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RIPON CATHEDRAL SUMMER ORGAN CONCERT - JONATHAN SCOTT - SATURDAY 17th JULY 2021 7PM (UK TIME)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2024
- This Saturday 17th July 2021 7PM (UK Time) we invite you to a very special online organ concert performed by Jonathan in the magnificent surroundings of Ripon Cathedral. This Summer Organ Concert features great original organ works as well as Jonathan's own transcriptions of brilliant orchestral classics. If you would like to support us please visit: www.scottbrothersduo.com/SUPP...
The Scores of Jonathan's arrangements featured in this concert are available here: www.scottbrothersduo.com/SCOR...
For more information about Scott Brothers Duo please visit: www.scottbrothersduo.com
We hope you enjoy watching and that you all stay healthy and safe.
Jonathan & Tom (Scott Brothers Duo)
RIPON CATHEDRAL SUMMER ORGAN CONCERT
PROGRAMME
Gioachino Antonio Rossini (1792-1868) arr. Scott
William Tell Overture
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Fantasia & Fugue in C Minor BWV 537
Georges Kriéger (1885-1914)
Toccata in E Minor
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) arr. Scott
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Serenade K.525
1. Allegro
2. Romanze - Andante
3. Menuetto - Allegretto
4. Rondo - Allegro
Gustav Mahler (1860-1911) arr. Scott
Adagietto (from Symphony No. 5)
Félix Alexandre Guilmant (1837-1911)
Final (from Sonata No. 1 in D Minor Op. 42)
Film & Sound
Tom Scott
The Organ of Ripon Cathedral
T.C. LEWIS 1878
Harrison & Harrison 1926 - 1963 - 2013
Pedal
Double Open Wood 32
Open Wood 16
Violone 16
Sub Bass 16
Lieblich Bourdon 16
Violoncello 8
Flute 8
Viole 4
Mixture III 15.19.22
Bombardon 32
Ophicleide 16
Tuba 16
Octave Tuba 8
Tuba Clarion 4
Choir
Lieblich Bourdon 16
Salicional 8
Lieblich Gedeckt 8
Flauto Traverso 8
Salicet 4
Lieblich Flute 4
Nazard 2 2/3
Lieblich Piccolo 2
Tierce 1 3/5
Mixture III
Clarinet 8
Great
Double Stopped Diapason 16
Large Open Diapason 8
Small Open Diapason 8
Flute Harmonique
Stopped Diapason 8
Octave 4
Coppel Flute 4
Octave Quint 2 2/3
Super Octave 2
Mixture IV 19.22.26.29
Contra Tromba 16
Tromba 8
Octave Tromba 4
Swell (enclosed)
Bourdon 16
Geigen 8
Rohr Gedeckt 8
Echo Gamba 8
Voix Celestes 8 TC
Geigen Principal 4
Rohr Flute 4
Flautina 2
Mixture II 12.15
Sesquialtera III 17.19.22
Oboe 8
Tremulant
Contra Fagotto 16
Trumpet 8
Clarion 4
Solo (enclosed)
Viol d'Orchestre 8
Concert Flute 4
Corno di Bassetto 16 (+ extra octave of pipes)
Orchestral Hautboy 8
Tremulant
Contra Tuba 16 (+ extra octave of pipes)
Tuba 8 (unenclosed)
Orchestral Trumpet (unenclosed - horizontal)
Couplers
Swell to Pedal
Swell to Great
Swell to Choir
Swell octave
Swell suboctave
Swell unison off
Choir to Great
Choir to Pedal
Great to Pedal
Solo to Pedal
Solo to Great
Great Reeds to Choir
Solo to Choir
Solo Octave
Solo Sub Octave
Solo Unison Off
Screen Console and Nave Mobile Consoles
Accessories
Both consoles can be played simultaneously.
SCREEN CONSOLE:
Swell pedals to Solo and Swell mechanical.
6 thumb pistons each to Gt and Sw. 4 thumb pistons each to Ch and Solo.
Reversible thumb pistons in Sw keyslip: Sw-Pd, Ophicleide.
Reversible thumb pistons in Gt keyslip: Gt-Pd, Sw-Gt, Ch-Gt, Solo-Gt;
thumb pistons in Choir keyslip: setter, cancel.
6 combination pedals to Pedal,
reversible toe pedals: Gt-Pd, Ch-Pd, Solo-Pd, Sw-Pd, Bombardon.
