BEAUTIFUL PIPE ORGANS, PLACES & NEW ORGAN SHOES! SCOTT BROTHERS DUO ON TOUR

Join us on our latest musical travel vlog adventure!!! In this episode we visit the beautiful German Rhine Valley as Jonathan performs for the world famous Rheingau Musik Festival (Lorch am Rhein)! It's then off to Vouvant, France as we discover a picturesque French village with a new pipe organ! After a quick visit to Luçon Cathedral, visiting the famous Cavaillé-Coll Organ (& choir organ), we return to Germany as Jonathan performs Liszt's Ad Nos in St Lamberti, Münster (the place it was written about)!! Then we get stuck in Düsseldorf for a day and Jonathan buys some NEW organ shoes!!! What is a two rank riesling stop??? Will Tom find any local pigeons? Have the brothers managed to learn any French??? Find out the answers to these questions, and much much more, in Scott Brothers Duo On Tour! We hope you enjoy watching, Jonathan & Tom!
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Piano, Film & Sound - Tom Scott
Organ - Jonathan Scott

[@scottbrothersduo]

We hope you enjoy our latest Musical Travel Vlog! What was your favourite part? We always love reading your comments! Our next live concerts (full details on our website): Monday 29th July 2024 1.10pm The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester - Jonathan Scott ORGAN Saturday 3rd August 2024 12.00 St Peter's, Recklinghausen, Germany - Jonathan Scott ORGAN Sunday 4th August 2024 5pm St. Lambertus, Erkelenz - Jonathan Scott ORGAN Saturday 10th August 2024 11am ROYAL ALBERT HALL, LONDON BBC PROMS - Jonathan Scott ORGAN Wednesday 14th August 2024 Munich Cathedral, München, Germany - Jonathan Scott ORGAN Saturday 17th August 2024 3pm Rochdale Parish Church - Scott Brothers Duo PIANO DUET CONCERT Monday 26th August 2024 11.30am Hereford Cathedral - Jonathan Scott ORGAN CONCERT Wednesday 4th September 2024 1.10pm The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester - Jonathan Scott ORGAN Saturday 7th September 2024 3.30pm Rochdale Town Hall - Reopening Organ Concert - Jonathan Scott Sunday 15th September 2024 5.30pm St. Laurenzen, St. Gallen, Switzerland - Jonathan Scott ORGAN Friday 20th September 2024 7.30pm St Thomas's Church, Penkhull Scott Brothers Duo PIANO DUET Monday 23rd September 2024 1pm Huddersfield Town Hall - Scott Brothers Duo ORGAN & PIANO Saturday 28th September 2024 7.30pm St. John's Church, Dumfries - Scott Brothers Duo ORGAN & PIANO Tuesday 1st October 2024 7.30pm - Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham - Saint-Saëns Organ Symphony BBC Philharmonic/Jonathan Scott Saturday 5th October 2024 4pm - St Peter's Church, Wolverhampton - Jonathan Scott ORGAN Sunday 6th October 2024 4pm - St. Luke's Church, Goostrey, Cheshire - Jonathan Scott ORGAN Friday 11th October 2024 Roquevaire, France - Scott Brothers Duo ORGAN & PIANO Friday 25th/Saturday 26th October 2024 Bergerac, France - Organ solo/Organ and Piano Concerts Thursday 31st October 2024 1.10pm The Bridgewater Hall - Scott Brothers Duo ORGAN & PIANO Friday 8th/Saturday 9th November 2024 - Leiden/The Hague, Netherlands - Jonathan Scott ORGAN Tuesday 12th November 2024 1.10pm The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester - Jonathan Scott ORGAN Sunday 1st December 2024 5pm Saint-François Church, Lausanne, Switzerland Scott Brothers Duo ORGAN & PIANO Sunday 8th December 2024 - Krakow Philharmonic, Poland - Scott Brothers Duo ORGAN & PIANO

[@Andrew-cw2fs]

"It's a green one"- that made my day, thank you!

[@garfixit]

You guys are the best always make me smile

[@epincion]

Utterly wonderful gentlemen! Full of humour and talent. Amazing sights at every place. Hard to pick a favourite. Well done to those repairing the Cavaillé-Coll in Luçon Cathedral. I feared we would see but not hear this masterpiece but were were not disappointed. As an amateur historian I had read of the peasant revolt setting up a 'free state' in Münster and its sad grisly aftermath. Cannot wait for the upload of Ad Nos it will have been special in that resonant space. I hope Jonathan bought the sparkly multicoloured organ shoes!

