LAKE DISTRICT ORGAN CONCERT - KENDAL PARISH CHURCH - JONATHAN SCOTT - SATURDAY 3RD APRIL 2021 7PM
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- This Saturday 3rd April 2021 7PM (UK Time) we invite you to a special online "Lake District Organ Concert" from the two amazing pipe organs of Kendal Parish Church. Jonathan performs a concert which features some classical favourites, brand new arrangements, and music with some local and royal connections!
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We hope you enjoy watching and that you all stay healthy and safe.
Jonathan & Tom (Scott Brothers Duo)
LAKE DISTRICT ORGAN CONCERT - KENDAL PARISH CHURCH
PROGRAMME
George Frideric Handel (1685-1759) arr. J. Scott
Arrival of the Queen of Sheba (Solomon HWV 67)
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Prelude & Fugue in D Major BWV 532
Sir Arthur Somervell (1863-1937) arr. J. Scott
Adagio e con molto espressione from 'Two Conversations about Bach'
Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) arr. J. Scott
Three Dances from 'Terpsichore' (1612)
i. XV Bransle de la Torche
ii. XXVIII Spagnoletta
iii. CLXXXIII Courante
Franz Schubert (1797-1828) arr. J. Scott
Allegro from 'Symphony No. 5 in Bb Major D. 485'
Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924) arr. J. Scott
Pavane Op. 50
Percy Fletcher (1879-1932)
Festival Toccata
Film & Sound
Tom Scott
Thanks to everyone at Kendal Parish Church
The Organs of Kendal Parish Church
MAIN ORGAN
1969 J.W. Walker, London (New Organ at West End incorporating some pipework from the previous Willis organ)
1987 Holmes & Swift, Norfolk (Cleaned and overhauled)
Pedal
Violone 16
Sub Bass 16 A
Principal 8 B
Violoncello 8
Flute Bass 8 A
Fifteenth 4 B
Lieblich Flute 4
Bombarde 16 C (Willis Ophicleide)
Fagotto 16 (Swell)
Posaune 8 C
Schalmei 4
Positive
Gedeckt 8
Viola 8
Venetian Flute 4
Nazard 2 2/3
Recorder 2
Tierce 1 3/5
Larigot 1 1/3
Cremona 8 (Crummhorn revoiced 1987)
Tremulant
Posaune 8 (Great)
Clarion 4 (Great)
Great
Double Open Diapason 16
Open Diapason 8
Principal 8
Claribel Flute 8
Stopped Diapason 8
Octave 4
Harmonic Flute 4 (replaced Rohr Flute 4' 1987)
Twelfth 2 2/3
Fifteenth 2
Mixture III 19.22.26
Posaune 8 high pressure
Clarion 4 high pressure
Swell (Enclosed)
Open Diapason 8
Lieblich Gedeckt 8
Salicional 8
Vox Angelica 8 TC
Gemshorn 4
Nason Flute 4
Rohr Nasat 2 2/3
Flageolet 2
Terz 1 3/5
Scharf III 22.26.29
Contra Fagotto 16
Cornopean 8
Hautboy 8
Clarion 4
Tremulant
Couplers
Swell to Pedal; Swell to Great; Swell octave to Great; Swell octave
Great to Pedal; Swell to Positive; Positive to Great; Positive to Pedal
Swell Octave to Pedal
Accessories
6 thumb pistons to each manual
Thumb pistons for Gt-Pd, Sw-Pd, Pos-Pd, Sw-Gt, Pos-Gt, Sw-Pos
6 toe pistons each to Swell and Pedal
General Cancel; Great and Pedal combinations coupled
CHANCEL ORGAN
Bevington & Sons, London (c. 1885) - Model 6 organ
Mechanical Action
Originally in Congregational Church, Greasbrough, Yorkshire
Transferred to St. Asaph Cathedral in 1996 and then to Kendal Parish Church in 1998 by Wood of Huddersfield.
(The rear of the instrument incoporates the front pipe display from the 1839 Richard Nicolson Organ of All Hallows Chapel, Low Fell Side, Kendal)
Pedal
Bourdon 16
Great
Open Diapason 8
Stop Bass 8 bottom 12 notes only
Claribel 8 TC
Dulciana 8 TC
Principal 4
Mixture II 12.15
Swell (Enclosed)
Lieblich Gedact 8
Bell Gamba 8 bottom 12 notes from Lieblich Gedact
Harmonic Flute 4
Cornopean 8
Couplers
Swell to Pedal
Swell to Great
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Anyone interested in statistics? Over the past Covid-affected year, Jonathan and Tom have given us 28 wonderful concerts online (that’s one every 13 days), all brilliantly played and filmed, featuring solo organ, piano and organ, piano and harmonium, piano duets - and one piano solo! Plus five of Tom’s delightful animations. 15 different venues (three of those in Europe), 161 separate pieces, including two complete symphonies.
