FRENCH ORGAN FAVOURITES - JONATHAN SCOTT - ÉVREUX CATHEDRAL, FRANCE
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- This Saturday 28th October 2023 7pm (UK time) we are excited to present an Online Organ Concert of French Organ Favourites from Évreux Cathedral, Normandy, France. Jonathan will demonstrate the two organs of the Cathedral with some of the greatest masterpieces in the French organ music repertoire! Expect Formidable Fingers, Gothic Gargoyles, Amazing Architecture, and Magnifique Music! We look forward to sharing this online concert with you all! Jonathan et Tom
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PROGRAMME
Félix Alexandre Guilmant (1837-1911)
Grand Choeur in D (Alla Handel) Op. 18
Théodore Dubois (1837-1924)
Fiat Lux (12 Pièces nouvelles d'orgue)
César Franck (1822-1890)
Prélude, Fugue et Variation Op. 18
Joseph Bonnet (1884-1944)
Elfes (Douze Pièces Op. 7)
Eugène Gigout (1844-1925)
Toccata in b minor (10 Pièces pour orgue)
Claude Debussy (1862-1918) arr. Scott
La Cathédrale engloutie (The Sunken Cathedral, No. 10 from Préludes Book I)
Charles-Marie Widor (1844-1937)
Allegro from Symphony No. 6 in g minor Op. 42, No. 2
With thanks to AM.OR.C.E - Les Amis des Orgues de la Cathédrale d'Évreux
THE ORGANS OF ÉVREUX CATHEDRAL - Orgues de la Cathédrale Notre-Dame d'Évreux
Orgue de chœur of Evreux Cathedral by John Abbey 1841
Rebuilt Gonzalez 1937
I. Grand-orgue
Bourdon 16
Montre 8
Bourdon 8
Prestant 4
Doublette 2
Plein jeu IIIrgs
Trompette 8
Clairon 4
II. Récit expressif
Flûte 8
Salicional 8
Voix céleste 8
Flûte octaviante 4
Cornet Vrgs
Basson-hautbois 8
Pédalier
Soubasse 16
Bourdon 8
Tirasses : I/P, II/P
Accouplement : II/I
GRAND ORGUE
Pascal Quoirin 2006
Composition de l'orgue
53 jeux, 4 claviers de 56 notes et pédalier de 32
I. Positif dorsal - 11 jeux - Tremblant
Montre 8'
Bourdon 8'
Prestant 4'
Flûte 4'
Doublette 2'
Nazard 2'2/3
Tierce 1'3/5
Larigot 1'1/3
Plein-jeu VIrgs
Trompette 8'
Cromorne 8'
II. Grand-orgue - 11 jeux
Montre 16'
Montre 8'*
Prestant 4'
Doublette 2'
*(Doublure harmonique de la Montre 8' de C2 à G5)
Quinte 2'2/3
Fourniture IIIrgs
Fourniture Vrgs
Cymbale 3rgs
Cymbale 2rgs
Trompette 8'
Trompette en chamade
III. Récit expressif - 14 jeux - Tremblant
Gambe 8'
Voix céleste 8'
Flûte harmonique 8'
Flûte octaviante 4'
Prestant 4'
Octavin 2'
Nazard 2'2/3
Tierce 1'3/5
Fourniture IIIrgs
Basson 16'
Trompette 8'
Basson hautbois 8'
Voix humaine 8'
Clairon harmonique 4'
IV. Bombarde - 11 jeux
Bourdon 16'
Bourdon 8'
Gambe 8'
Flûte harmonique 8'
Flûte ouverte 4'
Grosse tierce 3'1/5
Gros nazard 5'1/3
Cornet Vrgs
Bombarde 16'
Trompette 8'
Clairon 4'
Pédalier - 6 jeux
Flûte 16'
Flûte 8'
Prestant 4'
Grosse quinte 10'2/3
Grosse tierce 6'2/5
Bombarde 32' (acoustique)
Tirasses : I/P, II/P, III/P, IV/P
Accouplement : III/I
Machine barker pour : I/II, III/II, IV/II
Annulation grand orgue
Plenum - tutti
Combinateur électronique
Traction mécanique des claviers, tirage électrique des jeux - เพลง
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Bravo Gentleman
Magnificent, thank you!
Thank you Johnathan and Tom simply magnificent.
An amazing Cathedral, with amazing organs, and Jonathan is an ultra amazing organist!!!
Great stuff! Magnificent! Thank you.
What a wonderful collection of French Romantic organ music played by a true master of the instrument.
BEAUTIFUL....all..cathedral...2 organ..film...program...TOM....JONATHAN... thanks a lot....we hope you will come again as soon as possible in Evreux..you will be again welcome... we were very happy to see you two..