[@jaystephens2603]

You guys have The Best KZbin channel!! Pleasure to watch. I loved all of the cathedrals so I can’t choose a favorite. The nightingale was phenomenal 😊Amazing talent Tom and Scott! Simply amazing!!

[@AMAKUS]

Very positive guys. Who perform wonderful music. Thank you very much for your creativity!

[@marionilla]

Такой красивый фильм !!! Красивый , интересный и веселый ! Я посмотрела его дважды и несколько раз останавливала на моменте 2: 34 / 28: 25 . Там такая красивая музыка !!! Захотелось ее полностью прослушать . Спасибо за такое удовольствие , очень рада была вас видеть ❤ !!!

[@TonyDeConcini]

I still love watching you guys do these video tours - so to speak - of places where you're doing concerts. It's my trip-tik around the European countryside from my easy chair and behind the computer monitor. You guys do more walking than anybody I know. Good thing you're both reasonably young and energetic. Really enjoy watching and then whenever you post the concert videos, I get to see the whole concert in various places. And these videos are just great fun with Jonathan's occasional verbal input but Tom's wry sense of humor. Keep up the great work gentlemen. Cheers mates.

[@debsg2024]

It takes a lot of breath to climb that many stairs. Imagine climbing with that heavy bell to the top of the cathedral. The landscapes are beautiful and so are the churches and their pipe organs. These are heritage sites that must be preserved very well. You adapt and move very easily from one place to another, which is good. It is not a task for everyone, in fact, for very few. Congratulations! Very beautiful videos and photos. We await videos of the songs played. 🔔🎶🎹🐦😊💯🙌👋🙋‍♀

[@der_Allsehende_Seher]

25:18 LOL Jonathan: "What's a holiday?" 😅😂😅😂😅😂😅

[@Andrew-cw2fs]

I'm pretty sure he said "What a holiday!"

[@der_Allsehende_Seher]

@@Andrew-cw2fs Have your ears checked, bless your heart.

[@joria-paris]

Thanks for uploading the wonderful vlog! I’m thrilled to be able to travel the world with you both. The view from the spire of St. Lamberti Church is just breathtaking! It’s amazing to listen to Jonathan playing the organ while imagining the stories behind the place’s history. Of course, I love the organ, but I’m also a big fan of Jonathan’s piano playing. The "Vocalise" piece makes me want to cry along with Tom. Also, Tom’s "Nightingale" performance is so charming; it makes the audience look for the nightingale within the church. En fait, vous parlez très bien français!!

[@mariadesa1434]

I really liked everything! It was quite a trip! I really liked the Melusine tower, which reminded me of Rapunzel's tower from a fairy tale! Beautiful Churches and incredible organs! The concerts must have been wonderful! Thank you both for this beautiful video! ❤❤

[@willortiz3547]

Great video, Tom and Jonathan! I enjoyed your travel vlog especially at the start of the video when you revealed the small wine containment cabinet by the organ. I also thought the church that had the fire lookout, and the cages was very interesting. Wishing you both happy travels...Will Ortiz

[@carolpredeth9866]

Thank you for sharing your latest vlog with us. As usual there is never a dull moment!! I have to admit to being very fond of the St Lamberti "floating" organ. I love the Arioso video you uploaded 5 years ago from there, that piece is definitely one of my favourites & I have watched that video soooo many times. Glad to see that the cages are currently unoccupied! Did you make your escape before they could incarcerate you?!! Thank you both once again for all your excellent videos. xx

[@jamesvanian5524]

Another triumph, I enjoyed every minute of it. You definately need a head for heights and terrific energy. Thanks so much much Jonathan and Tom.

[@barbaraf.115]

Absolutely delightful to watch you too! Getting better and better, if that's really possible. My grandfather (who I did not know) was an organist in Germany and all my life I have loved organ music. Always looking forward to a new video. You make it fun and interesting and very informative. Thank you for all your hard work and sleepless nights! that go bringing some joy and beauty to this world. God bless, Barbara

[@davidphillips3090]

Very interesting, as always. Thank you Tom and Jonathan.

[@thewilliamtan]

Another fun vlog! Thanks a lot. Plenty of local pigeons this time, big thumbs up!

[@lauras6762]

I love seeing all the churches and cathedrals you go to and listening to all the organs! There aren’t any that old here in the US!

[@57mudcat]

Love Rachmaninoff's Vocalise, can't wait to hear it posted on KZbin!

