MUNICH CATHEDRAL! PIPE ORGANS & MORE! SCOTT BROTHERS DUO ON TOUR!

[@andrewgreenwood8554]

Just imagine, you can pay £360 to stand at an Oasis concert or about £10 to sit and listen to the Scott Brothers. What a crazy world.

[@buzzukfiftythree]

And have a far better experience at the latter IMHO. But then I wouldn’t be seen dead at an Oasis concert - I have fairly eclectic musical tastes, but that doesn’t include Noel and Liam. Each to their own I guess.

[@cynic369]

When I went to England to attend Jonathan's RAH Proms recital, I stayed an extra week to go to the Brother's piano duet concert at Rochdale. The concerts were, of course, amazing! Vivaldi's Summer arranged for piano four hands was exceptionally well done and fun. But the reason I'm recounting this here is that I got a chance to speak to them after the concert. For the record to those of you who have not had the pleasure of meeting them in person, I am happy to report that Jonathan and Tom are both as amiable, genuine, and funny as they appear to be in the videos. Anyways, the point I'm trying to get to is that I said to Tom I hope he finds good local pigeons. He was quite happy about that and told it to Jonathan, and the latter replied to the effect of Tom has a good ones coming up. I'm assuming the pigeons in this video were the good ones, and I will say that they are indeed good pigeons! 😆

[@thewilliamtan]

More terrible yet hilarious puns! Pigeons, hilarious editing, and the CEO chair were highlights!

[@stephenregan5688]

You’re both absolute treasures.

[@briandusell961]

I loved the effect of the stopped sound track at the locked doors…. You won’t find it boaring (groan!) lol. … Please wear hearing protection especially when tuning. Thank you, as always, for all that you do and for the beautiful music!

[@brentsrx7]

That is a massive Church.

[@caseyflorida]

All of those German organs sounded fantastic! And the acoustics were amazing!

[@DavidKrautscheid]

My great friend hans leitner was the cathedral organist of munich untill last year.

[@eugenetrollip751]

That reverb is wonderful!

[@globaltravel0906]

Wish I could hear your whole concert in Munich Catherdral. My hometown. And I wish you could have met Prof. Franz Lehrndorfer.

[@TrinityDivineMozart]

Praise the Lord the organ and church is tremendously wonderful and exciting. 🎼✨️🥀

[@TedBear1954]

Power to the organ! What a blast!

[@AndrewDerbyshire-g8l]

The recital at RAH tremendous! And the very full audience loved both the wonderfully dextrous playing and Jonathan’s commentary

[@dkeithtag]

Der Steinmeyer Orgel im Herkuleesaal der Residenz konzert vor Karl Richter und Munchenrrstadt mit Barbara Dennerlein und mir. I know, I don’t speak German… but ich muss-// Seriously, a dream and a very special bucket-list event I want to do in recognition of Karl Richter, Munich, and JS Bach that I’ve been wanting to accomplish for many years … Thank you guys so much for sharing this. Also learning using their book …

[@brooksiefan]

Outstanding artists in every respect, naturally they are also excellent tour guides! Wonderful images, that captured the local atmosphere and spirit. The "Kleis" organ was a very nice surprise, what a beautiful voice! Thank you so very much, Scott BrothersDuo!

[@carmensylva3879]

--> K L A I S (not Kleis) in Bonn

[@derCarilloneur]

The concerts in Royal Albert Hall as well as in munich were fantastic. Lucky that we could visit both! Greetings from Munich cathedral!

[@johnolsen8338]

Exiting, fantastic, and beautiful pictures. We attended your concerts in Recklinghausen and Erkelenz. Would have been nice also to meet you in München, but we didn't have time for that. We will be seeing you both in Bridgewater Hall 31, october. Best regards Helen and John

[@TonyDeConcini]

