EPIC ORGAN ADVENTURE - SCOTT BROTHERS DUO ON TOUR

[@JosephDitta]

The climb up to that organ loft in France definitely ranks (get it? organ humor!) among the scariest!

[@slipgang]

Finally a tour video for Evereux. Possibly my favorite organ ever.

[@sodorflubbs5000]

I knew someone who had a Wurlitzer organ in his house. It was an amazing sound. (The gentleman was our church organist.)

[@Beatrice_76]

The Lord Nelson hotel is sooo cool!

[@darobzamusic6007]

wow! Evereux cathedral is such a good organ, it just shows that if you think outside the box, you can produce stunning objects!

[@lucyyoung77777]

❤THANK ❤YOU❤

[@lucyyoung77777]

I WAS SORRY TO HERE ABOUT YOU FAMOUS. TREE BRING CUT DOWN OR BLOWN DOWN OVER THREE HONDRED YEARS OLD

[@epincion]

It is a 12th century cathedral and with a narrow but long nave that presented problems and Atelier Pascal Quoirin describes the problems he faced when tasked with building a new organ as following; "This musical conception of the organ attempts first and foremost to build a coherent work, in perfect adequacy with its own architecture and its integration in the narrow Gothic nave of the Cathedral (only 7 meters wide). The length of this nave, acts as a kind of sound tunnel, resulting in a transept and a choir of the same length, but the vaults of which, higher, are surmounted by a lantern tower which is a terrible sound trap. This very particular architectural configuration thus brought us to imagine an organ case which can throw effectively the sound as far as possible. It is what justifies the presence of shutters acting as megaphone and abat-sons crowning the Grand-Organ and the "positif de dos". When the organ is not in use those vertical shutters close and the organ is seen as a large silver/white cylinder,

[@gildamark590]

I love seeing where you guys were baptized and Jonathan's first organ!!!

[@kelvinsmallwood6315]

Thks to both of you for the tour & interesting facts.

[@miriamcaraquitena]

The organ that has amazed me most was that of St. Mary's in Failsworth, where you were baptized. The most elegant organ of Ludlow Parish Church. The one that impressed me the most was the East Sussex National... It's wonderful to see you play together. It's obvious that you enjoy it and that comes to us, your followers. It is also very nice that we can participate in seeing you in your musical adventures. This is how we can get to know you a little more. This has really been a very epic vlog, congratulations to both of you and thank you very much for giving us these fun and instructive moments!! ❤💖🤗😘

[@davidphillips3090]

Fascinating as always. Thank you Jonathan and Tom.

[@jaxvos6040]

Not 1 but 2 online concerts 😃😄 yippee!!! So looking forward to getting to enjoy your combined talents 😊 cheers from down under

[@andrewkessinger5966]

Definitely include the John Abbey Organ!

[@stephenregan5688]

Amazing. Two national treasures on tour.

[@WouterTukker]

Simply stunning ... In particular your way of presenting some gems of your native organ landscape that none of us on the "continent" would otherwise ever have taken notice of ... Thank you for adding this precious dimension to our perception of organ in a very, very british way!

[@AlbSchwob]

Synesthesia. Sounds that create colors. What does this music taste like? I'm constantly surprised by what the two brothers have to offer. It's somehow addictive. Please don't wake me from my musical and colorful dreams.

[@joanmetcalfe5038]

If variety is the spice of life, you have it in spades! So many completely different instruments and venues in almost no time at all with miles and miles of travel in between. I wish I had some of your energy and stamina! Plenty of that needed just to get to the organ in Evreux, which must bring early retirement to regular organists there 😂

[@mariadesa1434]

In fact, it was an incredible musical marathon and in such a short time! You showed us wonderful churches and places and most importantly, you brought your wonderful concerts to many people from different places! It must have been incredible! Thanks for the wonderful video!

[@JohanDas]

Nice to see a part of the preparations you two do in order to perfect the performance and recording, thanks!

[@Mark_Dyer1]

The word you may have been searching-for, in connection with the tower of St Laurence, Ludlow, is STEEPLE; which is an odd word, because it need not refer to a spired tower. For example, the Bell Harry steeple of Canterbury Cathedral is, surely, the most beautiful tower in England. To be 'steeple-ey', perhaps a sense of verticality is all that is necessary. Bless you, both, for the sense of fun you bring to your KZbin posts.

[@jamesvanian5524]

I really enjoy these wonderful tours you give us. To see the magnificent churches and concert halls you visit. You both get the atmospherics spot on. I really feel I am there with you. This is itself a fantastic skill. The organs are so incredible, powerful and complex instruments. I am enthralled by these videos. You need to be fit to get to some of the Consoles and unafraid of heights. Thank you so much for sharing your lives with us. The pleasure you give is unlimited. James.

[@terryr.sublimeorganmusic]

Mission accomplished - all the organs sound fantastic (plus the pianos) & all are wonderful instruments. Thanks for sharing the long & winding stairs tour - egads!! So much info & many laughs. Glad I was there for 3 of them. Safe travels. ❤ ❤🎹🎶

[@vestastreeb657]

Oh what fun. Many wow. Moments ❤️❤️❤️

[@lauras6762]

Thank you as always for taking us along on your travels! Looking forward to the upcoming online concerts!

