E. Elgar - Pomp and Circumstance No. 1 (Military march) - Gert van Hoef
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Pomp and Circumstance No.1 (military March) Opus 39 van Edward Elgar (1857-1934) door Gert van Hoef in de Hervormde Kerk te Enter
23 mei 2015
Live opname Orgelconcert
Hervormde Kerk Enter
Mense Ruiter-orgel
Organist: Gert van Hoef
Registrant: Gerard Botter
website www.gertvanhoef.nl/.
Pomp and Circumstance No. 1 (military March) Opus 39 - Edward Elgar (1857-1934) by Gert van Hoef in the Reformed Church Enter
may 23, 2015
Live recording concert
Reformed church Enter
Mense Ruiter-orgel
Organist: Gert van Hoef
Assistant: Gerard Botter - เพลง
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one of my favourite pieces played magnificently by this wonderful young talent
Most impressive and very stirring, even for British colonials in Australia. The precision of the pedalwork never fails to amaze me. Compliments also to a hard-working registrant.
Land of hope and glory,
Mother of the free,
How shall we extol thee,
Who are born of thee?
Wider, still, and wider,
Shall thy bounds be set.
God who made thee mighty,
Make thee mightier yet.
God who made thee mighty,
Make thee mightier yet.
A shame the UK no longer has FREE SPEECH.
Great performance Gert, you are a 🌟
Amazing thank you for this rendition from a very proud Brit
One can imagine, that this organ piece is the test for the visit in UK ;-)
Absolutely fascinating and impressive.
Gert plays "Land of Hope and Glory" with a deep passion and respect.
Very good registration.
Thank You Gert for sharing.
You inspire me to get at the console and PRACTICE! This is where the senior is taught by the junior! You Go, Gert!
What a delightful sounding instrument!
Grand daughter just graduated high school. I do not cry. This made me cry. So beautiful. Thank you.
Thanks for all the passion that you put into your music. Great job!
Always a joy listening to you play.
This performance was amazing.
Nice! It's always good hearing a foreign interpretation of something so quintessentially English
Wow, that was fantastic, Gert!!!
Thanks for posting!!
wspaniałe wykonanie....bravo Gert....Dziękuję z całego serca za Twoją grę pełną pasji i miłości do organów.....
Beautifully played and as someone else remarked, played with reverence and respect. For those who do not know, there are words to the hymn tune in the middle which my wife and I always sing when attending a graduation in the USA. We have had many startled looks from other attendees so we explain that Land of Hope and Glory is regarded as the second National Anthem in England. The first line is:
Land of Hope and Glory, mother of the free.
I love this piece, and I love your nom de plume ! Now, five awful years have passed, and Science is embattled (and Truth is clinging to flotsam) in THIS "last best hope of Mankind". I hope you're doing better in "Brexitannia". Let me know. I hope you are well, my British friend !
Joe Boyle Thank you so much for your kind and gracious words. I am a Brit but I live in the USA in TN.
My wife and I were in England when the Covid problem started to accelerate, we were at a funeral for one of my wife’s sisters and so we decided to cut the visit short and return to the USA ASAP. We were lucky, BA and the travel agents were great, Heathrow was deserted and JFK was a ghost town. We were so happy to see our daughter in Nashville when she came to pick us up.
Since then we have been confined to barracks, a more welcoming and comfortable barracks cannot be imagined.
We are well and our family is well.
I do hope you are also doing well, best wishes from myself and my family
@@brit1066 Very nice to hear from you ! I spent a bit of this hot day with Eric Coates' "Three Elizabeths". Plan to use Elgar's Enigma Variations on a long drive this evening. In this little corner of Florida, "There'll always be an England" ! Best of luck to you and yours !
amazingly beautiful. What a talent this man has.
Beautiful.
Hello back, London Philharmonic Orchestra! It does sound familiar, doesn't it? This brings memories back of not so amused neighbours 23 years ago! Now only on an organ, amazing! Do I smell the registrants armpits? Pfew?! Get this stupid paper away, although I hit those pedals blind like a typist! Short: Well done, Gert!