Seriously these trip vlogs are both great fun, interesting (at an uptempo speed - Tom) and educational. And we get to hear some great instruments AND Jonathan doing what he does the best......well you too Tom. But we've also heard Tom play piano too so there's that!! LOL!! I love watching these things from the comfort of my armchair and enjoying what playing we get to hear. Love that you gave me a snippet of The Sunken Cathedral in that church with the wonderful chamade and tubular bells. Has to be one of many of my favorite pieces you play. STILL waiting for you to discover and play a reduction of Dupre's Poeme Heroique - playing in the brass on the organ unless you choose to hire a brass section to play along!! HAHA!! These aren't the concert videos so we never hear a great deal - but it's impetus to just go and listen to the longer concert videos or the full organ pieces you record and have on your channel. By the way that mini-Kleis organ is nice. Would be a nice one if one had a big room with tall ceilings at home. I WISH!! AND I LOVE the Royal Albert Hall instrument. I'm sooo happy I bought the sampled MIDI virtual instrument library of that great organ. Not the complete thing - I mean how could they anyway - but it was the Covid effort by that wonderful guy who did the work to get it done during those days. And I bought it - GREAT price for a WIDE variety of the stops and while not a full thing - again how could they - but a nice overall representation from subtle and sweet to powerful and commanding. GREAT organ. I always wonder though WHY they opted for 9,999 pipes and not just ONE more tiny pipe for a full 10K? Seems like someone's joke. Still one of my faves. Personally yours is a favorite channel indeed. Keep up the great work on these and I'm sure the masses will keep watching - including me. Oh and another my favorite pieces (thank you) - the St. Saens - I long to learn that piece someday. Sigh. Cheers mates.

[@einfachkirchenorgel]

You two are simply outstanding ambassadors of keyboard music, especially the church organ. Thank you so much; every video is a huge joy to watch. Thank you!

[@RoDi01]

so sad we both missed the munich's concert... But we'll join the next time!!

[@terryr.sublimeorganmusic]

Favs: the musical accompaniments to the attempted door opening sequence and the numbered tour. Reverb!!💥 Love bassy. Lost count of the bassys I love. Jealous of those who heard all those bells in the Debussy. 🔔 And Tom being Tom. 🤣🤣🤦‍♀️🤣🤣 A treat, as always. 🌭🐦‍⬛🚅🗽❤️❤️🎹🎶

[@hape3862]

Almost exactly 30 years ago, in 1994, I attended the inaugural concert of the Munich Cathedral organ. The cathedral was packed with around 10,000 people standing shoulder to shoulder. Prof. Franz Lehrndorfer improvised the entire concert on “his” new organ. He was known for his magnificent improvisations. What an evening that was!

[@amiralifootouhi9482]

“I derive immense pleasure from your videos; I kindly implore you to continue posting them with the same regularity and enthusiasm, if you would be so gracious

[@Orgelfan62]

Is was there in Munich Koncert, i talk with you and Tom. Youre very friendly Persons. I was excited from the perfect Organplay.

[@TheMikeOrganist]

Well, my favorite place was the Andechser Brauhaus in Munich, where I had a little chat with you after your great concert. I wanted to make a little scene for the Vlog, but sadly my last train to Austria was very early departing... Thank you for this special experience, hopefully see you soon and keep on the great work! ;)

[@PossumTastesGreat]

You two must be exhausted when you are done with this trips. I don't see how you do it. Awesome video. One day I'll get over when there is a concert.

[@HelenMyers]

What an absolutely delightful way to spend 20 minutes. Vielen Dank! You have a lovely, friendly manner, an unapologetic way with puns and of course your musicianship is outstanding. I heard Jonathan being interviewed on Radio 3 and really enjoyed his Prom début. I do hope to hear/see you live one day! My favourite bit of the video? Well, not only the amazing reverb, but also the disciplined way the audience waited for the reverb to fade before clapping, so that you could really appreciate it. Wunderbar!

[@marionilla]

Рада была вас видеть ! Интересное видео , я посмотрела его дважды . Спасибо ❤ !

[@carolpredeth9866]

You two crack me up!!! Wonderful vlog - I have to admit Munster, err Munich was my favourite organ too. Love what you do so much. Thank you for brightening my day!! xx

[@renasouten8409]

Yes I liked Munster too. Zimbelstern is such a wonderful new term and to have 2 of them??!!So enjoy your vlogs. Love the running jokes like local pigeon, trying multiple doors before getting in to the church, Are you coming to the concert?Wurst? Thank you both so much.❤

[@jamesvanian5524]

Fantastic. A thoroughly enjoyable vlog with some wonderful organs and acoustics. Thanks so much for sharing guy's. James.

[@g-3r047]

The Glockenspiel of the Scholz organ in erkelenz is actually right behind the console! As far as I know, the glockenspiel, along with the zimbelstern on top of the rückpositiv, are from one of the previous organs that stood in the church.

