EPIC PIPE ORGAN VLOG WITH BELLS ON - SCOTT BROTHERS DUO ON TOUR (BAYREUTH, BILLERBECK and MORE!)

We hope you like our latest EPIC Musical Travel Vlog! We always love reading your comments! In our latest adventure, we start at the historic Middleton Parish Church for a 500 years celebration! We then travel to Germany, first to Bayreuth to perform Piano & Organ Duos at the Stadtkirche, where visit some very famous composers, and then we take a trip to Billerbeck where Tom climbs the incredible Cathedral Towers (with Carillon)! After an animation concert in St George's, Jesmond, we travel to St Mary's Saffron Walden! Can you guess the tune? How do you use a continental pillow? (let us know) How do you play a bell tower? What is the Mystery of St Ludger? Prepare yourself for a truly EPIC pipe organ VLOG!! Jonathan & Tom
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Piano, Film & Sound - Tom Scott
Organ - Jonathan Scott

[@scottbrothersduo]

We hope you enjoy our EPIC Musical Travel Vlog! What was your favourite part? We always love reading your comments! Our next live concerts (full details on our website): Monday 10 June - Pori, Finland Saturday 15 June - St Cuthbert's, Clungunford, UK Saturday 22 June - Ushaw College Chapel, Durham, UK Monday 24 June - Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, UK Look forward to seeing you there (Jonathan & Tom)

[@epincion]

Thanks, I love these musical blogs, they are so full of humour and history, the organist at Billerbeck is a real character

[@Andrew-cw2fs]

I also am learning German, it was nice to hear you practicing. Thanks for the video, I always enjoy seeing you two travel and showing us new places and organs.

[@Andrew-cw2fs]

My favourite part was definitely Tom's "motif" performance on the train!

[@8546Ken]

I'm impressed with fact that all these organs and churches/cathedrals appear to be well-maintained. But I've heard that most of these churches are not well-attended if at all. Who maintains these instruments?

[@The9bayless]

The chuckles about 'world famous organist' reflect what we love about you two - so down to earth and willing to poke each other in the ribs and yet both of you have world class talents and world wide renown. Thanks for sharing so much of who you are as well as what you do!

[@leylinegoddess]

i am usually sitting quietly waiting and intently listening to the music. i own breaking into loud laughter with the goose keys . right on guys. love your music.

[@verdiguy]

Love the theme of the Rhine from Das Rheingold on the wall of the hotel room! I thought that's what it was so I paused the video and went to the piano to make sure! Thanks as always for Tom's witty wanderings and Jonathan's splendid playing!

[@kelvinsmallwood6315]

Thanks Johnathan & Tom for the tour of the country sides, beautiful churches with splendid architecture & of the organ demonstrations. You guys must be fit from all the climbing. Your videos are greatly appreciated.

[@mariadesa1434]

It is difficult to choose which organ or Church is the most beautiful. They all have their particularities. I really like the Midleton organ, but the organ with the carillon is incredible! Meeting one of your ancestors is also incredible, it must be great to know the family geneology! Seeing Tom climb that tower made me tired too! Anyway, I really like seeing the two brothers together and so friendly with each other! Thank you both for the beautiful video!❤❤

[@purplebriggs931]

Well, Jonathan IS world famous.... and for good reason. It's tricky to catch him! Could not be done without two close brothers to make it work out. Kudos! Enviable is the relationship you both have.

[@carolpredeth9866]

Well that was an incredible journey!! So many wonderful places & such a variety of different organs to enjoy listening to. You are far braver than me Tom!! I'm afraid I couldn't climb up that high & then to be deafened by that huge bell!! Thank you for taking us along on your interesting journey. I am always amazed by how much you can cram into such a short time. Fascinating!! xx

[@marsultor6131]

That Tannhäuser sounded beautiful on that particular organ!

[@RenaSouten]

An exemplary vlog; geese, tubas, air guitar! I’ll need to watch again to decide on my favourite there’s so much! It’s like a ginormous box of chocolates. Thank you both.

[@brianfritz3935]

I will have to set a timer and forbid myself from watching more than 5 minutes at a time or else I become hypnotized and do nothing else with my day! Bravo Scott Brothers Duo.