What cannot be quantified are the hours of pleasure all of these have brought on every occasion and also during repeat viewings. Many, many thanks to you both for the planning of each one as well as the performances. Looking forward to lots more!!
Think, also, of the hours of work for Jonathan and Tom, transcribing, planning, practicing, setting up, etc. These men are really dedicated to their craft(s), and so generous in sharing their performances with us!
Jonathan and Tom, when I will look at the night sky here in California I will remember that 28 of those stars represent the performance jewels you have so generously gifted us this past year.
The concert today was of nice variety.
P.S. I want your cuff link-collection!
And Joan, whoever said statstics were dull you proved totally wrong!
@@Richard.Holmquist Thank you for the compliment Richard. Fascination level depends on who and what the stats are about!
Yes love data. Curious how they managed so many in spite of lock down/s
@@Richard.Holmquist I really like the pocket watch and Albert, I need one, hint hint, Benjamin Gage!
All the pieces are so aptly transcribed and beautifully thought out. I especially loved the Fauré. Such a gorgeous gentle tune.
It is spectacular. Never stop playing this wonderful instrument to give us happiness. Thanks
Dear Jonathan, es ist eine besondere Freude Ihnen beim Spiel zuzusehen und Ihr außergewöhnliches Talent genießen zu können.
Mögen Sie lange gesund bleiben, um uns noch viele Jahre zu erfreuen.
Can't just sit here enjoying without saying "thank you". (From an island in Lake Superior. )
Thank you for thanking us for the joy that you give us! It is always a pleasure to share in your concerts from the comforts of our home. We hope you will continue bringing this great music into our lives. We owe you both a very great deal.
Hallo from the Netherlands.
Thanks Jonathan. I think you are one of the graetest organists of this time. Chapeau!!!!!!
Dear Jonathan and Tom, Thank you for your fantastic concert. You spread your positive energy and hope all over the world!
LAKE DISTRICT 💘💓💕💝💞 I L💗VE the Lake District !!! 🕊️🌬️💨🌀🥀🌹🌱🌳🍃🏞️
Heaven On Earth !!! 🔔📯
Magic---as ever. Thank you so very much. Magnificent !
What a stunning composition and a very soulful arrangement. Bravo!
On my 5th listen. Cannot emphasize enough how much I love the Somervell, I felt/heard the Elgar similarity immediately. The Dances and the Fletcher are absolute uplifting gems! Thanks again J & T for this tremendous experience. ❤❤🎹🎶
Thanks Jonathan and Tom for another great concert. Such a breath of fresh air during these times.
Thank you Tom and Jonathan, you two have been like beacons of hope during all the lockdowns.
Thank you so much Jonathan for a fantastic concert! It's a joy to hear you play! Thank you Tom for nice filming!🤗👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
Beautiful and great transcriptions with spectacular playing! Jonathan your musicianship and commentary is outstanding. Thanks Jonathan and Tom!
I am once again at a loss for words to fully express my sincere gratitude for these wonderful concerts. Each time, I find myself entertained, educated, and uplifted. Thank you Jonathan and Tom!
A national treasure! These guys should be knighted! 🎖🎖
I agree!
YES SMASHING IDEA
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@@JuanFranciscoN great and wonderful
Thank you so much for bringing us this wonderful concert!
I think Jonathan ran a four minute mile on the Bach fugue in D. Astounding!
Another superb concert. Many thanks Jonathan, and Tom of course!!
Oh Wow! That last piece blew me away! I would love to have been sitting in the pews beside you! Wonderful touch, wonderful recording and great camera work. It just gets better and better. Thank you once again.
Love the Praetorius and that tiny Bevington is a stunner! More Praetorius please!
Such an outstanding concert Jonathan in a beautiful church. All the pieces were wonderful- some I had never heard before too. 😊 A wonderful Easter treat. Music certainly does bring much joy. I am looking forward to future concerts.
Thank you to Tom for his wonderful filming and recording. What a great team 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Listening again today, for the 7th or 8th time - I don't really keep track. Loved the choices for opening & closing pieces - both are grand and glorious, uplifting mentally and spiritually! I was unfamiliar with Sir Percy Fletcher's work, too, and now would like to hear MORE! British composers sure did write the best processional, voluntary, and ceremonial type pieces!
