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Fuck the class of 7E

Did he catch that bus?

À LA MÉMOIRE🌹🇻🇦✝️🇻🇦🌹 INEFFABLE DU GRANDISSIME MAÎTRE ORGANISTE CATHOLIQUE PIERRE COCHEREAU🪢🎶🌸💒🦁 (1924-1984) TITULAIRE DES GRANDES ORGUES HISTORIQUES DE LA BASILIQUE METROPOLITAINE DE NOTRE-DAME🎶🇨🇵💒🇨🇵🎶 DE PARIS POUR SON IMMENSE CHARITÉ CHRÉTIENNE😇⛑🍒 À L'ÉGARD DES PLUS PAUVRES🍋📚⛑💐 !!!MERCI À DIEU🌿🏵🇻🇦✝️🇻🇦🏵🌿 D'AVOIR PU ENFANT🎨📚🌿🪢🪅 PUIS ADOLESCENT🍒🍋🌿📚🎶 L'ENTENDRE LORSQUE JE VENAIS ASSISTER AUX INNOMBRABLES🎶🏵💒🏵🎶 MESSES OU INCALCULABLES CONCERTS💐🌸🍒🎶🌿 ET QU'IL ETAIT PRÉSENT À LA TRIBUNE DU GRAND ORGUE DE NOTRE-DAME DE PARIS ❤🇻🇦🍒💮🌸🪢💒😇🎶🧭⛑💐🇲🇬✒🎨🌿🏵📚🧭🎶🌹🇦🇲🎶🍋🇨🇵🐈‍⬛🥲🎶🕯🍒🙋‍♂️!!!

My favourite organ piece. Brilliant performance by Daniel Cook.

Beautiful .... !!! 💜💕💜💕💜

The problem with spiral staircases. They jumped spiral out of control.

These children by the time of my writing, will now be in the progress of life to adulthood. Somehow, the tradition of the choir whether of Cathedral or of a Parish Church deserves considerable more careful attention today, however there are difficulties alone to retain the fabric of many of our Christian religious buildings for worship. There is so much that can be learnt being in the choir, it would be nice if more schools could have at the least association even if not a devoted choir school as at Salisbury Cathedral in it being integral to the curriculum.

A favorite! Fabulously sung. Yeah Salisbury! Great choir.😊

Gets to the top.. "Whoops, forgot my wrench..."

@dafish ratio

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Enthralling. By the end I was in a state of rapture.

The most stunningly beautiful cathedral in England..

Trop vite. Suivez la musique. devante vous

amazing

it's played too staccato for me:-(

I need the song

Poor fella :c

I have seen and heard this played across many cathedrals of Europe and N America and this is a favourite interpretation.

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wow.

A lot more of these please, well done, and to the guys that built it originally!! Love this.

I would love to go back in time and see how they went about building that high? Timber scaffold of sorts ? Incredible!

Perhaps a subjective view of the cathedral and surroundings sir, but nevertheless an interesting video. Thank you. Blessings and peace

Kudos to your videographer. A splendid job.

They have some sick moves

I live near the cathedral and it is incredible

They're very cuddly!

I used to watch this alot when I was 6

Thank you for an amazing thunderstorm.

Can’t hear a word with that discordant organ in the background.

Cool fish do you still keep any?

This has the best clarity of the differnt voices that I've heard.

Hi class of 7E

I've played this piece most of my life and it is a joy. It was recorded well and that helps. Organ is notoriously hard to record. It must have been gorgeous in live performance. Still, I would argue for a slower tempo. Most of the recordings on the net are too fast and rob the piece of it's dignity. It is more than a "touchpiece." Widor's Toccata is a touch piece and the ear takes in chords more that it does individual notes. Vierne's is a much more complex work with canons and modal changes. This performance was played at about 87 = half-note. I've played this in different rooms as slowly as 70 with detachment and room to breath so that phrases can taken in. I think too many times we try to show how quickly we can play something. It is actually harder for many of us to maintain a slower tempo. It demands a control that I sometimes cannot summon and that always disappoints me.

I just searched dancing fish, 10/10 definitely worth it.

These kids are top flight musical professionals at such a young age. They are something the UK can be proud of.

How did i get there?

What am i watching?? 😂😂

One of the best experiences I have ever had on RUclips. Thank you for this well-timed and informaive video, and for the great music, too.

Read the novel ‘Sarum’ which inspired me to have a look. Visited on a bitterly cold winter day. Loved every second. Wandered around for hours, then had lunch in town and got the last train back to Fareham. Amazing place.

Good thing you're working for God, that's all I can say.

How wonderful, the Tradition of Trebles and lay clerks of England are the finest anywhere!

Where do the children tend to go to school after they leave?

My parents have always said had they not immigrated to Australia back in the1970’s and if I had been a boy I would have tried out for the Cathedral school in Canterbury. In those days it was sometime that only boys could do. I’m so glad to see girls being included. Despite being a girl I had a voice as pure as any choirboy.

this is so interesting,I would have loved to be one of them as a child,if I had had the voice for it.

It looks and sounds just says I expect an old video would sound