8 general pistons above Solo keyboard.
8 channels each of generals and divisionals.
Drawstops: Gt reeds on Ch, Ped on Sw pistons, Gt & Pd combs cpld.,
Sw toe pistons.
NAVE MOBILE CONSOLE:
Swell pedals to Swell and Solo operating wiffle tree EP motors.
In Choir keyslip: thumb pistons for Cancel, 6 divisional, Ch-Ped (rev.).
In Great keyslip: thumb pistons for Sequencer +, 6 divisional, reversible thumb pistons: Gt-Pd, Sw-Gt, Ch-Gt, Solo-Gt.
In Swell keyslip: thumb pistons for Sequencer +(2), Sequencer -, Sequencer restore, 6 divisional, reversible piston to Sw-Pd.
In Solo keyslip: thumb pistons for Solo-Pd, 6 divisional, screen cancel.
8 general pistons above Solo keyboard.
6 toe pistons each to Pedal and to Swell, Sequencer +, Sequencer r,
reversible toe pistons: Sw-Gt, Sw-Pd, Gt-Pd, Bombardon.
Drawstops to: Gt Reeds on Ch, Gt & Ped combs coupled, Pedal divide,
Mans I/II exch.
The music of the Scott Brothers deserves a WORLD-WIDE audience and not limited to the few who can attend in person. Thank you so much for allowing the world to access your beautiful music and photography. How talented you are, and how blessed we are to be able to witness it through on-line resources!
Talented, maybe. But to achieve what he has only comes through hours and hours and hours of hard work. That is commendable.
Sincerely from the Netherlands
Very nearly 30 years since I finished singing in the choir at Ripon. Love this building and love this organ; sang alongside it 8 times a week for 4 years - amazing thing. Beautifully played, thank you.
You two simply get better and better. Musical medicine I needed today. Many thanks and many blessings to you and yours.
Both Jonathan and Tom deserve to be totally congratulated in presenting stunning, creative and imaginative recitals during the COVID times! Thank you for your imagination and sensitivity to sharing your Art and Talent with the world!
Love the camera Tom has at the back of the pedalboard. We get to see the master's feet flying across the pedals. No one even remotely rivals Tom's organ and piano videography. These online concerts exude the labor of love it must be for both gentlemen. What gifts they gives us!
Tom is so clever in his camera placement! I make a game of trying to spot the cameras when I am watching their concerts. There's always one at the end of one of the manuals, and usually one under the bench where Jonathan sits, and others on tripods nearby. I know can't find them all, since they're so tiny, but I can guess where they are! I think Tom genuinely enjoys exploring different angles!
Excellent!
I've always loved Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, the defined movements and energy. The phrasing is so dynamic with overt builds and dives of purposeful motion and intent. No noodling here. But this may be one of the best versions I've heard. Interesting to hear it with just the organ. And the fact that you can play complex, intricate passages with your feet is simply amazing. I applaud your effort and mastery. Singular.
Thank you, gentlemen, for bringing us this online concert. I live in the eastern USA and would never hear your concerts without these. The music and the filming feed the soul. It was especially great to see the inside of the cathedral. (The gargoyle was fun!)
Possibly the best performance of the Guilmant I've ever heard! :-)
Fabulous ...
Sitting in front of my computer with a home brew in hand ... a stout. I grow my own barley & hops as well as malt the barley.
CHEERS it's a great concert
Jonathan is so good. Love his playing!
That Mahler is just amazing.
A Magnificent improvisation Johnathan
I will not add words to words. I am more than impressed. Mr Scott is just a wizard. Absolutely beautiful!!!
As ALWAYS, stunning, exciting. organ performances; thank goodness that through the internet, this brilliant organ virtuoso may share his ART with the entire world!!
Amazing, thank you
Thank you both. With much appreciation from New Zealand.
With much appreciation from New Zealand also! You should come to New Zealand one day, we have some fantastic organs! Especially the Rieger Orgelbau in the Christchurch Town Hall.
