DIE FLEDERMAUS OVERTURE - J. STRAUSS II - SALLE PHILHARMONIQUE LIÈGE - ORGAN & PIANO

[@decomanjoel]

Hearing you brothers play is like having a full course dinner with a fine wine and desert. Thank you.

[@gabrielmorales9752]

So beautiful and complete with the two instruments complementing and calling out to each other.

[@geoffreyatherton4224]

This was one of the most enjoyable experiences I have had. The whole concert, the acoustic ,the concert hall and atmosphere was so memorable, A wonderful location, a wonderful weekend.

[@perrycarlston4274]

The richness of this overture has been explored in this duet. Fantastic!

[@bobh5087]

Thrilling! Great applause for both of you! And to Strauss! 👍💕👏👏

[@av-uc4vx]

Unbelievable.......WOW..... Thanks, guys, you both are a genius!!! I admire the perfect balance between piano and organ.....fantástic!!! Must have been a difficult job! Adri from Holland

[@conotfound7618]

Magnifique prestation et heureux de vous voir chez nous !😊

[@renataanna7877]

I like this !!! Bravo to my favourite duo !!!

[@216mlm]

Thank you for making the trek up those steps . . . .and to think you had energy left to expose your spectacular talents!

[@richiejohnson]

At 3:20 I was swept away. What an amazing bunch of themes. Protean, essential, inventive music executed with passionate perfection. Wow how exciting.

[@brooksiefan]

That's what music is for ! Art weaved on beauty and excellence.

[@joanmetcalfe5038]

I wish I could have been at the concert itself. This film has added a sunny 🌝8 minutes to an afternoon of really dull weather 🌨 - thank you!

[@mariadesa1434]

Lindo, maravilhoso! Obrigada por tudo!

[@McDuff_ZA]

Absolutely stunning

[@garfixit]

OMG you both are truly the best ❤❤❤🎼

[@MateusGedoz]

Wow! It was amazing!

[@silverstonegg2349]

Incredible

[@Doug6412]

Sublime. Thanks

[@serhiysalov1585]

You guys made my day! I was completely oblivious that the organist was J. Scott whose Bach works I totally admire! For this one you are dealing with a bit of a connoisseur, and knowing your level of artistry I will only mention in a very cursory, non-intrusive way: Transcription : sublime Exécution: nearly perfect (the second Waltz in A major needs a more focused approach) Interpretation: a bit stiff. The virtuoso stuff is wonderful and flowing, but the Viennese swing is totally lacking in the first Waltz, and the entrance of the polka after the e minor episode could benefit from being infinitely cheeky... This being said, I will repeat: you guys made my day. I never thought pipes and strings could be matched so well!

[@charleskesner1302]

Wonderful!

[@Adrian_B_Camara.piano7333]

hoooooo que magnifica interpretación me encanta - mi LIKE Ya lo tienes......

[@dersassi321]

great job!

[@dorisa.2501]

Perfekt

[@samshearman5251]

How do they do it?

[@madmax5539]

Круть 👍👍👍

[@Shahomme]

am i the only one thinking of the Tom and Jerry episode where they fought conducting this piece? LOL ...this is Beautiful

[@ROXAS_IX]

5:08 - 5:49 OMG

[@АнтонинаХоменко-у9ц]

Хорошая!! Александр Одессит

[@jokinezenarro6699]

You two play marvelously, but the acoustics of the place or the placement of the microphones is not really good.

[@raysills]

All-in-all.... I think it was a good recording.

[@ТомВертер]

отлично!

[@villiestephanov984]

😄

[@organbuilder272]

The organs seems a bit harsh in sound. More so during Swan Lake. Too bad organ builders have to modify another builders work to make money. It is like painting over a Rembrant. No longer original, no longer anything but a bastard organ. Lovely performance, great acoustics though not superior. We could not expect less from this dynamic duo.

[@paweluszczak8122]

Kto jest budowniczym organów

[@renataanna7877]

Budowniczym organów był Belg Pierre Schyven , który najpierw pracował a potem przejął firmę niemieckiego organmistrza Merkein - Schütze w Brukseli. Nazwiskiem Schyven opisano w sumie ok 300 instrumentów. Największe są organy katedry w Antwerpii ( 90 rejestrów 4M+P ponad 5700 piszczałek ) . Firma organmistrzowska działała do I-szej wojny światowej.

[@ralf-peter.schwarz]

A lot too fast, don't miss the jewelry lying besides the musical path, as Nicolaus Harnoncourt once said!