[@purplebriggs931]

"ditto"

[@terryr.sublimeorganmusic]

Quite a romp with lots of history, fabulous views, & grand organs! Especially enjoyed St. Leonards & Billerbeck. Kudos Tom for all that climbing. 😬 The geese stop, amazing, but the air guitar, superb. Assisting the person with the walker shows the fine gentlemen you are. Thanks for the smiles & the bell teasers. Can't wait! 🔔🔔🎹🎶 PS. ☎️ Front desk, may I please have 4 more pillows? ☁️☁️☁️☁️😴

[@DG46201]

Enjoyed your tour of some wonderful instruments

[@richardnott57]

Fantastic! Wish I could have made it to Saffron Walden as it's not far from me, but other things needed my attention. Billerbeck looked amazing. I think Tom lost a lot of weight with his epic climbs! Love the goose stop 😂 Thanks for sharing with us all.

[@marionilla]

Сколько красоты , сколько романтики !!! Так интересно ! Каждый фрагмент содержателен . И великолепная музыка . Спасибо ❤ ! Мне все видео понравилось от начала до конца .

[@miriamcaraquitena]

Thanks for this funny vlog, I laughed a lot, especially at the guitar imitation on the train. I found the Billerbeck organ to be the most innovative and curious, not only because of the carillon, but also because of the goose stop, the copper pipes... I was surprised by the tombs of F. Liszt and Wagner and his dog, as well as the town maze of Saffron Walden. I think Tom got a good workout climbing all those steps to the top. Congratulations on the success of your concerts, applause well deserved of course. Thank you for sharing your fun adventures and fatigues with your followers.❤

[@willemverleur5868]

Yes thanks so much for the tour so educating Jonathan so experienced on these beautiful organs love all your vlogs!!

[@vestastreeb657]

This was so fantastic to see and hear. Always on the go. Loved seeing and hearing this vlog. Thank you. ❤😂❤

[@jimgillert20]

Excellent sound from the 1920s.

[@TonyDeConcini]

I truly enjoy watching these video vlogs of your travels across Europe and the world frankly. You guys both seem to have unending amounts of energy and it appears that you do a LOT of walking in these places you visit. Of course, when I was your age, I could do that easily. Now if I don't have some means of transport - the distances would be an issue unless I walked very slowly and had lots of time. Anyway, these are fun videos and while Jonathan never has much to say, Tom's commentary is both informative and fun. And my word, Jonathan DOES know his way around a pipe organ - that every one is different everywhere you go. And Tom, well certainly not a slouch on the piano indeed. Brilliant guys. Keep doing these videos and I will certainly enjoy watching. Cheers.

[@tobias8233]

Thanks for the great and fun trip! I loved the organ in Billerbeck the most. Beautiful view and great music (also the stop announcement in the U-Bahn)!

[@brucejcool]

Having watched you both from Australia since your first on line concerts during Covid, we were thrilled to be at the Middleton concert and see you both in person. We really enjoy the vlogs - keep them coming!

[@nigelballard6897]

Having attended your concert in St Mary’s Saffron Walden, I have to say Billerbeck was the best of those featured in the vlog. No wonder organists drool over getting their hands on a sample set.

[@lauras6762]

Such a fun video! I love watching your adventures! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@thewilliamtan]

Hilarious episode! I laughed so much! At least we got a local pigeon’s bird’s eye view of Jonathan, better than nothing😂. That Tuba was tremendous!!

[@klemensbrumann3952]

Es ist immer wieder ein Erlebnis diese Orgel in den verschiedenen Konzerten zu hören. Für mich ist das nur 9 Kilometer bis ich in Billerbeck bin . Auch das Video ist sehr interessant, finde es sehr gut, das auch verschiedene Orgeln vorgestellt werden . Wenn man die Orgel so von weitem betrachtet meint man das es eine normale Kirchenorgel ist, aber da täuscht man sich Das ist ein großartiges Instrument. Vielen Dank für das Video 👍👍👍👍

[@epincion]

I agree that it’s so nice to see and hear excerpts from the different organs Jonathan and Tom get to play, in this video there was also the instrument in Bayreuth. The other recent German organ that I found to be wonderful is the newly restored Great Seifert in St Mary’s Kevelaer.

[@cynic369]

Great vlog once again! I enjoyed the tours of these wonderful organs and buildings, of course. The geese stop was really fun and Tom's air guitar made me laugh at work (yes, I was watching while working, don't judge). And I can't wait for the whole Dvorak 9 on the organ! I recently saw a live orchestra performance of it, which renewed my appreciation of this piece, so opportune time for the entire thing on the organ for me. Thanks for the vlogs and music!

