For those interested, it's in a book called: "Organ Music of Canada" Vol 1. I will tell you that the book is not cheap and often has to be special ordered. Hope this helps.
@samc726 - I literally was using the "Trompette en Chamade." That is the one split on the front cases that plays at 16' and 8'. The Trompette Real is the gold one in the center at 8' and the Clarion is just below that at 4'. The only en chamade rank in the antiphonal is the Trompette De Fete.
@samc726 - That is the Walker tuba with the trumpet en chamade that is split on the front cases. I always add Ruffatti to the Walker, otherwise it comes off too sterile.
Great performance. !!!
For those interested, it's in a book called: "Organ Music of Canada" Vol 1.
I will tell you that the book is not cheap and often has to be special ordered. Hope this helps.
Fantastic!!!!
@samc726 - I literally was using the "Trompette en Chamade." That is the one split on the front cases that plays at 16' and 8'. The Trompette Real is the gold one in the center at 8' and the Clarion is just below that at 4'. The only en chamade rank in the antiphonal is the Trompette De Fete.
@samc726 - That is the Walker tuba with the trumpet en chamade that is split on the front cases. I always add Ruffatti to the Walker, otherwise it comes off too sterile.
@MrTenonSaw - I actually grabbed for the 16' and 32' Bombardes, but I pulled out the 16' and 4' instead, so I had to hit the 32' on with a toe stud.
This is GREAT! I've looked high and low for the music and can't find it anywhere! Any clues would be much appreciated.
Which trompette en chamades are which? There are chamades in the chancel and chamades in the gallery. But which stops are which?
Cannot find this in print, where can I find the music?
Bad to the Bone! (as in Tibia)
What en chamades are those in the video?