[@dryroasted5599]

The Munich cathedral is massive! That was amazing! and that fist organ was very powerful. Thanks for sharing.

[@mariadesa1434]

I love watching your musical journeys! I enjoyed all the organs, the old Churches, and especially the beautiful Munich Cathedral and its wonderful organ! All the concerts must have been wonderful! Thank you two for such an interesting video! ❤❤🥰

[@debsg2024]

I am amazed at the versatility of the two of you, in particular Jonathan, who adapts your scores and also masters the operational part of all the organs he plays. This facility is incredible. Perhaps what drives him is the fact that he really enjoys challenges. Congratulations to the two challenging organ musicians and wonderful images/sounds.🙌👍🥰

[@bryanhardy3311]

John, if you get to read this....do try on your next visit to Germany to seek out the organs built by Alfred Fuhrer. Exquisite voicing , quite unique. The Instrument at Boppard am Rhein is the best example, play'd it many times. I feel they would be a revelation for you. Chris Australia.

[@MenelionFR]

I lived in Munich for one and a half years and didn't know there is such a massive organ (thanks bloody Covid).

[@alistaircox3867]

Thank you for a really enjoyable and lighthearted tour. Keep up the good work.

[@gerhardflink5599]

👏👏👏Da wart ihr fast bei mir zu Hause. 😂

[@havingalook2]

Loved all of it. Massive fan, thank you.

[@kindoblue]

The “tour” videos are my preferred. Very enjoyable. Thanks for sharing 👏

[@timb6886]

That reverb was seriously impressive, as was your playing. Thank you for the history, humour and above all great music. Brilliant

[@JonathanWallace-f6f]

Another great tour lads, with some fantastic organs, facts and gags!! Glad to see Saint-Saëns only played on all the best instruments 😉. Hope to catch up soon. Best Jonathan

[@holibru3615]

Vielen Dank, dass wir an eurer Tour teilnehmen durften.❤ Ich hoffe, ihr habt gute Erfahrungen mit Deutsche Bahn gemacht. So wie dass euch die deutsche Küche gemundet hat.

[@willortiz3547]

Great tour, gentlemen! Great churches and organs! Will Ortiz

[@rbk2745]

Both are not only very talented and professional but also very friendly.

[@Muksanim2012]

A musical adventure it was. And lots of humor by Tom. These organs featured were great. It's amazing that of all the pipe organs no two are the same, but yet every one has beautiful sound. Thanks for sharing the beauty of these organs, your talents, and your brotherly love.

[@evelynekalt3285]

Magnifique

[@brettowen7174]

Wonderful. Thank you.

[@johndavies4892]

Wonderful, I remember visiting the Cathedral in Munich some years ago, unfortunately there was no music playing , magnificent organs so skilfully played, many thanks Jonathan and Tom.

[@harveytrop1637]

Another great tour!

[@elisabethg-rs4xj]

Great tour, loved to see you in Erkelenz! You are doing a great job!

[@mandyofmarymac]

What fun. Muchen is one of my favorites, I've been there several times, but I'm always missing you two no matter where I go. .I'm beginning to call all the pigeons I see "local" now. Thanks XX

[@AlbSchwob]

Music is not everything, but without music everything is nothing! Thanks to the brothers for this impressive visual and acoustic work.

[@anjasalentijn145]

Hallo! Soo what a Amazing Journey WOW indeed!!!!! The acoustic fantastic. Thank you very much for sharing.❤❤B B. With❤❤Love from the Netherlands

[@paulkoza8652]

What pleases me, other than the concerts, is the fact that so many of these instruments have been preserved and rehabilitated.

[@elainebowes-lamb911]

Love all your VLogs. Loved all the places and loved all the organs. Thank you.

[@stepps511]

The two of you make KZbin so very worthwhile! I love the travel vlogs, and this is a great one. Every church and organ(s) was an exciting experience. I was impressed with the small Klais organ at St. Lambert's. A big sound for a relatively small instrument. Frauenkirche had to be my favorite tho' it's a difficult choice to make. Thank you so very much for sharing your journey but most of all your inestimable talents with us!

[@eire1334]

I always enjoy the banter between you boys - thanks for the tour! Sláinte!

