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I have found some further references. In the October 2014 issue of BBC Music Magazine, Terry Blain writes in his feature 'Building a library' about the concerto (the piece for that month) '... Poulenc was not an organist, but fellow-composer Maurice Duruflé advised him on technical issues, and gave ...

Of course, the question is whether Duruflé contributed with advice about the registration or contributed by directly composing the registration. One would be insufficient for copyright, the other might not be. The sources above do suggest Duruflé just contributed through advice; I suspect chapter te...

I am still without success at finding the aforementioned 'Maurice Duruflé: The Man and His Music', which seems the best source available for this question. I have, though, found a copy of the booklet note by Philip Borg-Wheeler of Ian Tracey's Chandos recording, which states: 'After studying the pos...

Might we ever see the Poulenc organ concerto here? My research (posted as a reply elsewhere on the forum) suggests the work is in the public domain in Canada.

I have spent a bit of time looking into this, because I think it would be wonderful to be able to host such an important work here. Everything I have read seems to suggest that Duruflé did not edit, so to say, the registrations himself: his imput was as a general advisor for Poulenc about the organ....