[@TedBear1954]

These organ tour videos are THE BEST! Top class entertainment. Thanks. The power of the pipe organ is unmatched. Loved the Fleiter organ - very impressive. Do the geese make any mess?

[@mandyofmarymac]

Incredible! Tom, your energy level is something else. I really enjoyed all of this and agree with you about the Continental pillows, I usually requested a second one. Jonathan, I really look forward to your epic sounds from the organs. I was under the impression that the giant "Maypole" was a way for people who couldn't read to be able to figure out what trades were to be found in the local town(?)(*) I found the burial sites touching, esp. Liszt, and had to catch my breath trying to keep up with all of the climbing you did. I am, as always, impressed with your skill at the organ Jonathan, how do you figure them out so quickly. What a truly marvelous video. Tom's antics on the train made me laugh out loud. Thank you XX PS Have you ever tried a pork knuckle? Yummy. (* ) Tour guides often make things up.

[@denniscahill9683]

Of course I like the sound!

[@andrewgreenwood8554]

Always expect the Brustwek in Germany Tom😮

[@TrinityDivineMozart]

Absolutely, wonderful that church is classical and divine. 😇💛🎼

[@pauladegg1489]

Thoroughly entertaining! always look forward to your vlogs. I agree with you Tom about the continental pillows. I think they are most likely easy to launder and change, apparently they are more practical as you can put them under your legs/knees if you need support, or of course behind your back whilst sitting! - maybe when Jonathan makes you a cup of tea in bed!!(what's that you said Jonathan?) However, I don't find them comfortable for sleeping either!! So many places to chose from from your visit, really liked Stadtkirche and the 2 organs plus you were able to play together. Decided that Ludger's Cathedral in Billerbeck was fascinating, would have to loved to be there. Thank you both again for sharing with us all. Look forward to your next one! Paula ❤❤

[@kevinvos430]

Love seeing the insides of those old churches, watching from New Brunswick, Canada!

[@ElisabethRaff]

Loved every minute, beautiful churches and organs, thanks Tom for the climbing effort!

[@thesceptic1018]

Some great naughty boy moments-very enjoyable😹

[@jmlloyd40]

Thank you. Really enjoyed you both, humor and all 😊

[@markcooke729]

How could anyone choose from any of these wonderful places and organs! I must admit to being a tart for chamades though LOL! Thank you guys for another entertaining and informative video - here's to many, many more 😊

[@AliceGoss]

Brilliant tour. Looking forward to watching the concerts.

[@monicasutcliffe4178]

Yet another wonderful vlog, epic musical adventures fuelled by that gorgeous sense of humour which is never far away! Well done, lads!

[@janemazzola4454]

I've never heard Tom play the piano...BRAVO! Such an amazing musical/tech team you are! LOVE your fun tour & performances! Thank you!

[@NoewerrATall]

What a lovely vlog! Seems like you had a great trip. I love the "goose stop"! Lol

[@a9323hj]

In 1968 my older sister gave an organ recital at the National Cathedral in Washington D.C, I was with her at practice, only other person in building was the janitor. I played the opening notes on the organ to pop song "Louie, Louie". Got idea from a Frank Zappa album where they played song on the Pipe Organ in Royal Albert Hall. This is total useless information I know, but will never be duplicated again. My late father loved the pipe organ. He would have enjoyed your videos, as I enjoy them too. Paul, Elyria, Ohio USA.

[@marionilla]

Наоборот , это интересно ! Мне нравиться , когда люди что - нибудь рассказывают из своих воспоминаний ! Это все очень ярко можно представить .

[@pauladegg1489]

Forgot to add that I was very happy to see and hear that all members of "Team Scott" were there! 😄 Xxxx

[@valerierixon215]

I am supposed to be asleep but have 15 more mins of vlog to go and can't put it down . Thank you chaps 😊

[@nilagathe]

I guess I missed something important. Ok, than next time in Billerbeck.🤔Comparing the organs is like comparing apple with oranges. They are all unique. Tom you're complaing about our German standard size pillows (80x80), the rest of europe has got smaller ones. What to do best with them? Take it in both arms, lay your head on it and than: sweet dreams....💤😘

[@a9323hj]

Enjoyed your tour. Interesting to see churches built a long time ago. Enjoy organs also. And piano playing too.