[@janetsimmons5264]

Munich my favourite sound too. Just enjoy all you two do. Thank you❤ xxx

[@tusty658]

Lovely blog fellas. It looks like it was a 'whistle stop' tour. I think I liked the Ercklenz organ the best. And a desk for your registrations at your hotel! Luxury! But 32 degree heat?!

[@webrarian]

Only you two could get away with doing that to 'Nimrod'. Is that old Ted Elgar I can hear chuckling?

[@NoewerrATall]

It was super interesting to see the difference in how some organs sound from the console and from the audience. 😳

[@janetsimmons5264]

A M A Z I N G. Such lovely sounds. Also brilliant music. Be careful on the concrete stairs. The bells sound good. Love Janet xxx

[@brettowen7174]

Recklingshausen organ has a magnificent sound.

[@hoekbrwr]

It was nice to see a bit of the backstage of the concerts. Is there a YT VIDEO of the PROM concert? I just watched the Bodenu concert at the opening of the season, which was amazing

[@vestastreeb657]

Fantastic!! Thank you both.

[@jillhertzog6365]

Wow I love it

[@KemalBierholn]

I love and enjoy all your videos. In everyone you show me, that you have a lot of fun on your trips and concerts, so i have a lot of fun with your videos. Hope to see and hear you in Hamburg in St.Michaelis. Oh and btw: You have to visit Mainz. There is a new Dom-Orgel and its very interesting for me, maybe for you too. Best regards from Northern-Germany...

[@gregbushman319]

Simply wonderful!

[@janetsimmons5264]

WOW. Beautiful.😊 thank you for sharing.😊 so loud at times but lovely❤ thank you. Take care both. Love Janet and Roy xxx

[@a9323hj]

Always enjoy your tours. Organs sound great. Paul, Elyria, Ohio

[@jeffconley819]

Hi Paul . What pipe organs you have in your area . I’m originally from the Strongsville Brunswick area but now living in southern ohio ( Dayton). Would like to attend some concerts back in northeast ohio. ( go browns)

[@a9323hj]

@@jeffconley819 Hi Jeff. My father used to have a lot of pipe organ LPs he played at home. He attended recitals in area. I am from Cleveland area, now in Elyria. Really not aware of any good pipe organs in area. Always enjoy watching Scott Brothers. Beautiful organs and Chirches in Europe. Thanks for asking. Have a Blessed Day.

[@jeffconley819]

@@a9323hj Scott brothers are awesome. There is a guy on KZbin Aaron Shows this very good and also Anna Lapwood from the UK that will blow your mind. Anna had a video playing at Royal Albert Hall that is a must see.

[@marionilla]

.... я живу в удивительном городе ! Среди множества церквей есть один католический костел . Это словно кусочек Западной Европы в самом центре города . Там проходят органные концерты каждую неделю . Орган в сравнении похож на игрушечный . Красивое место ! Там же и монастырь . ..мне нравиться монахини ходят в своих интересных черно - белых одеждах . И по всей округе разноситься красивый колокольный звон . И это совсем рядом с моим домом - даже удивительно . Мне нравиться там гулять .

[@Mrsnichols1965]

Great videos! Hope sometime you come to the states to show off some of the instruments here. Not sure our history will be any near as interesting, but surely some of the organs will be.

[@litoboy5]

Amazing

[@joannekelly6402]

Wonderful video of an action-packed and fun-filled trip. You both excelled yourselves, and those German organs each had a different personality. Thanks for sharing!

[@AliceGoss]

Great tour as always, looking forward to the concerts.

[@amangogna68]

Fantastic place ! ❤

[@YoungGameBeatTube]

09:22 Can you imagine that organ at christmas time? Must be magical!

[@davidphillips3090]

Thank you Tom & Jonathan. Another excellent video.

[@NeilBarson]

Greetings from Boise, Idaho! What a marvelous musical tour you give us! I will most likely never be able to see these wonderful cathedrals or hear these wonderful organs in person, so you two are the next best thing! I love how Tom gets excited when he explores the innards of the organs. I can hardly wait for you two to come to Salt Lake City. I will enjoy seeing Jonathan's face as he gets acquainted with the eleven thousand + pipes in the Tabernacle! Tom, you will really have a field day crawling all over and into everything! Well Done, Jonathan and Tom! Keep up the great work!