Geweldig gespeeld!! Wat een talent!! Ik geniet hier echt van.
Another memorable performance. Thank you, again, for sharing your talent.
"SPLENDID!" doesn't even BEGIN to cover it. I like this even more than I do your OTHER recording of this, and I held a mountain of exrvagant raieon THAT, which i certainly deserved.
At 79 yo I have been waiting for a very long time down here in Memphis TN USA
positively brilliant ..superb performance
A real artist ! it is not so often .
You two are a Great team together.
Thank you for posting this selection, which I associate with high school graduation where I live. It is a piece that gets my emotions involved. Bravo on the performance. Music truly is an international language.
Wonderful! - and what a competent assistant! Best from Germany, H.
Gert, you please me puting your midas' touch at this beautiful march. I was ansioux for listen it. Congratulations again. blessings.
Thank you Gert for this great moment.
A beautiful performance, Gert.
Well done, great voicing on the organ.
Edward Elgar must be proud to watch you Gert!
"WOW!!" In all caps and several exclamation points does not begin to say just how much I'm deeply impressed by this performance. Such amazing talent!
Great interpretation of this Elgar piece.
Well done Gert Thanks..
great as always please include when you come to Bloomsbury Baptist Church in August. I will see you live then.
Brilliant, Gert.
fantastic. You are amazing!!! Keep sharing...
excellent !
Par cette magnifique prestation donnée il y a un an, on voit vraiment que Gert van Hoef, alors âgé de 21 ans, a acquis la maturité de son art. Désormais, indéniablement, c'est lui "le patron". Et dire que cinq ans auparavant, son professeur lui tirait encore les registres ! Cet organiste est vraiment sidérant, par la justesse de ses interprétations et la musicalité dont il sait faire preuve. "Pomp and Circumstance" d'Elgar, transcrit pour orgue, va être joué prochainement sur les grandes orgues de l'église Saint-Eustache, à Paris, à deux reprises : le dimanche 24 avril 2016, à 17 h 30, par François Olivier, titulaire de l'orgue de choeur ; le dimanche 1er mai, même heure, par François-Henri Houbart, titulaire des grandes orgues de la Madeleine. Gert van Hoef ferait merveille sur ce "monstre" parisien (5 claviers, plus de 100 jeux, 8000 tuyaux !), un instrument à la mesure de son immense talent. Messieurs Ospital et Marle-Ouvrard, il faudra bien l'inviter à se produire un jour ou l'autre sur cet orgue... sinon, on le kidnappera pour en faire un organiste parisien !...
Delightful Gert excellent interpretation thank you
Божественная музыка органная 😎 😍 😃 😄 😀
Very Impressive for sure. You can make no mistakes. Beautifully performed.
Blijft mooi.
Fantastic, It sounds like a orchestral work!!
Wow! Beautiful! Looking forward to hearing you in the UK in August.
Gary Gill Me too. Can't wait.
DaveK and meeee toooo :)
Wunderful. Bravo Gert!
Charlie 153
asem rovend Gert. Pragtig heer.
This was awesome!! You look so happy when you play, love it!
When are you coming to Norway? :)
Splendid!
Great performance!! I really enjoyed it ;)
Toll!! Sehr gut gespielt!!
I'm working on this too! And nice tempo, everything!
Awesome !!
Lady Diana walked down the aisle to this.
Noto, con estremo piacere, che la tua tecnica è sensibilmente migliorata.
Non posso che congratularmi con te.
d. Luca!
Mooie Gedaan! Nicely Done!
Very Good!
Di una versatilita" impressionante
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Impressive rework of a piece originally for orchestra! Elgar scored Op. 39 No. 1, in D major, for 2 flutes, 2 piccolo flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets in A, 2 bass clarinets in A, two bassoons, 1 contrabassoon, 4 horns in F, 2 cornets in A, 3 trombones, tuba, 2 harps, strings, percussion (including 3 tympani) and organ.