[@stewartmulligan]

Wow

[@txcrix9236]

00:30 oh for a second I thought that was built by the dwarves of Moria. 😋

[@jeannedavies289]

Another great vlog - I am amazed by the variety of organs and everything you have to know to play them! Looking forward to seeing you in July at the Bridgewater - can't make the June one. I used to live in Middleton so it was nice to see the church there.

[@ibscotty4929]

Fantastic video. As always, I enjoyed it.

[@hansbeestman7460]

Geweldig wat een prachtige film voor mij billerbec de indrukwekkende opnames ik kom daar graag niet. zo ver

[@amangogna68]

Fantastic !

[@W-265]

I attended a concert with the world-famous organist 😊 in Billerbeck and will be back at the Lambertikirche in Münster next Saturday. I am looking forward to it.

[@epincion]

You are lucky to be able to attend these concerts in person! Jonathan and Tom are also performing a concert on the Great Jann organ at Munich Cathedral in August. This is apparently the first time the diocese has allowed a concert to be filmed and recorded in Munich cathedral

[@W-265]

@@epincion I'm lucky because it's the third time since April that I've been able to personally attend a Scottbrothersduo concert within a 70 km radius. It's about 700 km from where I live to Munich. Simply fantastic !

[@epincion]

@@W-265 he is also doing a concert in Erkelenz if that’s near you

[@W-265]

@@epincion Yes, that's it. It's only about 140 km. And the day before on August 3rd there's a concert in Recklinghausen, which is only 50 km from me. Thank you very much for your information. 👍😄

[@epincion]

@@W-265 As I said before - you are very lucky

[@laszloattilamegyaszai6545]

Hi! Dear Jonathan and Tom! Congratulate! Every concert and organ in this concert tour was great! ;) When come to Transylvania (to Romania)? Here are some great organs too! ;)

[@stepps511]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! What a lovely vlog and series of organ demos. I look forward to everyone of these. Love you both!

[@jillhertzog6365]

Wow what a beautiful church

[@jamesvanian5524]

Thank you so much Jonathan and Tom. I don't know how you find the energy to do all this. You have shown us some fantastic Organs and the most beautiful places. It's great that you have a head for heights Tom. it makes me dizzy just watching you. This video is a triumph IMHO. The cemetary tours with the graves of such famous composers are unique to me as a Goth. I really enjoy your tour videos, they give so much joy and pleasure to so many. Keep well and safe. James.

[@jillhertzog6365]

I love the convert

[@jimgillert20]

👍

[@Jabpancho-om9sd]

Some of the best content on KZbin guys, thank you! I would love the two of you to branch out to some popular music utilizing the many Theater organs in your area. I think that added repertoire would facilitate many more duos so we can hear and enjoy more of Tom's musical skills.

[@tiagocorsograziottin3231]

👏🏿🤞🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@B_MAD_24]

The local squirrel.

[@Campanaire]

Come to the organ of the Saint Aubin collegiate church in Guérande

[@owenesquivelph]

Billerbeck! IDK what they didn't sampled the fernwerk for Hauptwerk yet...

[@quintinheckenkamp3095]

Do you guys ever have ciphers during a concert or practice? Beautiful video?

[@spacemissing]

With all the unsteady camera work, I feel like I've been on a ship in a storm for a month. Could you PLEASE Stop Waving The Damm Thing Around like it's a sword and you're in a battle? JEEEEEZ!!

[@epincion]

Sorry but I love the way the vlogs are filmed and if a poll was taken from viewers the large majority would agree

[@marionilla]

На такие колокольни на самом деле очень страшно бывает подниматься . Я как - то поднималась на самую высокую колокольню в Суздале построенную в честь победы над Наполеоном . На половине пути мне стало страшно . Ничего не боялись только голуби , которые там свободно летали то вниз , то вверх . Когда я залезла на самый верх то была под таким сильным впечатлением , что рассматривать дали уже и не так сильно хотелось .

[@8546Ken]

I liked the organ with the geese. But I didn't catch the significance of the geese.

[@epincion]

The patron saint of the area after whom the church is named was always seen accompanied by two geese so someone centuries later added an organ stop of two geese

[@andrewgreenwood8554]

Not quite sure what’s funny about describing Jonathan as “the world famous organist”.

[@user-ec7fy8su2w]

Why is there so much bazaar!? Blah blah blah you perform the work