Thanks.....
PHILIPPE AM.OR.C.E
Wow... a tour de force! Thanks!
Thanks grand instrument always look forward to your videos
Thank you for the most beautiful music
Great organ playing. Thks to Tom for all the visuals.
Thank you for giving us a glorious respite from the horrors now going on in the world. Eternally grateful.
Thank you Jonathan and Tom 🙏👍. A very beautiful concert given tonight
Wonderful playing!
Musically and cinematically outstanding. Thank you.
I loved ❤ as I always do, thank you Jonathan ❤🇫🇮
Only just found time to sit and listen to this. Simply captivating. Thank you both for all the hard work that goes on, beforehand.
I guess everyone like French romantic organ music and if they say no, then they have never heard it.
Super film & organ sound - thanx. Regards
Great music, amazing organist and fantastic Cathedral !
Great,very great John. I've so enjoyed again your playing and your enthousiast talks. Greetings from Holland and always welcome.
Fabulous! Wonderful! Amazing! Thank you very much for your music! Thank you for the chance to see and hear it now. God bless you! Very beautiful and talented. Thank you)❤
Grazie. Maestro!
That was outstanding - thank you, Jonathan and Tom.
Can’t wait!
Yet another magnificent production in every way. Left struggling for words- not for the first time, or the last! Thanks are so inadequate, Jonathan and Tom! You gave your all- then gave more.
Jonathan, this was absolutely brilliant! So majestic.
Really, I am at a loss for words.
A beautiful concert Jonathan. Fabulous instrument. And the final piece by Widor - magnificent. Thank you Tom for sound and vision. As ever, brilliant. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Excellent Music, brillant Organist, amazing Instrument. Thanks so much Scott Brothers for the time to feel the Heaven 🤩🤩🤩
Love this 10th time I've watched
Excellent as always. What a lovely cathedral. Thank you for sharing.
Absolutely speechless, just speechless. That was Magic 👌 truley making a legacy as the best of the best in our field and bringing immense pride to us all in the north 🎉🎶 ❤
You always impress me with your stunning beautiful performances, guys!
Saturday is going to be a great day, I just know it. XX
Absolutely amazing. Love the sound of the instrument - thank you so much for sharing it and your incredible talents with us!
I'm so looking forward to this Jonathan!🤗👍👍
A suberb concert, thank you Jonathan. This happened to include one of my very favourite pièces. Guess which one! Bravo to Tom for the watery effects. Happy memories of Evreux cathedral and its very special organ.
Thank you very much, Jonathan and Tom! I can't begin to say how much I look forward to your videos, and this may be my new all-time favorite. The catherdral organ is magnificent, and your playing of these marvelous pieces from the French repertoire, Jonathan, is nothing short of masterful! Your passion for what you do is so very evident, and welcomed. That goes for the smaller choir organ as well! Lovely, just lovely. Tom, your videography, particularly that accompanying the Debussy, is nothing short of stunning. Count me a huge fan, and a grateful one. Bravo!
Absolutely beautiful!! Thanks so very much Jonathan and Tom👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌹🌹
Great photography, Tom - the reflection of the cathedral in the water!
Super Sperb concert! My Dear Brothers.
Grandiose and beautiful music with lively intros to each piece by Jonathan.
And imposing, stunning takes by Tom.
Dear Jonathan and Tom you have given us moments of elevatiion, atonement and deep joy.
Thanks so much!! All the very best to you both.
Hallo!!!
Wauw such an incredible and massiev sound in a wonderfu Cathedral its really amazing!!!!
Thank you very much!! B B.
❤❤With Love from the Netherlands
Un grand merci pour la mise en valeur de cet orgue unique . Un habitant d'Evreux .
Not only is the organ literature chosen perfectly, and played magnificently, the audio quality captured is SO INCREDIBLE. A gift to us listening across the internet. And filmed so respectfully and with such emotion and grandeur toward the venue and the organ. Absolute delight. My mother is an organist here in the USA and she introduced me to that Gigout toccata long ago. It is still one of my absolute favorites. Thank you for your powerful rendition!
Yust now listened to it incredible sound and nice pieces I loved the c franck piece and the Handel the first one what a performance all pieces great choices!!! Look forward to the next concert!!
Thank you so much Jonathan et Tom !!Tout est si beau !!
Fooookin' impressive! Especially the Widor at the end. One of the great showpieces of the literature, and masterfully played.
Merci beaucoup pour cette excellente prestation !
I really liked all the descriptions of the organs, how you describe the œuvres you chose, and the use of the two organs.