(Edward William Elgar) Editionen August Johannes Jäger, GeMA/Boosey & Co., PRS
Gert, a lovely rendition.
Be sure you play in Britain so everyone can join in with the words. This is one of the great patriotic songs on this planet, usually sung with gusto (and on key) by EVERONE at the last night of the Proms.
Well done!
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Land of Hope and Glory, Mother of the Free,
How shall we extol thee, who are born of thee?
Wider still, and wider, shall thy bounds be set;
God, who made thee mighty, make thee mightier yet!
Truth and Right and Freedom, each a holy gem,
Stars of solemn brightness, weave thy diadem.
Tho' thy way be darkened, still in splendour drest,
As the star that trembles o'er the liquid West.
Throned amid the billows, throned inviolate,
Thou hast reigned victorious, thou has smiled at fate.
Land of Hope and Glory, fortress of the Free,
How may we extol thee, praise thee, honour thee?
Hark, a mighty nation maketh glad reply;
Lo, our lips are thankful, lo, our hearts are high!
Hearts in hope uplifted, loyal lips that sing;
Strong in faith and freedom, we have crowned our King!
I listened to other versions of this piece found on the right. I'm afraid they all sound like a contest to see who can play the piece fastest....notes running together so closely that it only sounds like a changing continuous tone. If that is the intent, then good for them but Gert has found what I believe is the perfect tempo.
I agree that Gert's tempo works very well!
Gulp!! WoW! I would love an iota of his expertise.
bravo come sempre....kiss
Wonderful playing, Gert! Well done. No fault of yours, obviously, but the organ couldn't and doesn't do this Pomp and Circumstance march justice. It does need a large English style concert/cathedral organ for it to work, especially as it is essentially a sumptuous orchestral score. But your playing is stupendous; I wish I had 10% of your skill!! You've a glittering career as a concert organist ahead of you, if that's where you see your future to lie. With every good wish, Peter from London.
+Peter Almond Liverpool Cathedral Organ! Now I would of walked across the world to heare that!
Yup, that's certainly a fine instrument, Szymon. The UK has without doubt many excellent pipe organs that would be perfect for performing this this type of music. Kindest regards, Peter
I wish I had 0.1% of his ability...
¡Magnífico! Que maestría tiene el chaval, supongo que un alumno con máximas calificaciones.
Super kunstenaar!!
And even with a paper sheet under the feet like at 1'30"!
Paul de Métairy And he just smiles and continues with the attitude 'the show must go on' like the true professional he is. Thanks Gert.
Beautiful playing as always, Gert. This piece has usually been heard exclusively at both high school and college graduation ceremonies for many, many years here in the U.S.A. It is a majestic piece, and you played it perfectly! It has been a pleasure to hear you play for several years, and to see you become such a talented organist. I'm still hoping that you'll be able to come to the United States of America to perform here! May God continue to bless you in your musical journey. Sending you much love and respect from Chicago!
RonN448 I could have wrote your comment! :) Blessings from Wisc!
Terry Ball Thanks, Terry! How are things up in the great state of WI? By the way, I actually live in Aurora; but, Chicago is close enough when talking to someone who hasn't the foggiest idea where Aurora is. Take care!
RonN448 I live in the Fox Valley so really not that far from Aurora, so we're pert neer neighbors! lol
Terry Ball So, are you in the Wisconsin part of the Fox Valley, or somewhere in northern Illinois, like maybe in Algonquin or Elgin? What a coincidence! Maybe we could get together over a cup of coffee sometime!
RonN448 We're next to Appleton or about 45 mins south of Green Bay. Come on up for coffee and cheese curds! :)
Prachtig!!!!!
mooi, joh!
#pipeorgan #orgel #organmusic #traditional #graduation #musicvideo Fellow Organ Music Enthusiasts and 2015 School Graduates, internationally-acclaimed organist Gert van Hoef [ gertrw ] has just released a wonderful rendition of the Elgar piece "Pomp and Circumstance" that will delight old (and new) grads. Please subscribe, 'like' and share this work on TH-cam. Buy CDs on the artist website.
