Maurice Duruflé - Messe cum jubilo, Op. 11

00:00 Kyrie
03:38 Gloria
09:02 Sanctus
12:57 Benedictus
14:52 Agnus Dei
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Orchestre du Capitole de Toulouse
Orféon Donostiarra
Thomas Hampson, baritone
Marie-Claire Alain, organ
Michel Plasson, cond.
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photo Maurice Duruflé, 1962

[@LukeShalz]

This is absolutely incredible! The amount of cross referencing he does is incredible. This man is truly fluent in Gregorian Chant literature.

[@SpaceMalakhi]

Very good video; the interpretation you chose is amazingly beautiful, full of colors and nuances

[@parusiaproject5438]

¡¡Que preciosidad Dios mío!!

[@airplane3208]

idk sounds a little wacky, almost like something on broadway, and I heard this at a solemn high mass at st john cantius and I love them but it just didn't fit right... I like mozart much better.

[@tvintje]

Very misleading to post the organ score but sound an orchestral version...

[@ray_mck]

It's not really misleading. It's very common for vocalists to read from an organ score or some other orchestral reduction when performing with an instrumental ensemble.
For those of us reading the organ score while listening to an orchestral recording, it's easy to know which instruments in the orchestra will be playing since many organ stops that are indicated in the score are named after the instruments they resemble.