[@stephandippon9973]

A wonderful video and I think you enjoyed your trip. Feel everytime welcome in Germany and visit our country many times more.

[@janetsimmons5264]

Interesting information. Sounds beautiful. Shoes. Should always shine. And you two keep shining... Thank you. From Janet xx

[@asmaco1]

Münster, St. Lamberti. I like the chamades!

[@janetsimmons5264]

Hi you two. Lovely place. But not too much wine😅 take care both. Sounds good and stunning building. Thank you. From Janet, Roy and Shona xxx

[@annemcgirt5296]

One of your best vlogs yet!!

[@jamesducey2685]

Of course many people revel in your tunes as shared. Thank you.

[@robertthomson9808]

A fascinating tour and wonderful music. Thanks to you both.

[@apolloogalex5938]

I love the Scott brothers duo on tour. Beautiful organs.

[@terryr.sublimeorganmusic]

So much history! Fav stop: bells. The cat is looking for the birds. 😺 Amazing organs, esp C-C & the one with only 18 stops.💥 Thanks for sharing your adventures. As an aficionado of stairs, I'm overwhelmed by the diversity of the stairways you've climbed & am currently breathing into a paper bag. 😬😉 And thanks for your great senses of humor!😂😂🌺🍦🎹🎶

[@ElisabethRaff]

I absolutely love your vlogs! Thank you Tom (&Jonathan), great job 👍

[@kennethvarner7694]

The BEST ❤

[@stepps511]

You guys are wonderful! Thank you for this wonderful tour AND the Nightingales!

[@nickdohler3913]

As a german I really love these videos! You come around more than I do. :D

[@nickdohler3913]

Hopefully ill see you in Leipzig one day!

[@SamtheMan0508]

Thank you for taking us on your tour. I love old world architecture and listening to the pipe organ. Hydrangeas are also my favorite flowering bush.

[@michaelhowarth4302]

Fantastic Vlog...thanks Jonathan & Tom!

[@dryroasted5599]

I liked the "pigeon local" stop.😁

[@mandyofmarymac]

Thank you X3. I'm under the weather so I'll keep it brief, but it was wonderful! Love your new shoes.

[@jimhowardbatey410]

Great video. My favorite organ ?? The one with pipes ! 🙂

[@heleenzuidhof8780]

Ah organ shoes, my husband bought them also but never uses them. He always plays on his socks. But if he plays in the church he uses his normal shoes. So, but in your case i get it, nice shiny shoes.

[@bensonferrari]

Great video, thanks for sharing. Incredible itinerary. I was just at the console of Bergerac Cathedral this week, the 1865 Merklin. Hope to see you both again in Ludlow before long

[@heinrichjohannklein7776]

Finally: Jonathan Scott & Cavaillé-Coll!!

[@tomg1247]

That quirky 18 stop organ blew me away. Much bigger sound than I would have thought possible. "Chevere!" as we say here in Ecuador. Great and entertaining tour as usual.

[@epincion]

Indeed it shows that thinking outside the box by a organ builder can produce wonderful results. That organ has the capabilities of a much bigger and much more expensive organ but as Tom points out to make full use of those capabilities does require a skilled organist like Jonathan.

[@tomg1247]

@@epincion I'm astounded by how quickly Jonathon masters all these different instruments. His mind and discipline are clearly off the charts! And wonderful Tom entertains us along the journey.

[@gmfamcdonald1465]

Quote Jonathan.. "What is a holiday?" Looking at your schedule for the rest of the year, it doesn't appear you have much opportunity to fit in a 'break' at all !(Very relieved to see you were not stranded in a 'foreign land' during the I T outage, and that you made good use of the extra time there.)

[@amangogna68]

Fantastic !

[@anjasalentijn145]

Hallo!! Thank you for this amazing tour!! You got the key for sharing this wonderful moments with us!!! ITS LOVELEY ❤❤B B. With Love from the Netherlands.

[@garfixit]

You are going to wear the new shoes out with your pedal solos ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@William_Nils]

Does Tom on a Nightingale whistle count as a stop? If so that was my favourite! 😉

[@johardy-bishop9105]

Another great vlog. Thank you.

[@andrewgreenwood8554]

My favourite part was the advert telling me the video was available to watch.

[@a9323hj]

Nice tour. Cool shoes.

[@janetsimmons5264]

Amazing. Thank you. Xx

[@awopetuoluwatobi22]

Nice Love this

[@calolson9572]

Shiny Shoes for the win!!!!

