churches (including Notre Dame's one), of Bach, and of Cochereau. Probably the best interpretation of this work.