How wonderful to be able to hear the great Mozart through another great genius like Jonathan and to be able to admire the beauty of this great instrument thanks to Tom's recordings!!❤🇪🇸👏👏 I received this video and after listening to it you made my day, thank you!!😘😘
It is awesome and almost impossible for me to see your hands on the varied rows of keys, your feet on the peddles below you and the varied stops, not to mention sheet music in front of you as I think to myself “I cannot walk and chew gum at the same time and musicians like yourself are doing all of this at once”. Pardon my seeming ignorance of how these skills are possible, and please know that I believe you are, among your peers, a miracle to behold.
This organ looks quite similar to the one in the parish church of the village where I grew up... 2 manuals, all mechanical stops with no pistons... the clackety-clack of all the stops coming out when Fred the organist was going for the final verse of a hymn, or the big crescendo of whatever he was playing, is indelibly stuck in my mind. As always - a beautiful piece, beautifully played (and filmed), thank you Scott Bros!
Lovely performance, thank you!!! Also, lovely to see those beautiful painted pipes, an art unto itself used by so many organ builders around the turn of the 20th century!!! 😃❤️👏🏻
Your arrangement and performance are so beautiful, sweet and with a lot of emotion! And what an incredible church, full of beautiful works and details that Tom managed to show us! Thank you both for the wonderful video!
Such a lovely, quiet piece, played with great sensitivity and reverence! I was intrigued by all the carvings around the church! There are so many wonderful exquisite little carvings all over, and I was delighted at seeing the carving of the organist at the organ early in the video! What a delightful tour during a delightful piece - I wish both had lasted a while longer! Thanks to Jonathan and Tom for such a lovely performance!🎵🎹🎵📷💗🌞
Well at long last we are headed in the right direction--Mozart is still a little modern for my taste but maybe this is a hint of things to come. I read that between 1550 and 1750 there were upwards of 10,000 works composed for organ--maybe we will hear one or perhaps two soon. Thanks gentlemen.
It’s rather nice to hear it on a quintessentially Victorian organ in a 14th century church so typical of rural England. It’s great that a talented organist as great as Jonathan is happy to go to such places.
Bravo, Jonathan!
Beautiful. My word the keys on that instrument look like hard work!!
Beautiful registrations.
How wonderful to be able to hear the great Mozart through another great genius like Jonathan and to be able to admire the beauty of this great instrument thanks to Tom's recordings!!❤🇪🇸👏👏
I received this video and after listening to it you made my day, thank you!!😘😘
This is a wonderful and very very nice Church Pipe organ.
It is awesome and almost impossible for me to see your hands on the varied rows of keys, your feet on the peddles below you and the varied stops, not to mention sheet music in front of you as I think to myself “I cannot walk and chew gum at the same time and musicians like yourself are doing all of this at once”. Pardon my seeming ignorance of how these skills are possible, and please know that I believe you are, among your peers, a miracle to behold.
It’s lovely to hear a modest parish organ for this!
This organ looks quite similar to the one in the parish church of the village where I grew up... 2 manuals, all mechanical stops with no pistons... the clackety-clack of all the stops coming out when Fred the organist was going for the final verse of a hymn, or the big crescendo of whatever he was playing, is indelibly stuck in my mind.
As always - a beautiful piece, beautifully played (and filmed), thank you Scott Bros!
I was at that concert. Brilliant concert.
Hallo!
O so nice, so delicately played with feeling thank you so much.
❤❤With Love from the Netherlands.
Exquisite! Bravo! Thanks!
Best wishes from George
This is the most beautiful sound. I prefer this organ instead of a much larger, more sophisticated organ. Thank you Jonathan.
Another lovely transcription Jonathan.
So Beautiful in performance.
Thank you.
That was a beautiful transcription on such a lovely little organ. A little Sunday treat, thank you both! xx
Lovely performance, thank you!!! Also, lovely to see those beautiful painted pipes, an art unto itself used by so many organ builders around the turn of the 20th century!!! 😃❤️👏🏻
Perfection. 🥰
Lovely. Absolutely lovely!
So nice to wake up and enjoy this early Monday morning 🙂 thankyou 🇳🇿
Your arrangement and performance are so beautiful, sweet and with a lot of emotion! And what an incredible church, full of beautiful works and details that Tom managed to show us! Thank you both for the wonderful video!
Thank you wonderful ❤
Lyrical, lifting, and lovely! Thanks for sharing. 💐🎹🎶
Such a lovely, quiet piece, played with great sensitivity and reverence! I was intrigued by all the carvings around the church! There are so many wonderful exquisite little carvings all over, and I was delighted at seeing the carving of the organist at the organ early in the video! What a delightful tour during a delightful piece - I wish both had lasted a while longer! Thanks to Jonathan and Tom for such a lovely performance!🎵🎹🎵📷💗🌞
Very enjoyable and peaceful. I love watching your fingers glide over the keys. Thanks to both of you. XX
A beautiful and sublime piece of Mozart, always beautiful to see an listen to. Perfectly played and filmed as always. Thank you Jonathan and Tom.
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you Jonathan and Tom.
Beautiful! And coming from my favourite county! ❤️🎹🎹🎶🎶
Beautiful, thank you.
Mozart, along with Schubert and Franck, once played frquently in Catholic churches. "Laudaute Deum en Chordis et Organo " . From Chicago, U.S.A.
Very beautiful🍃thank you
Absolutely wonderful Jonathan!😁👍👏👏👏
Wonderful interpretation Jonathan ! Been a fan for years despite my young age.
I'd like to hear your Franck Choral N°2 just for the Vox Humana passage
Música meditativa. Obrigada Jonathan e Tom. 🙏🎶❤️🎹🙌✨🥰🙋🏻♀️
Brawo Majesty 👏
Amazing music and fantastic player !
Beautiful!
Bravo maestro
Magnificent interpretation! 😂
Absolutely fantastic.Thank you.♥♥♥♥♥
Well at long last we are headed in the right direction--Mozart is still a little modern for my taste but maybe this is a hint of things to come. I read that between 1550 and 1750 there were upwards of 10,000 works composed for organ--maybe we will hear one or perhaps two soon. Thanks gentlemen.
Hold up, in 0:20, Is that a tiny relief depicting a pipe organ, ON A PIPE ORGAN??? ORGANCEPTION! *Insert a 16' pedal BWAAAAH sound*.
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Lovely, though it is a shame that the Forster & Andrews' instrument was messed about by Johnson.
A lovely piece, beautifully played as always. It's just a pity they didn't use a more substantial organ.
It’s rather nice to hear it on a quintessentially Victorian organ in a 14th century church so typical of rural England. It’s great that a talented organist as great as Jonathan is happy to go to such places.