I once had an LP of dances from Praetorius' Terpsichore collection, played on early instruments, and recall the main melodies were played mostly by recorders, accompanied by lutes. The organ is quite a different sound to me, and just as delightful! Surprise - Praetorius himself was also an organist! What's more, in 1621, he was buried in a vault beneath the organ of the Marienkirche, Wolfenbüttel, in Lower Saxony, Germany. Jonathan has brought Praetorius' work full circle back to the organ!
Bach is always fascinating, intricate and complicated and it sometimes feels like the organ was invented just for Bach! It is always thrilling to hear his work at the hands (and feet) of a master organist like Jonathan - it was truly glorious! Somervell's "Conversation" was beautiful - I'd like to hear more by him, too. Faure's Pavanne was soulful and sweet. Schubert's Symphony #5 always reminds me of Beethoven's 6th - it has that "pastoral" atmosphere to it, and the Allegro sounds gorgeous on the organ! Having heard all or parts of several symphonies played by Jonathan on the organ, I've concluded that almost any symphony will sound great, transcribed to organ! I've been listening to various versions of Tchaikovsky's 1st Symphony 'Winter Dreams" (quite impressed with Paavo Jarvi's rendition) and can definitely imagine it played on an organ! HINT! 😉
The views of the church, with the carved angels up in the rafters, and the jewel-like colors in the stained glass windows, along with Jonathan's remarks on the history of the church, make me want to be there, to walk around and see it all for myself! It's a beautiful, impressive church. Kendal worshippers must be so proud of it!
Thanks to Jonathan and Tom for an uplifting and heartwarming concert and audio-visual delight! Stay well and safe until your next appearance! 🌞🎹💗🎵🌟
Such clean, precise and well-thought-out playing. Very responsive and fast-speaking Pedal Reed stops.
Many thanks, Jonathan and Tom. We appreciate you both so much! 👍❤️
Well, that was just tremendous. You guys are the gift which keeps on giving, & clearly your legion of fans knows it. 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 Cracking Walker!
Thank you very very much for the Brilliant concert. I here in Portugal salute you both for your kindness and suberb art. All the best
Great concert! And by the way, excellent rendition of Bach's 532. Thanks a lot.
What a wonderful concert. Beautiful music. Beautiful video and sound. Beautiful cathedral. Thank you so. Very much❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️
Lovely raspy Cornopean on the Chancel organ. Love it!
Loving Bach as I do, I nearly jumped out of my seat with prelude of the Prelude and Fugue. Magnificent!
Maravilloso como siempre. Bach, Bach.... Gracias Jonathan. A todos en el mundo: Felices Pascuas. Abrazo fuerte a Tom. ( Juventino Flores, Córdoba,Veracruz, MÉXICO)
saludos👍!
BRILLIANT,THANK YOU ALL.!
Just watched this concert again; am almost out of breath after listening to the Percy Fletcher piece! Wonderful stuff.
Ton ,Raum ,und Licht mit phantastischem Vortrag . Danke für das große Geschenk zum Osterfest .
Watching from the NW coast of America - what a way to boost the morning! Thank you, Jonathon and Tom, for keeping this music and these instruments in public view .... visited this church in 1968!
Vielen Dank für dieses tolle Konzert zum Osterfest 2021
Great concert thanks Jonathan and Tom. Happy Easter!!
Loved it, especially the Percy Fletcher, reminded me of recording a dear late depart friend playing it on the organ of St. Peters, Harrogate in the late 80's (on Reel to Reel)
This entire concert was absolutely stunning!
Watching from Iceland. Jonathan thank you for this wonderful wonderful concert.
In Friesland, the northern part of the Netherlands I listen to this wonderful music.
Wonderful concert, Jonathan, thank you! Tom, your filming was great, as ever. 💕
What beautiful unique sounding instrument and right selection of music for as well
Forgot to add - the two organs are magnificent! I'm glad we got to hear both. The Bevington may be "small" but it's sound is big! It was perfect for the dances!
He has done it again - played a piece of music that was totally unknown to me but which was wonderful, the Somervell, which means that I will have to spend all next week listening to it over and over again.
Thank you from Queensland Australia. Love this😊😊
Bloody Brilliant.. Thank you!!!!