Thank you ❤
Magnificent!!! Great camera work too! Thank you
00:00 Gioachino Antonio Rossini - William Tell Overture
16:20 Johann Sebastian Bach - Fantasia and Fugue in C Minor, BWV 537
26:40 Georges Krieger - Toccata in E Minor
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Serenade K. 525
33:40 Allegro
40:10 Romanze - Andante
46:50 Menuetto - Allegretto
48:56 Rondo - Allegro
54:40 Gustav Mahler - Adagietto from Symphony No. 5
1:06:20 Alexandre Guilmant - Finale from Sonata No. 1 in D Minor, Opus 42
It is wonderful to see the beautiful building, and the sound of the organ is magnificent. I especially enjoyed the Bach Fantasia. It was truly haunting and through masterful hands and registration changes it kept me involved throughout. The Fugue was exciting to hear, as well. Usually organists are hidden away, so listeners don’t understand the challenges faced by the performers. You must be able to perform, but just as important are the registration choices. These performances are always well played and extremely well recorded for us all to see in varied places around the world. Thank you so much.
Another amazing concert, Jonathan. Thank you so much. And thank you to Tom for your wonderful sympathetic recording of the sound and video. Glorious!
Several years late, but I still wanted to add my thanks to you both for continuing to produce these wonderful concerts. You are reaching people in places where music of this caliber is difficult to find, and pipe organs of any sort are few and far between. Thank-you, from British Columbia, Canada.
Love you music
Beautiful, I've 2loved this music since I was little. Thank you
Johnathan & Tom thank you very much for the wonderful organ recital such a brilliant organ of Ripon Cathedral I can't seem to get enough of organ music but it's now 10.32pm S African time well played
Another magnificent performance. This is the cure for anyone with blood pressure issues. There are great swells but there is also so very much peace! I look forward to another piano and organ concert. Those are undoubtedly my favorites. If only I had the talent (I'd settle for 1% of the talent) you two have. I love ringing handbells and love it when accompanied by the organ or the piano or even both!!
Thanks again for sharing your talents with the world. Thanks to your parents for developing not one but two virtuosos. I don't know their musical talents but they undoubtedly have a magical combination of genes!
Wonderful Jonathan. Thank you.
Thank you so much for a wonderful evening in this splendid cathedral. Due to the bizarre algorithms of You Tube, I discovered it only yesterday. As winter is still lingering in Canada, it gave me a feeling of warmth and hope that summer would indeed come soon.
I was first introduced to the William Tell at age 11. I've enjoyed for 55 years. Jonathan's version out ranks them all.
Bravissimo!
I come back to many of your concerts time and again, but this one especially. Presumably Tom used the same recording equipment, so there must something really rich about all the sounds this instrument makes - simply superb 👍
Fantastic
The new Mahler transcription is eloquent. Love the Krieger! (Sorry I keep giggling at the upside-down sheetmusic; it's a Victor Borge/Bugs Bunny flashback. Sorry😌) Wonderful program & performance. Thank you Jonathan & Tom and Ripon Cathedral. Always a joy! 💐💐❤❤🎹🎶
That made me smile too. Victor Borge, etc.!!
It give me great pleasure to sit back and listen rather than be "listened to" .
Brilliant!
Sábado feliz el que me regalan Jonathan y Tom con sus exquisitas interpretaciones. Abrazo fuerte a ambos. (Juventino Flores, Córdoba, Veracruz, MÉXICO).
Truly wonderful !
I'm so looking forward to this!😁👍👍
Amazing performance🍃Thank you
To get two online concerts from Ripon this year is a real privilege. Might I encourage people to go to Ripon Cathedral’s online site and make a small donation. The cathedral’s income is well down due to COVID and they don’t charge for admission like many others. A wonderful place to visit if you get the opportunity!
Thank you Mr Greenwood, from the Head Verger at Ripon.
Another triumph for Jonathon and Tom, superb playing on a fine instrument, wonderful well balanced programme with a great climax, has anybody else noted how immaculate they both look at these recitals.
Fantastic. LOVED the romantic Bach! Superb. THANK YOU
Hello Jonathan and Tom.....Thank you for this gift....
Hope you"re healthful.......I'm so looking forward to this!
GOD bless you!!
Thank you so much for continuing to livestream your concerts. I live in Australia and just love hearing you play and watching Tom's stunning images.
I am sitting in my garden on a sunny Sunday afternoon listening to magical music played by a magician on the Organ. As the song goes. “Such a perfect day”. Thank you so much Jonathan and Tom for everything you do. What a gift.
Brilliant Concert performed by a very Talented Organist. The Guilmant Finale -THE last piece was amazing -My Favorite Organ Composer. His Footwork is brilliant He should come and Play our 3 Manual Willis Restored Organ
Brilliant - again. Thank you gentlemen. Hope to see you live - so to speak - in the not too distant future.
