J.S. BACH - PRELUDE & FUGUE IN A MINOR BWV543 (PIANO DUET - ARR.REGER) - SCOTT BROTHERS DUO
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- Jonathan & Tom Scott (Scott Brothers Duo) perform J.S. Bach's Prelude & Fugue in a minor in an arrangement for piano duet by Max Reger.
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I like to think that afterward, that piano was sitting there thinking, _... What just happened? I dreamed I was a concert grand._
I don't know about the piano... But I lit up a cigar and had a glass of brandy.
@@DocTommy1972 Wonderful! An inspiration!
Beautiful old piano Beautifully played.
I'm spending my Friday afternoon marathon viewing the Scott Brothers videos. Such talent, such sound. I would love to meet them and hug them for the hours of pleasure they have given me.
Thanks Jonathan and Tom and may God continue to bless you.
BRAVO! So much sound, so much BACH, so much fingers! Great to watch. thnx
Under well trained hands almost any musical instrument can sound pretty good.
These hands are without question extremely well trained.
Beyond training, I think these two are some of the greatest musicians we'll ever have. I think they don't know this, so they keep improving ad infinitum.
Wow. My grandmother had an identical piano in the 70s. I remember it very well because I'd always play it. This brings back so many wonderful memories for me.
The magic about them is that brotherhood touches the audience to another level above musical excellence
Only just discovered this, brilliant playing as ever!
Just wonderful and glorious!
Magnifique, synchronisation parfaite. Merci et bravo !!
The best sound any piano has ever made. Right here
Dios mio que belleza y perfección, magnífica interpretación de esta gran obra para órgano de Bach pero en piano y a 4 manos por los talentosisimos Hermanos Scott, que gran sociedad entre hermanos a tan alto nivel.... Toda mi admiración y respeto, Felicidades
on a nice studio type upright. WTF ?!?
THAT piano will NEVER be the same...
ABSO FRIGGIN LUTELY BRILLIANT !
Transcription intéressante d'une belle œuvre du grand maître bien interprétée...
Just found this. Wonderful!
fantastic video;fantastic playing;
one of Bach's masterpieces. practicing this myself at the moment.. nice performance!
Marvellous as always anything by these genius brothers.great BacH and their arrangement for 4 hands.
👏 Bravo , what a performance, all those hands 🙌 ❤
Magnificent, as always! Bellmore, NY USA
Those Guys are amazing!
Only just caught up with this. How good to see both of you playing: and such an important piece in the keyboard repertoire. All this and Max Reger’s input as well! A treat.
but who was running the camera? We are used to Jonathan's expert playing and Tom's artistic production, so welcome sight of Tom showing his finger-work and good that the 3rd-person in this marriage has borrowed Tom's eyes so well. Bravo ai tutti!
Just found this; wonderful! I love the clock ticking you can hear when the playing concludes.
We need you guys on Spotify!! No one comes even close to your interpretations!!
Wonderful performance..Thank you
Impareggiabili, fantastici nell'interpretazione e nell'espressione; bravissimi
admire these unique musicians really love body !!!!
Astonishing! Every time I watch and listen to one of your videos, I tell myself you cannot get better. And every time I am wrong. I swear that the two of you have mental telepathy! The precision and power that you bring out in this version serve the music so admirably! And that piano is an enigma. the sound definitely is not anything but what it is--a vintage upright--but WHAT an upright! And what a daring choice! No, what a daring series of choices: First, the piano duet transcription, then the instrument. My first listen was dominated by my astonishment at the precision and the piano. I have to listen again, to lose myself in the music. THANK YOU!
My guess is that piano is at Brodsworth Hall in Yorkshire a mansion built and fully furnished in the 1860's and now owned by English Heritage. Jonathan and Tom do periodic concerts at the Hall on the harmonium and I do wonder if this piano is part of the original house furnishings hence its survival. Possibly a Collard & Collard
Bravissimi e bellissimo!
these men are amazing!
Fantastic!
i really like the performance in the prelude, exelent the fugue
Absolutely stunning performance!
Awesome ❤️
Very good performance, interpertation, and arrangement
Extraordinary performance!! :)
Fantastic job!!! Thanks
Wow...just WOW!
Zelda Zelda Wow, wow, wow..!
The best indeed!!!!!!
I am listening to this over and over again, day after day. True perfection!!!!
Greetings from Austria!
Perfect!!!
beautiful
Another triumph for the Scott Brothers - thank you gentlemen! More please!
Wonderful
Beautiful clock.
Veramente bravi avervi ascoltato è stato molto bello ..mi piace anche il verticale ottimo suono ..voto 10
What an interesting rendering! Compared to Liszt’s version the lower part is fuller and richer thanks to a second pair of hands; wish it would be performed on a concert grand some day
The memory of these two young men is amazing! I've seen so many organ pieces played from memory by Jonathan and he always impresses me. But the two of them together is simply divine! Are they twins, perhaps? What proud parents they must have. Absolutely magnificent. The way they are so in 'sync' with each other is phenomenal! Thank you both for your entertaining musicianship!
And...greetings from Victoria, British Columbia from an ex-Head Chorister of Leeds Minster in the mid- 1960's.
They're not twins; IIRC they're four or five years apart. The rapport they have when playing together does make me kind of wistful about being an only child, though. :)
brilliant!!!!
The "origins"..... brilliant
I just want to say bravo!
With 4 hands you can play all the music for all the instruments and all the periods !
Great !!!!!!!!
Genius!!!
Bravo! Esplêndida interpretação!