[@heinmadsen-leipoldt2341]

Nice to see Tom and Jonathan together, also the sound is incredible awesome

[@Rosemary23487]

Thank you as always for a very entertaining vlog😂😂

[@archag4253]

My favorite organ is in the st. Laurens Church in Rotterdam, the Netherlands

[@torsten5391]

I missed the concert in Re, although I am not living far away. Sounds fantastic, maybe next time…

[@der_Allsehende_Seher]

Das ist die neue Orgel des Münchner Doms (Frauenkirche). Die alte hatte keinen schönen Klang mehr, eher wie aus nur großen Zungenpfeifen! NIEMAND bringt die besten Klangfarben zum Vorschein wie Jonathan Scott! Dr Toms Video-und Klangaufnahmen sind die besten! Seine durchlauchte Majestät König Charles III sollte die Brüder Scott offiziell zu königlichen Musikern benennen!

[@throblet]

I don’t know why but I keep missing your concerts by 1 week. The prom, Munster and Munich this year alone. Will try for the Bridgewater Hall and hope for the best!

[@peternaryd_operasinger]

Great 😁👍👍

[@epincion]

Thanks guys this was a treat, all the organs where great. Please please upload something from the Munich concert. In terms of its effect in the room I suspect the excellent organ at Erkelenz has the greatest effect. Its a huge organ with a three ranks of 32' basses and many of other ranks and yet its a relatively small church interior. Someone who was at the concert when Jonathan debuted his organ transcription of Holst's The Planets said that the floor was shaking at times.

[@epincion]

Please please upload a full piece from the Munich concert, even if it has some background noises

[@richardsage4020]

The Olympics were in Munich in 1972 - but it sounds as though they built the infrastructure 4 years earlier. I laughed out loud at Foot Spa of Pigeons!

[@Synthpower]

Would be cool to hear you play the Kleis organ in Himmerod Monastery. 9 seconds of reverb. Oh btw, your channel is really great.

[@carmensylva3879]

--> K L A I S in Bonn (not Kleis)

[@fjordweit6170]

The Organs in the Munich Cathedral are the Opus Magnum of the late bavarian organ builder Georg Jann, who died in 2019. He and the former Cathedral organist Prof. Franz Lehrndorfer (+2013) developed the Concept for the four new organs in the Cathedral and then convinced the cathedral chapter to commission the new building of the Cathedral organs in 1994. Although Georg Jann represented more traditionel neo-baroque sound concepts, he also took French and English Elements into account early on. This gives the large organ a richness of Sound and Power….

[@epincion]

Thanks for this information. The organs certainly sound magnificent and the acoustic in the cathedral is amazing although at times I imagine it must be hard for the organist to take account of. Jonathan and Tom did record some works on the organs and I'm very much looking forward to watching and listening to them.

[@fjordweit6170]

@@epincion The Reverb of 11-12 seconds is for a „empty“ Cathedral. The reverb of the late gothic Cathedral with Full congregation is down to 5-7 seconds. Nevertheless, accompanying congregational singing is definitely a demanding affair. For less attended services, the “small” choir organ (III/36) to the right of the altar is used.

[@epincion]

@@fjordweit6170 Thanks for the comment. It is always interesting to hear the advice of organists who play in huge reverberant spaces

[@Geoplanetjane]

Munich Cathedral by far

[@bryanhardy3311]

Thank you gents. I know these organs (played ) from some 6 years ago. The acoustic is not difficult , once you get started you just.....play and don't listen to what the result is like!. The voicing of English organs is , perhaps, more, refined....however the reverberation makes the Continental voicing sould, spectacular. Next time ....DO....hire a car ( it's not hard to get used to driving on the other side of the road) and get into the countryside to discover the old musical "gens" that are hidden there and were not damaged in the War. Regards Chris Australia.

[@thomaswalters4365]

Eighteen thousand inch Tuba is added as they finally enter the church!

[@bobmcdermott9535]

When are you coming to Glasgow!

[@amalvondenffer1967]

You forgot to visit the Pfarrkirche St. Peter und Paul. It is important to visit Görlitz.

[@derekbleeker4307]

When are we going to let us hear some of the muzik please!!!

[@Geoplanetjane]

Where can we hear the entire concerts?

[@zamarioijean4736]

Gibt es eine neue Orgel im Muenchner Dom ? Frueher gab es ein Instrument mit einer Glocke ...

[@andrewgreenwood8554]

Never mind about best places and organs, the important thing is that the vurst joke is back.