In 1969, the renowned French organist Pierre Cochereau, celebrated for his tenure at Notre-Dame de Paris, delivered a series of improvisations that remained unheard for decades. "Cochereau: 12 Unissued Improvisations" finally brings these performances to light, offering a unique glimpse into the master's spontaneous creativity. Recorded over the span of a year, each piece is named after a different French locale, reflecting the diverse inspirations that fueled Cochereau's improvisations. From the historic charm of "Les Baux-de-Provence" to the coastal allure of "Juan-les-Pins," these tracks showcase Cochereau's virtuosic technique and deep musical intuition. Spanning over two hours, this collection is a testament to Cochereau's extraordinary skill and his enduring legacy in the world of organ music. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or new to the world of organ improvisations, this album promises a captivating journey through the mind of one of France's most celebrated organists.
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