human
The _plein-jeu_ is composed of the Prestant, the Bourdon, the Doublette, the Cymbale, and the Fourniture; to those may be added the other sixteen- and eight-foot stops, if any there be; if there be no Prestant, the Flute may be drawn.
gpt
There are many who, in playing the chorale or music in general, know only the noise of the _plein-jeu_. One may be content to continually wear the same clothes, but an organist who produces the same sounds every day will render himself insupportable by his monotony. In the chorale, in the last verse, one may play a little louder, to remind the minister to prepare for the resumption of his duties; especially in towns where it is no longer customary (as is still the honored usage in some villages) to rap with a _bâton_ for this purpose, as though one by force would arouse him from slumber.
human
Kyrie in the first mode for the _plein-jeu_ accompanied on the pedal by a _Trompette en taille_.