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Brass and organ

Sun. 4 Oct

Brass and organ

Sun. 4 Oct

Programmation

  • Georg Friedrich Haendel

    Water Music, extraits (arr. Mathias Lecomte)

    15 min
  • Louis Vierne

    Allegro vivace de la Symphonie pour orgue nº 1, en ré mineur, op. 14

    5 min
  • Louis Vierne

    Marche triomphale du centenaire de Napoléon Ier

    7 min
  • Charles-Marie Widor

    Salvum fac populum tuum, op. 84

    5 min
  • Marcel Dupré

    Lamento pour orgue op. 24

    7 min
  • Marcel Dupré

    Poème héroïque (Verdun)

    8 min
  • Gaston Litaize

    Cortège

    9 min

Distribution

    Mathias Lecomte
    orgue

Organ and trumpet: a formula which has earned its honours. But even better are organ and brass ensemble! After all, it takes seven instruments to compete with the 6500 or so pipes of the Auditorium organ when they are going full blast. On the programme: emotionally and symbolically charged works, not only martial airs, but also magnificent, elegiac and tragic pieces, from Marche triomphale written by Louis Vierne (organist at Notre-Dame de Paris) for the centenary of Napoleon’s death, to Marcel Dupré’s Poème héroïque, subtitled Verdun in honour of the inauguration of the new organ in the cathedral of this martyr city. The organ had been destroyed during World War One. The organist Mathias Lecomte will also perform a selection from Handel’s Water Music, taking us back to the pomp of the crown of England.

Dans le cadre du festival Orgue en jeu.