I first came across this piece on an LP of Bach Organ Works played by Carl Weinrich. I was fascinated as a young boy by deliberately 'mis-hearing' the fugue subject by imagining the semiquavers out of synchronisation (i.e. shifted a semiquaver earlier). Even as a relatively old man I still get a kick out of trying to articulate the piece on the organ in such a way as to try to fox the congregation into believing that Bach actually wrote it like that deliberately! I like to think that Bach had a wicked sense of humour, and might have done something similar to subtly amuse his choristers, or make them trip up as they skip out of the service to this terrific tune!
wow, these guys are nuts... just nuts! you earned my sub, gentlemen. (y)
A very interesting and imaginative presentation, wonderfully played.
Piano transcriptions of organ works often fail to match the originals, but this one is a triumph.
Many thanks.
However ... the video raises an interesting questions in my mind.
Just as the clock we hear is not the one we see, the piano (a Collard and Collard?) which must be pre-WW I, can surely not be the one we hear. If it is, the technician who restored it is every bit as remarkable as the pianists!
I think it might just be "what you see is what you hear" in this case. Listen to the upper harmonics of the low bass strings. Somewhat typical of an upright's soundboard IMO. The restoration technician was indeed a master craftsman with a tremendous voicing ear, again IMO.
An excellent arrangement of such a grand work. I wonder why this was not recorded on a grand piano.
Ништяк!
bros... wow
😂... fantastic... actually... brought tears to my eyes...🙏🙏🙏🌹....!!!...
Wonderful! Can you play the Bwv 548, too? On organ and as a piano Duett
This should have 150000 views in stead of 1500 (but that will come :-) )
6,265 is the current number that have had the pleasure to hear one fine performance of the great Bach masterpiece played for the first time ever on a saloon piano with the cuspidor stains and all.
When you wrote that it should be 150,000 views you couldn't be righter! Damn fine performance in my humble book, and I'm going to add it as one of my Favorites so I can hear it again and again. Who are these guys? I never heard of them before...............................
Hey i know you! you are the clavichord player! :)
AuthenticSound it’s now at 25, not 15 :-)
Its at 33K right now, AuthenticSound asked for 150K
I thought you would ask why they played this piece with incorrect tempo
Brilliant. I wonder who used to accompany Max Reger when he played it.
His cigar dealer.
... 😁 wow.. nice nice nice 👌👍... !!!!!!!.....
bravi !
They should stand up and bow - they earned it
Interesting that piano is ancient and somewhat neglected (stuck top G) yet it sounds quite good, unisons quite good and so on. Not tinny and the bass has at least some life left. I think exemplary articulation is helping to control the very uneven action. I wonder what story it could tell us?
…gloriously βeautiful-!!!
Do you need medical assistance?
Beautiful old ivory keys. What is the piano? How did you find it for this recording?
Even Bach would say... Wow! :)
Was ist das für ein Klavier, weiß das jemand? Ich suche gerade eins, ich möchte genau das haben...unglaublich, wie die beiden es bespielen.
Das Klavier befindet sich in Brodsworth Hall in Yorkshire, England, einem Herrenhaus, das in den 1860er Jahren erbaut und komplett eingerichtet wurde und heute der gemeinnützigen Stiftung English Heritage gehört.
Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass dieses Klavier Teil der ursprünglichen Hauseinrichtung ist.
Es handelt sich möglicherweise um ein Collard & Collard-Klavier aus dem 19. Jahrhundert.
@@epincion
@epincion Vielen Dank für die detaillierte Antwort, es ist jetzt doch ein yamaha U3 geworden.
Extra credit for making due with the missing ivory
👍
What it's for (four hands) I can't figure out
Legends say they are still sitting there staring at the piano
Please tell us a little about the piano you are playing? Great performance BTW:-)
I want to know too! What is this? It's not your everyday upright!
See my comment, above.
I might be wrong, but that upright looks like a Steinway from late 19th century s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/0a/b2/73/0ab273c559a97ab88f2dd4862328af68.jpg , although it could be some Broadwood or Collard&Collard, given the design of the note stand
Am I correct in saying that they never used the sustain pedal?
Omg.,. They're big men now. Wow. 😱
I would really like to know what the story of this piano is, it looks well aged and some of the keys are not quite perfect … so why choose to play such a grand masterpiece on this particular piano in this setting, is there some significance to this? Is this a family instrument or something? Please I’d really like to know! Bless both of you for this , just outstanding as always!
My guess is that piano is at Brodsworth Hall in Yorkshire a mansion built and fully furnished in the 1860's and now owned by the charitable foundation English Heritage.
Jonathan and Tom do periodic concerts at the Hall on the Mustel harmonium and I do wonder if this piano is part of the original house furnishings hence its use. Possibly a 19th century Collard & Collard.
i wish i had a brother. I use the record loop. so lame. lol
Are those Glenn Gould piano chairs? lol
Klingt etw. nach Busoni
fantastic - does the more butch one always play the bass part somehow it seemed so fitting!
3:27 fuge
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4 hands = 1 Liszt
Should have filmed this playing a Bechstein concert grand piano instead of this little old piano.
I don't agree. This nice upright piano sounds so nice, very clear and balanced in tone. A great piano is not always better in sound than an upright pisno! It depends also on the room/surrounding acoustics. A grand (depending on size, of course) can be sometimes far too loud for a living room!
It
Really
Sucks.
Gosh, how to ruin a masterpiece.
Why?
Bravo. Tout à fait remarquable !!! Quelle joie de voir deux hommes partager une passion commune pour cette oeuvre !!! Merci
Bien cordialement
Olivier
unfortunately not always in sync, otherwise brilliant
Dreadful fugue-- too fast, jumpy, no feeling.
Dreadful and totally unfair comment!
@@LeifD958 It's hard to ruin Bach--- performance is all show and no substance--- check out other performances.