Hugh F.
Jonathan and Tom - I'm delighted that you're performing again at Ripon Cathedral (after the brilliant Saint-Saens Organ Symphony transcription in March). Your programme looks very inviting - particularly BWV 537 and the Alexandre Guilmant - and I'm so looking forward to it. Thanks, so much, to you both for your generosity, hard work, commitment (and imagination) in offering us all these wonderful online experiences!
Jonathan and Tom, I continue to be at a loss of words to fully express how much these online concerts have meant to me. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I hope someday to experience one of your concerts in person, but for now I count myself very fortunate to be able to enjoy virtually.
As always, brilliant playing and beautiful filming! Thank you both again and again!
What a wonderful concert! The performance was superb and the photography so good I could imagine I was actually there. Thank you both.
Klasse!!!
The notification I’ve been waiting for! So looking forward to this, the high point of my week!
Love and blessings 🎹🎶💕💕💕🙏🙏💕💕🎶🎹
I always watch this with some delay view time difference. But what a joy to be able to listen to (and watch) such a beautiful organ concert. Feel very fortunate that you decided to still hold online concerts. Thank you very much both Jonathan and Tom!
Thank you, gentlemen, wonderful, as always.
Thank you both!
Thank you to Jonathan and Tom for a wonderful musical and visual experience from the Ripon Cathedral. Bravo! Can't wait until the next concert.
So uplifting and incredibly beautiful, thank you for sharing you wonderful talent with the world!
Terrific Jonathan, Tom great photo coverage. Thanks so much, take care driving home. Greetings from SE London.
Oh god, my wife loves Mahlers 5th symphony. I once sat and listened to the orchestral version….and this Yorkshireman blubbed.
Great, as always, to hear orchestral pieces transcribed for the organ. Just goes to show what a remarkable instrument the organ is.
A música verdadeira nos eleva a um lugar do qual não se tem vontade de voltar.🇧🇷
Thank you Jonathan for this wonderful concert performance! I enjoyed all of the music you played. I am also very grateful for your commentary between pieces. I heard two compositions performed that I had not heard before. This helps to add to my knowledge of composers and their music. It is a wonderful gift that you give your subscribers. Many Thanks, Will Ortiz
Hermoso ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊
What a privilege to be able to hear this wonderful concert on-line like this. Not quite the same as being there of course but how lucky we are to be able to watch it like this. Many thanks for a very interesting programme.
I was lucky enough to be present at the concert and it really was fantastic. What a generous programme of music (there was an encore, too) and every piece was a gem. I’m sure that Kriéger would be delighted that such an exponent as Jonathan introduced his Toccata to those of us who were unfamiliar with it; I bet that Mahler would have approved of the wonderful transcription of his Adagietto, too. Not having the best view of Jonathan’s hands and feet at the concert, I appreciate all over again Tom’s amazing videography. Well done, both of you!
Aww . . . what was the encore? Too bad we online members missed it!
It was ‘Palladio’ by Karl Jenkins.
@@OperaNut Hmm . . . another piece I'm not familiar with. Hopefully Jonathan will include it in another online concert one of these days. Thanks for replying! 😊
Last night I searched for Palladio and listened to an orchestral version of it. It was nice, and I liked that it was a tribute to the classical architect. I also read his (Jenkins) Wikipedia biography. "Palladio" sounded like he was copying bits by many other composers. I assume the first movement was the encore Jonathan played, and I was surprised to discover it was the music for those diamond commercials back in the 80s. Another surprise - Jenkins played a part in Tubular Bells. Seems like an interesting fellow. I'll have to do some more searching and listening on Karl Jenkins, too.
Wow! So disappointed we didn't get to see the encore - I love Palladio (Benedictus too!!)! Mustn't be greedy though, I really loved the Adagietto.
I'm enjoying, these are my favorites
Music is amazing; so so beautiful…. And the photographer did such a wonderful job….. thanks for doing the online concerts so I can enjoy the music that I would not be able to do in person…..