And a great thank you for your brother behind the camera, with the super smooth slide views of the cathedral. That's really an important piece of the experience.
Merci !
I love this video. I'm particularly fond of French organ music and the sound of French organs (particularly those by Cavaillé-Coll. Mind you the Evreux Cathedral instrument sounds really magnificent.
This video is really cool and beautiful! Jonathan Scott's organ playing sounds like the touch of an angel. The organ of Evreux Cathedral is also very impressive and majestic. Thank you for this video that contains the essence of French organ music. 👏👏👏
The concert and video are incredible! Thank you both for this video!
Magnificent Instuments. Most beautiful music, such a pleasure to listen to. This video shows us so much. Jonathan plays two organs and has complete command over them both. Tom shows us some incredible visuals of a most beautiful Cathedral. Some of my favourite pieces played with such skill and feeling. Truly great performance. The brothers never fail to amaze me. Thank you so much Jonathan and Tom. James.
siempre disfruto escuchando tocar a Jonathan Scott
Thanks very much Jonathan and Tom, tremendous recital, amazing sound 👌
Greetings from Canada! There is another great Englishman which you have not mentioned that came to France, and played this organ so well, his name is Johnathan Scott! I'm always amazed by your performances, THANK YOU for all the time it takes to learn these pieces!
Thank you for given us such a wonderful music,you are brilliant. Greetings from Chihuahua Mexico.
Wonderful concert;I especially enjoyed the Widor. Thank you Jonathan and Tom.
Epic, merci mes amis! I particularly enjoyed the special effects Tom! xx
A Wonderful Concert !! Such lovely Transcriptions and Performance Jonathan !! 👏Thank you Tom for the visual extracts !! 👏
From first to last note, the grandeur, subtlety, beauty, & depth of French organ composition & sound are embodied in Jonathan's outstanding performance. Chills throughout from the sounds of the 2 organs & Tom's stunning video! Thank you for sharing this breathtaking masterpiece!💐💐🎹🎶
C'était magnifique ! Bravo pour les pièces choisies et pour votre virtuosité Jonathan 👏👏
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A Lovely selection of Repertoire. Thank you for also performing on the John Abbey Organ, Jonathan . Looking forward to the Concert !
Jonathan, I really enjoy all the history that you provide regarding the organs and music; and Tom, your tours of the various towns, which are always loads of fun and filled with very interesting facts are the best. Great shot of the cathedral in the water, Tom, coupled with perfect timing to Jonathan's music. Loved it. XX
Una belleza!!! 😍💝🎹🌟
Köszönöm szépen !
I just missed you this year. I promise to be there next year to hear and talk with you.many thanks
Wish we had Corrette, Dandrieu, and Couperin someday as well!
Counting hours! It's sure to be wonderful as always! In fact, all of your videos are amazing, it's hard for me to choose which one to listen to! Thank you both for giving us another online concert!
Absolutely brilliant! Music, performance, instruments and surroundings combine to make a stunning concert. Jonathan, you are amazing. As for the videography, it’s Tom’s best yet (and that’s saying something). 👏👏👏
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Great recital Jonathan, as expected. Loved both organs. I was pleasantly surprised by the sound of the smaller two manual [choir] organ.
Looking forward to the concert.
Congratulations to you both for your great work!
You never disappoint your followers. You have made us enjoy a memorable moment!
The Evreux Cathedral, apart from being enormous, is of great beauty as well as the instrument, which is spectacular.
Regarding Jonathan's performance, once again corroborate both his great virtuosity and his mastery and professionalism.
Among all the works, the prelude and fugue by Cesar Franck would highlight the continuous dialogue between the clarinets and the flutes, simple but at the same time serene and profound.
I also really liked the sound of the primitive organ in the piece 'Elfes' by Joseph Bonnet, very light and descriptive at the same time.
Gigout's Toccata is one of my favorites. It reminded me of the sound of the Bridgewater Hall organ, impressive for the strength and determination in its execution.
I think the most surprising thing in the piece 'La cathedrale Engloutie' by Debussy has been, apart from the visual effect of the reflection of the cathedral in the water as if it were the Engloutie Cathedral itself, how Jonathan has managed to recreate the sound of a great ringing of cathedral bells.
And the finale, with Widor's symphony, I could say that it has been tremendous, surprising, a piece of great difficulty and incredible virtuosity.
Thank you both for sharing your arduous but wonderful work with us and at the same time showing us places with so much culture and so special! A big hug for both!!🤗🤗❤💖
Looking foward to this treat! So glad we are spared Messiaen. .