The D major Prelude and Fugue are performed exceptionally! What a stylish and enjoyable interpretation. I always enjoy all the extra information which you provide by way of introductory remarks - many thanks from Australia. A blessed Easter to you.
Incidentally, your explanations of your pieces is just great!
What a wonderful was to celebrate my parents' anniversary. I'm sure that they can hear you from Heaven. Thanks. xx
What a wonderful treat for Easter Saturday. It’s a long time since I’ve been inside Kendal Parish Church and it was great to see it again through Tom’s brilliant videography. All of the music, as ever, was fabulous. It’s always good to hear something unfamiliar; the Somervell was lovely. On the main instrument, the new Schubert transcription was gorgeous and the Festival Toccata was a brilliant conclusion but the highlight for me was the Bach - wow! The Praetorius Dances were perfect on the smaller organ - I’d love to hear them all played on it. Thank you for a wonderful concert and Happy Easter, Jonathan and Tom!
Thanks for your lovely playing and the recoding too, Neil
I love your transcriptions brother.
I am a devoted fan of you and Tom. You are amazing musicians and we are all so blessed to be your devoted fans. I hope that one day, when the pandemic is over, you will visit the US and perhaps play either in Carnegie Hall and perhaps Lincoln Center as well.
It is rather interesting to make the artistic observation that Jonathan Scott reminds one of how no doubt the great concert organ virtuoso William T. Best must have arranged and performed organ recitals in his select transcriptions of older music and symphonies of various 19th century composers. Superb performances as always and full of imagination and superb technical skills on both manual and pedal.
Jonathon and Thomas, wishing you both a blessed Easter. Thank you for a most wonderful concert. Jonathon brought up something which I was thinking about many times. He mentioned the changing of registrations. I wonder how he keeps everything in check. Playing both hands, both feet, monitoring volume, changing registrations on three or more manuals and always having done it before needing. It's amazing how his mind must work, something most of use could probably not fathom. I've noticed he is always entirely focused on the task at hand. Such an amazing man of superior talent. I've enjoyed his concerts and appreciate all the efforts he and Thomas have put forward to bring them to us during these difficult times. Joan Metcalfe has kept explicit records of the concerts and Video7Rose commented about all the work necessary to bring these concerts to us. I'm thinking that only scratches the surface if truth be known. Thank you again and we, your faithful fans, love you. I hope the Scott Brothers have time to read some of the comments left for them so they truly know how much they are appreciated. Until we meet again, God Bless and be safe.
Well said! I hope Jonathan and Tom get to read the comments, too! They should know how much we fans appreciate, admire and adore them. They truly bring Joy to the World!
@@Video7Rose Thank you very much for your kind comment. I completely agree those young talented men are a gift from God.
As always Jonathan I'm looking forward to this!👍👍👍
Just outstanding! I don't know any other who makes the organ sound the way you do! The Tudor section on the Bevington was unbelievable brilliant! I was transported right back to the Tudor period - totally loved it!
I enjoyed that section too, like you I was taken back to Henry VIII .
@@bobmcdermott9535 I trust you have also listened to Jonathan playing a dance from Terpsichore on the organ of Église Notre-Dame du Sablon in Brussels with its baroque tuning? Its fascinating and wonderful.
@@epincion I’m not sure I’ve heard that! I’ll just have to listen again just to make sure 😀😀
@@epincion I will have to go and look for it, and listen, I’m not sure I have heard it.
I love the 'warmth' of the Bevington organ
We really need to persuade Jonathan to play at Liverpool Cathedral and St George's Hall.........
Thank you very much. Wow,
Really beautiful!!!!!
What a wonderful recital. Familiar pieces beautifully played and some interesting new (to me) pieces, such as the Bach D-major. Great photography and sound recording as always. Thanks, Jonathan and Tom.
BRAVO!!!! Again and again!
Love the historical perspective, adds dimension and depth
Wonderful concert watched from France !
The best performance of Bach's Prelude and Fugue in D major I've ever heard!!! Jonathan Scott as always TERRIFIC concert!!! Thank You!
Greetings from Poland :)
Update: just completed an audiobook, Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, in which the major twice packed a Kendal mint cake for sustenance. Thanks J & T, because of your history lesson, I could picture it perfectly! 🍬🤩
Супер ангел трек 🍎 🍇
Would LOVE to hear a duet with both Organs at the same time❣❣❣❣
Thanks fellers. Loved it.
Great music and amazing playing !