[@vestastreeb657]

Thank you so much.

[@OWOT-re5jf]

Cowboy boots!!!!

[@pendaco]

12:23 that sound transition from the piano to organ was beautiful! Would make for a great duet I reckon 🙂

[@melaniamonicacraciun9900]

Happy Summer holidays of love for music happenings, let's invite everybody experiment organ performances, you are doing a great job indeed, spectacular, just like dating God himself 🎉❤🎉

[@bobcoc8158]

Great video, entertaining and funny. Has Tom considered a career as a stand-up?

[@Aalii6]

👍👍

[@pwvj4fun]

Best video to date! Loved it! Yes, please come to America! We have a couple of fantastic organs at Duke Chapel in Durham, North Carolina.

[@epincion]

The elephant in the room is that pretty much everyone in Europe is avoiding the US while we are watching and waiting for the upcoming election in the US. We are concerned since in the 1930’s we witnessed similar story of the rise of a dictator enthusiastically backed by white Christo-Nationalism.

[@g.k.failla9389]

With all that whirlwind travel, how do you avoid exhaustion? (I remember wearing patent leather shoes for formal occasions and found them inflexible). From Chicago, U.S.A.

[@angelah2083]

Great whistle stop tour and beautiful pictures, thank you. I recognised the lemon yellow church towards the end as the Neanderkirche in Düsseldorf. I also tried twice to get in when I was in the city briefly five years ago for a conference, and it was shut then too. Joachim Neander was the author in his short life of many hymns including “Praise ye the Lord the Almighty the king of creation”. Some time following 1942 RAF damage, the old part of Düsseldorf was rebuilt, but as a copy or pastiche of the old - an attractive thing to do in my view but a crime disdained by British architects, where our historic cities similarly suffered considerable damage, firstly by the Luftwaffe in the 1940s, and subsequently by 1960s architects.

[@epincion]

Why was rebuilding in the old style ‘a crime?’ It was what the residents wanted. You may be aware that the rebuilding of the historic center of Leipzig including the famous Mother Church was only started after the reunification of East and West Germany and the German architects of that huge project did exactly the same.

[@angelah2083]

@@epincion You’d have to ask RIBA. I’ve visited Leipzig as well - a beautiful and thriving city. My London choir sang morning service at the Thomaskirche.

[@marybroderick8265]

Please come to America! We have some very fine organs.

[@momtolittlebaby]

You guys didn't show the name of the super secret (ha) shoe store! My high son can't find any shoes in the US right now and needs them-- can you tell me the name so we can try and get some?

[@jimhowardbatey410]

When will you come to USA. ?

[@epincion]

The elephant in the room is that pretty much everyone in Europe is avoiding the US while we are watching and waiting for the upcoming election in the US. We are concerned since in the 1930’s we witnessed similar story of the rise of a dictator enthusiastically backed by white Christo-Nationalism.

[@marionilla]

...я сделала для себя интересное открытие , может быть и вам оно будет интересно : алфавит кириллица - не только в русском языке . Еще несколько стран пишут такими же буквами . Например к прошлому видео оставлен восторженный комментарий на болгарском языке . Я сама удивилась : три слова не могла понять без перевода , хотя и буквы и слова такие же .

[@epincion]

Bulgaria is moving to dropping the Cyrillic alphabet and using the western alphabet. Since they are now part of the EU they want to fully integrate.

[@marionilla]

​@@epincion Я совсем не имею намерения спорить , но все не так просто . Я из интереса прочитала несколько статей на эту тему . Все не так однозначно , нет .

[@epincion]

@@marionilla I agree it will not be easy for Bulgaria to change from using the Cyrillic alphabet to the Latin alphabet. but with enough willpower and a proper plan it can be done.

[@marionilla]

​​@@epincion Алфавит как и язык - это часть национальной культуры . И я считаю , что каждая страна , каждый уголок мира должен сохранять свое уникальное своеобразие ! Культура , искусство - это наше общее наследие , это то что нужно беречь и сохранять . И что я говорю о странах - в каждом человеке должно сохраняться и умножаться только его своеобразие ! Например поэтому я научилась шить - что бы выглядеть только так как мне хочется ! И я хочу что бы как можно больше было самовыражения во всех и во всем . Видите - и в целом , и в частности самобытность и неповторимость очень важны и интересны !

[@block6935]

сейчас бы к вам ,а не в этом болоте свой зад просиживать ... :(