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What a performance! Not sure about the very un-Elgar-like pedal scale at 6.51, but why not? It's an interpretation, after all, and you have a great emotional climax at the end. (I hope you include this in your UK recital, later this year, at the Victoria Hall, Hanley.)
+Offshoreorganbuilder Extremely emotional climax. I totally agree with you but, that is art!
Theodore Biele Absolutely! And I entirely approve, the sole, basic, function of music being to create emotion in the mind of the listener.
Gert, with due respect, why are you playing a transcription which has re-harmonized Elgar's original? I love your videos, but, sorry, this isn't right.
great !!!
super
Ik moet maar stoppen met reacties schrijven. Je ene video is nog mooier dan de andere. Ik kan niet wachten een keer echt naar een concert te gaan.
this song is used for graduation classes
Wow
Grat!! Yur doing good in this "blue moon" and your 21st? birthday month! Play Happy Birthday yourself (maybe with Jan)!
Reminds me of my 1954 high school graduation (gad, that old?)
이 오르간의 이름은 무엇이지?
대단한 연주이다.
I couldn't cope with a registrant 'flapping' round me! Whilst on an organ such as this, a second person is very necessary, my head would be in turmoil.
I can understand the page turning, although this is a pretty standard piece to play. I 'm wondering why he's pulling out stops when I've seen in other instances, this organ has foot pistons and can do that without the quote, friend there to do it for him.
The previous comment was from Canada in 2016,
Tai nuostabu. Kada atvyksite į Lietuvą? Turite didžiulę Dievo dovaną.
He needs Jan!
Good grief, you almost need to TWO registrants with this organ! That poor guy had his work cut out for him.
👌👏👏👏
Unfortunately, the tempo was distracting to me since it wavered a lot. I know it can get exciting and you want to rush, but it is much more exciting to play it steadily. And that way you can be even not perfect with everything.
Aside from the tempo it was very nice. Nice rendition.
Brilliant! Although I do now prefer number 4 to number 1 and also Nimrod from the Enigma Variations work well for organ
Pomp and Circumstance is not a Military March its more a Imperial Concert Piece then anything
Wunderful !
When i listen this piece, with organ, i watch the Walt Disney cartoon on Fanasia 2000 with Donald Duck with Daisy on Noah Arch.
Or when i watch Stanley Kubrick's movie" Clockwork orange"
Shame about the end. Other than that, perfect!
Another great performance. Unfortunately, the registrant does not really seem to know what is required at specific times. How distracting.
Robert Baker We must consider, I suppose, that the registrant may not have had sufficient practice before the recital. As one who has performed that task many times, I know what it is like, trying to keep up with the stop changes, the page turns and, on occasion, an organist who sways about and nods along with the music, even when he is *not* trying to indicate a page turn!
Offshoreorganbuilder I can certainly agree with your comment. Perhaps we have been spoiled with so many video's with Jan de jooj as the registrant. This person did prepare, without any question.
Robert Baker Yes ... Jan seems to be able to communicate with Gert telepathically. I believe that he will be travelling with Gert for the latter's UK debut at Hanley, in August.
Offshoreorganbuilder Here's hoping that Jan is able to accompany Gert to Hanley and London. They make awesome music together.
Interessant. Hoofdthema misschien wat langzamer dan gewoon tempo.
Big fan of Gert van Hoef, but it's sort of like trying to take an opera and make an orchestral arrangement out of it. It just doesn't quite do it justice because it's not as fitting. There are parts missing.
Not that I could have played this nearly as well, but I'd have preferred a cleaner orchestration (more flutes, fewer reeds) and a faster tempo in the middle section. But overall, very well done!
+BigBen Hebdomadarius I agree. You can't always capture the same effect with the organ. Especially since there are no percussion
Its beautifully played as is being done, no added anything!
very bad Person who does the registration....let the paper on the pedal...wonderful play
오알못이지만 진짜 파이프오르간인거랑 개오진다는건 알겠다..