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The article describes the organ music of Olivier Messiaen, an orchestral composer in the twentieth century in Paris, France. He has religious-inspired works such as "Les offrandes oubliées" and "Hymne au Saint-Sacrement." It is asserted that two of his renowned early organ pieces were originally considered for orchestra and are subsequently transcribed. His "Paraphrase-Carillon" contains a flamboyant two-part free polyphony and birdsong music.

The article reviews the music release "L'amour et la Mort," by Iveta Apkalna.

The article reviews the music release "Charles Tournemire: Resurrectio," composed by Charles Tournemire and performed by organist Vincent Boucher.

The article reviews the music release "A Phenomenon without Equal: French Organ Improvisation From Vierne to Cochereau," performed by organist Anthony Hammond.

The article reviews the music release "Charles-Marie Widor: Symphonies Nos. 2 & 4," composed by Charles-Marie Widor and performed by Frédéric Ledroit.

The article reviews the music release "Charles Tournemire: Complete Recordings," by Charles Tournemire.

The article reviews the CD format of the music release "ORGAN FIREWORKS XII," performed by Christopher Herrick.

The article reviews the CD format of the music release "JEAN LANGLAIS: IN MEMORIAM," performed by Michelle Leclerc.

The article reviews the CD format of the music release "GRANDS JEUX," performed by Rupert Gough.

The article reviews the CD format of the music release "OLIVIER MESSIAEN: LIVRE D'ORGUE; MONODIE; MÉDITATIONS SUR LE MYSTÈRE DE LA SAINTE TRINITÉ," by Olivier Messiaen.

The article reviews the CD format of the music release "THE ORGAN OF BUCKINGHAM PALACE BALLROOM," performed by Joseph Nolan.

The article reviews the CD format of the music release "EDWARDIAN SPLENDOUR," performed by William Whitehead.