Les Orgues De Masevaux, Musiques Pour Deux Orgues De Lucchinetti-Guami-Blanco-Satie-Langlais

Released in 1979 by the French label Arion, this recording captures a unique collaborative project between organists Georges Delvallée and Marie-Louise Jaquet. The album was produced to highlight the distinctive sonority of the two historical organs housed within the church of Saint-Martin in Masevaux, France, allowing the performers to navigate a repertoire that transitions from the Baroque complexities of Lucchinetti and Guami to the twentieth-century modernism of Erik Satie and Jean Langlais.

The album serves as a definitive document of the site-specific acoustics of Masevaux, chosen for the instruments' complementary tonal palettes. Delvallée and Jaquet, both esteemed figures in the French organ tradition, curated the program to demonstrate the versatility of the dual-organ configuration. Upon its release, it was well-regarded by organ enthusiasts for its technical clarity and the thoughtful pairing of historical contrast, cementing its status as a notable entry in Arion's catalog of classical instrumental recordings.