Thoroughly enjoyed the whole concert. Thankyou J & T
Another fine Concert Jonathan and Tom.Thank you for your inclusion of the Bevington Instrument for the Praetorius rendition. Enjoyed hearing Fletcher's Festival Toccata.
Another brilliant performance. I am looking forward to the next one; like others have said, it's helped me get through this Covid business
Yet another great recital: the music, the commentary, the organs and the church.
I was about to comment that Bach is regarded as the mathematician's composer, and Tom noted the mathematics of arranging stop changes.
I also picked up the comment about architecture detective work: looking at changes through eras. I do a lot of that, but in buildings far younger.
Happy Easter Scott Brothers!
Well done and beautifully played. One of his best efforts.
Please tour the UK when you can. Perfection.
Outstanding!
This video is so impressive, I can only imagine how the impact of a live presentation must be! I don't have access so these impressive instruments or folks with such skill in their use. Thank You for sharing what I would not be able to experience otherwise.
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Amazing concert.
I can totally see why you compared "conversations about Bach" to Elgar. I can definately hear Nimrod-esque passages in there.
Thank you for showing off both organs! When performing at a venue with 2 organs which are very different from one another it's always awesome to show off both. I'd love to see more of that from now on.
Elgar-esque yes, but also reminds me of the well known transcriptions for organ of JS Bach's Ciaconna, de la partita pour violon n°2 en ré mineur, BWV 1004 by Best, Landmann, Messerer and others. I wonder if this piece by Bach was what Somervell had in his mind when writing this Adagio e con molto espressione?
Fantabulous.
Once again you have excelled yourselves. I just love your concerts - the playing and the filming are wonderful. Thank you for taking the time to bring spectacular music and sights to us during this horrible 'lockdown' period. From Victoria, British Columbia where it would be lovely to see you and hear you play our cathedral organ. A double bravo!
Another wonderful, wonderful concert - be it original compositions or be it brilliant transcriptions. I have listened to each concert at least three times, including the concerts featuring both of you. Thank you for keeping me going over the last 14 months. Marvellous performances - marvellous presentation - marvellous music - marvellous instruments. I look forward to meeting you both in person at a concert in the not too distant future. Thank you Jonathan and Tom.
凄い〜楽しみですね!🎹⛪
yay, I can't wait!✨
I can't wait for this!!! I LOVE Praetorius' dances from Terpsichore! This is going to be another interesting and beautiful program! Thank you Jonathan and Tom! It will be my first introduction to the music of Sir Arthur Somervell, as well! Looking forward to this concert with great delight and anticipation! 😄👌🎈🎹🎧🌞
Love the sound and you are amazing 👏 ❤️
Clashes with Easter from King's so will need to watch one of them later in the evening. Looking forward to both - top musical events !
That is quite the fancy footwork Jonathan! Very enjoyable as usual... 😊 thank you
Beautiful church, fantastic organ...and the first Schubert symphony that I ever heard ! This was all-round stunning. Congratulations !!
Please, could you do a concert from Manchester Grammar - the Peter Collins instrument ?
Truly AMAZING!!!!!!
Bravissimo !!!
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I watched on a catch up ....had to go to the Easter vigil.
Lovely thank you. From Janet xx
Praetorius ❤️
Finally got to watch the whole program. Just beautifully performed and videoed. Always love “The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba”. And the Schubert piece was so refreshing. Love those deep pedals! Bravo! I throughly enjoyed this program.
START TIMES:
George Frideric Handel (1685-1759) arr. J. Scott
0:17 Arrival of the Queen of Sheba (Solomon HWV 67)
3:45 remarks by Jonathan Scott
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
6:53 Prelude & Fugue in D Major BWV 532
17:55 remarks by Jonathan Scott
Sir Arthur Somervell (1863-1937) arr. J. Scott
22:10 Adagio e con molto espressione from 'Two Conversations about Bach'
28:48 remarks by Jonathan Scott
Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) arr. J. Scott
Three Dances from 'Terpsichore' (1612)
30:28 i. XV Bransle de la Torche
31:33 ii. XXVIII Spagnoletta
33:08 iii. CLXXXIII Courante
35:55 remarks by Jonathan Scott
Franz Schubert (1797-1828) arr. J. Scott
37:05 Allegro from 'Symphony No. 5 in Bb Major D. 485'
44:35 remarks by Jonathan Scott
Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924) arr. J. Scott
46:09 Pavane Op. 50
52:14 remarks by Jonathan Scott
Percy Fletcher (1879-1932)
54:12 Festival Toccata
59:08 end credits
You didn't include yourself.