00:24 Grand Choeur
09:24 Fiat Lux
15:53 Prelude, Fugue et Variation
27:50 Elfes
32:05 Toccata in b minor
36:55 La Cathedrale engloute
45:25 Allegro from Symphony No. 6
Jonathan, wonderful as usual. Tom, amazing shots of the cathedral--the domes, the organ, the exquisite detailing on the exterior, the stained glass windows and domes, the "elfin" animals on the outside, the reflection of the Cathedra in the shimmering water and even the inclusion of the ducks swimming. I will admit to almost being dizzy looking up at some of the overhead shots. Maybe it is because it is early in the morning and the sun is rising here but not as beautifully as what peeked over the cathedral! Jonathan, we are blessed that God gave you the talent to make any organ sing if you simply sit on its bench. Tom, we are blessed that He gave you not only musical talent but also the ability to film amazing shots and then integrate them perfectly with Jonathan's majestic sounds. We are truly blessed that you both share your talents with the world via your You Tube Channel as well as through your videos. I am a little old to go flying across the Atlantic to be present at a concert but I will admit to being here at home by myself and "cranking up the volume", closing my eyes and imagining that I am sitting on the front row at a concert. You two have the ability to transform any place on Earth into a concert hall with computer access and good speakers! Thank you from the bottom of my heart and from the depths of my soul.
Well said
If I could pick a way to go deaf, it would be by either playing the instrument or sitting in one of those places with wonderful acoustics and a great set of pipes and basking in the ocean of sound. There is no other instrument that can hold a candle to this, not even an orchestra can. The presence that this instrument commands is immense.
@@buahcs Jonathan did a concert on this instrument two years ago also uploaded on this channel - if you have not listened to that concert before then a great treat awaits you
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Wonderful selection and playing! I love how the Barker system (my comment now has a little more sophistication thanks to this new concept I learned from this concert) really shows just how sprightly and yet accurately Jonathan plays. Seeing all the keys on all the manuals move super quickly is really satisfying. The Widor, especially, is so showy and exciting in that regards. Thanks as always for the awesome videography and playing! I'm on vacation and missed the premier but still couldn't help but listen in before I'm back home. 😆
Would love to hear “Now Thank We All Our God.”
Большое спасибо из России! Великолепное исполнение прекрасной музыки! Браво! Очень хорошо что у музыки нет границ...И это был лучший подарок на мой день рождения!❤❤❤
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@@Karolajn952 спасибо
French, weird and quirky and I like it, strangely.
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I like to think the Barker machine was England's way of paying France back for rescuing the Sonnini Manuscript. :->
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How about some more Bach or Strauss arrangements
Hello Jonathan, when are you coming to the Netherlands again? Perhaps the St. Bavo in Haarlem is a nice instrument to give a concert on:)
Great idea for Jonathan to be invited to play on the 1738 Christian Müller - its long been one of my favorite organs. We know Mendelssohn, Händel and the 10-year-old Mozart all gave concerts on the instrument and to me it would great to add the name Scott to the list!
La potenza della Musica e di questo organo grandioso possano arrivare alle orecchie ai cuori accecati dall' ideologia religiosa violenta e nefasta !
Everything you played (while nice) was old music. The newest thing you played was by Bonnet who died 80 years ago. What about Jean Langlais? What about Jean Guillou? What about Daniel Roth? Some Marcel Dupre perhaps? Could we make the selections just a wee bit more contemporary if you please?
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And what happens if one key is pressed by this automatic mechanism but at the same time you should press the same key in that very manual too? Or do you only have to switch that stop off?
So, for example, you press C on the grand orgue and also C on the recit, when recit is coupled to the grand? Nothing special, just both notes sound either way.
@@spc0553 Yes, I see, but in that case your finger lands on an automatically pressed key. But if that recit key is used to play repeated notes one after another then it should be released first to do this, but you can't because grand key is already pressed. How can you "circumvent" this?
On electric organs where the keys of coupled divisions aren't automatically pressed, this problem doesn't exist at all.
(Sorry, if it is not understandable, I'm not a native speaker.)
I'll go ahead and say it now so I will spare everyone my comments two days from now. The program has some good stuff on it BUT it would be nice to have included works by both the Couperins, or Campra, Marchand, Clerambault, de Grigny, or a host of others. Why were these guys left out? OK said my piece---as if it was unexpected.
The baroque fan we were missing...
Well I think musicians repertoires are not unlimited. Although for sure Jonathan can play those, generally concerts are time limited and depends also on the demands of the organizers. Let's be grateful for this concert and probably Jonathan will consider those authors for another video😊
@@guessouiam7738 I've been grousing at the boys for months about the lack of Baroque music. I was sure everyone was tiered of my commentary on the subject.
What a pleasure to listen. Magnifico!