[@Rosemary23487]

Than you for a wonderful marathon tour please keep them coming

[@markcooke729]

Amazing as always! Your tour videos are so much fun and you pack so much into them. If ever you get the chance, please come to Lancaster Priory as we'd love to see you live! We've got two organs (a Willis in the west gallery & a H&H in the north aisle played from a three manual console) and have just received a new grand piano, so we can take what you throw at us! LOL😊

[@renasouten8409]

Wonderful to see all the organs we didn’t get to see live this month.Your vlogs are wonderful; love the introductions to the organs and the circuitous routes to them!can’t wait for the online concerts! Thank you both.

[@jeannedavies289]

Excellent as always. Looking forward to seeing Jonathan at the Bridgewater in Oct.

[@scottprewitt3711]

I enjoyed your tour of the different organs and pianos in all of those wonderful settings. I wish I was able to go back to Europe to see all of these masterpieces of music and architecture. Bravo gents.

[@carolpredeth9866]

Wow that really was an organ marathon!! Such amazing instruments - you are so fortunate to be able to play all of them! I only wish I could play. Thank you both for the wonderful guided tour, particularly of the Evreux organ. You seemed to climb to the top of the Cathedral, only to have to walk down again to get to the organ. I think they just wanted their organist to be fit!! The Huddersfield organ is really beautiful. I am so looking forward to the concerts!! Thank you both so much for this fun vlog! xx

[@patriciacheow2898]

Lovely to see the baptismal font! Wedding Day at Troldhaugen sounds like great fun on the organ. Perhaps I'll try that someday too. Thank you for the virtual tour! Your energy and synergy is limitless.🎉🎉🎉

[@cristinaaguirre1596]

I've greatly enjoyed your vlog description. Soon I'll seat with my headphones on in my favourite chair & listen to your wonderful music, Tom's funny remarks and watch the excellent panoramas you film. Thanks my Dear Brothers

[@cristinaaguirre1596]

Thanks my Dear Brothers. I enjoyed a fantastic time with your really epic epic tour. And wonderful to know about the up coming online concert. Deeply greatful for all you give us. Love.

[@mandyofmarymac]

That was fun, thanks xx

[@MrAsBBB]

Managed to be the first comment on such a fantastic video. Loved the organ tuning

[@suta1150]

thank you for sharing

[@Offshoreorganbuilder]

Fascinating! Many thanks for this glimpse into the lives of the concert performers. (How do you find the stamina to deal with all that travelling?)

[@TedBear1954]

amazing!

[@riaankoekemoer6079]

Interesting and beautiful 🎉

[@cynic369]

Wow, that's a lot of amazing sounding and looking organs! Tom should publish a travel book of all the places they've been to. I'm sure he has enough pictures. 😄 I'm looking forward to the online concerts! Incidentally, I was in Philly and saw the Wannamaker organ. The juxtaposition between the grand architecture/organ and the Macy's was kinda crazy. I chatted with one of the assistant organists, and he told me his favorite part of the organ is the subtle control he has over the sound with the variety of related but slightly different stops, which I thought was interesting.

[@user-pw3tr1xg2x]

Indeed an Epic Vlog ! You certainly have been busy ! Interesting as always to have an introduction to the Instrument at each venue. The computer programme options for the WurliTzer looked complicated ! Nice to see outside footage also of each venue. Hope all went well for your travels to Eglise Saint - Vincent, Roquevaire !

[@annelawton6783]

I had no idea an organ could be tuned …10 yrs old when he was playing!!

[@vittoriobacchiega9118]

Aaargh..Rubinstein behind the door!

[@epincion]

I have the same thought!

[@peternaryd_operasinger]

Great!🤗👍👍👍

[@garfixit]

This feels like we are running around with you

[@twanohguy]

Such amazing churchs! At Ludlow there was a quick shot by Tom of, I think, a large drum with nub things...like part of a player piano. What was that?? Minute 5:35 on the video.

[@epincion]

Thats a carillion for ringing the bells

[@twanohguy]

Thank you!

[@Doug6412]

How does Tom preserve his hearing?

[@cristinaaguirre1596]

Forgot to add: you always look fit. Not a single pound too many !! And as usual prperly dressed

[@eagleeyes7255]

🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@paulsmith6616]

Hi Guys!. When (if ever...) you have the time, could you use your magic on Mozart's " Jesu, word God Incarnate". I heard the beginng on your 4 organ tour, but sadly it was cut off after only a few bars. Lovely way to check if instrument is in tune.....!

[@garfixit]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@derekbleeker4307]

Please guys some fulll music video i need some uplifting music please 😢

[@marianhof9755]

How far in advance do you book your Concerts? I am planning to spend December 2024 in UK and hope to attend as many of your concerts as possible.

[@terryr.sublimeorganmusic]

Keep checking their website for concert dates. They have some listed for November already. Enjoy your UK visit! 🎹🎶

[@jonwelch686]

St.Mary’s, Catholic or Anglican?

[@user-pw3tr1xg2x]

Catholic.

[@councilclub]

This

[@dryroasted5599]

God forbid there was ever a fire in the organ loft of that French cathedral. You'd never get out!🙄

[@marianhof9755]

All that climbing is good, if you put on weight you would be unable to navigate the path to the organ.

[@mudgebauer]

All the churches are beautiful, except the first one. I do not like moderné churches.. I hope video taped all the concerts that you did in all these churches and will show them in time. I hope they paid you well for your concerts.