I’m so grateful for the music all these months! And thanks for the German lesson! I speak and read German and I have surrounded myself with music all my life but I had no idea that Nachtmusik translated to serenade. New lessons for older people ❤️❤️
Johnathan you made that organ sing..U are truly a perfectionist...on each and every note..I 💕 u guys U R Music at it's f ok nest
Bravissimo! Lei Maestro allieta le nostre anime con lo strumento la cui voce è ciò che di umano più si avvicina alla voce di Dio
Really looking forward to this . Another fantastic treat in store. Thanks again Jonathan and Tom
My first exposure to the work by this unique duo. Overwhelming! I've always loved fine organ music, so not sure why I just discovered Jonathan and Tom. They add immensely to the gratitude and joy in my life. I'll be sharing this...
listened to the krieger 20 times.. celestial.. that and the entire concert absolutely sublime! thank you so much Scott Bros !!
Bravo! Congratulations! You are an inspiration for me. From São Paulo Brazil.
Hi Jonathan - I come back to this performance, yet again. For some unknown reason, the poignancy/sadness of JSB's Fantasia (& Fugue) in C Minor BWV 537 keeps entering my mind whenever I think of (and see) the utter tragedy/carnage that is occurring in the Ukraine; it brings tears to my eyes every time.! God bless the brave and inspirational people of Ukraine! 🇺🇦
Great!
Bravo! You both should be considered national treasures! Thank you!
I used to go to Ripon Cathedral when I was at secondary school and the music teacher used to say the organ was a dog. Seems like it was just his playing 😆
Волшебная музыка органа супер органист мира видео фантастик ! ! !🙂
Thank you so much. Enjoyed it very much. Take care both. Our best wishes from Janet and Roy xx
SO pleased you're continuing with online concerts. You two have kept me sane through three lockdowns, so hearing you're keeping these going is even more 'music to the ears'
Simplemente Fantástico !!!
Bravo !!!
It is great that you are back at Ripon. Looking forward to this concert very much.
I love the fact the organ makeup involves so many pieces and layers enclosed in an acoustically friendly venue.The best part is hearing Jonathan perform on the organ at a wide variety of venues.Thank You!!
Wonderful concert, I can listen to Jonathan’s playing over and over again, and forever!
Such wonderful music played by Jonathan and accompanied by Tom’s superb filming and recording, as always. Seeing the interior of this magnificent cathedral almost makes you feel as if you are there in person listening to the exquisite music. Thank you so much Jonathan and Tom for sharing these concerts with us.👏👏👏
That beautiful organ has a beautiful sound to it that's a beautiful organ I love beautiful organ music
Fabulous as always ! Always had a soft spot for the organ at Ripon.
I have heard the Guilmant piece before, after all, but Krieger is totally new to me, so I am always making discoveries in these concerts! It was quite interesting to hear the Adagietto from Mahler's 5th on the organ. I remember the NY Philharmonic, conducted by Bernstein, played that at the funeral of Bobby Kennedy at St. Patrick's Cathedral in NYC in 1968, as I watched that on TV at the time. Since then, I've always thought of it as a sad, funereal piece. This seemed a little lighter in mood. This program really did display many of the organ's orchestral sounds. Some organs make these compositions sound better on the organ than with an orchestra! Thanks for continuing to give us online concerts, Jonathan, even though it must mean double work for you and Tom! 💗🎹💗
Fantastic lad! 👐🙌
Yes, please continue to post your concerts and other tasty tidbits. I might never have discovered you two without the internet. What a loss that would have been.
Can't help but wonder about all the wedding gowns displayed in the background. ??
Love the origami birds!
Ripon is a small town of about 15,000 people. Admission to the cathedral is free but they needs to raise money. Hence the display of wedding gowns.
This is again absolutely wonderful. What a superb mastery of the "tool box" provided by the organ builders. The fresh faced Mr Scott, ably supported by his brother adds nuance with the stories about the composer's; I can well imagine Edward Elgar to offer to partner Strauss; Elgar's labours merely adds to his standing in the world of music. Keep it up!!
Ich habe das Glück ein Konzert im Billerbecker Dom zu erleben wo er an der großen Fleiter Orgel spielt am Pfingstsonntag um 28 Uhr
18 Uhr sollte es heißen
This was unbelievably memorable. Thank you for gifting this enrapturing experience to the world.
thanks for introducing me to Georges Kriéger. Amazing piece!!!!!!!
Wonderful. Bravo!!!! Thoroughly enjoyed this performance. Someday, perhaps I'll be able to attend in person.
Marvelous. You will blow your "in person" audience away. Good luck for a full church. From Chicago, U.S.A, 1:38 P.M. ( Mozart afternoon music here).