BEETHOVEN - SYMPHONY NO. 3 'EROICA' - ORGAN SOLO - JONATHAN SCOTT - ARMLEY SCHULZE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2022
- Organist Jonathan Scott performs his arrangement of Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) Allegro con brio from Symphony No. 3 in Eb Major, Op. 55 "Eroica" on the famous Armley Schulze Pipe Organ. The score of this transcription is available here: www.scottbrothersduo.com/SCOR...
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Film & Sound by TOM SCOTT
Thank you to everyone at St. Bartholomew's, Armley, Leeds UK
THE SCHULZE ORGAN OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S, ARMLEY
Built by Edmund Schulze for Thomas Stuart Kennedy, Meanwood Towers, Leeds, 1870
Removed into St. Peter's Church, Harrogate, 1877
Removed into ST. Batholomew's Church, Armley, Leeds, by Brindley & Foster 1879
Rebuilt 1905 by James Jepson Binns
Restored 2003 by Harrison & Harrison
Tubular Pneumatic Action
SPECIFICATION
PEDAL [CCC-F 30 Notes]
Sub Bass 32 (1879 Eduard Schulze)
Principal Bass Wood 16
Open Metal 16 (1879 Eduard Schulze)
Sub Bass 16
Violon 16
Quinte 10 2/3
Octave 8
Flöten Bass 8
Violoncello 8
Octave 4
Posaune 16
Trompete 8
Manual I - CHOIR [CC-c4 61 Notes]
Lieblich Bordun 16
Minor Principal 8
Orchester Flöte 8
Lieblich Gedackt 8
Cello und Violine 8
Harmonica 8
Octave 4
Lieblich Flöte 4
Piccolo 4
Cornett II-V fach
Clarinette 8
Tremulant (Binns 1905)
Manual II - GREAT [CC-c4 61 Notes]
Sub Principal 16
Bordun 16
Major Principal 8
Genshorn 8
Octave 4
Hohl Flöte 4
Rauschquinte II fach
Mixtur V fach
Tuba 16
Trompete 8
Manual III - SWELL (Enclosed) [CC-c4 61 Notes]
Bordun 16
Geigen Principal 8
Flauto Traverso 8
Gamba 8
Salicional 8
Celeste t.c. 8 (c. 1900? Originally Rohrflöte - Original Stop name retained)
Octave 4
Flauto Traverso 4
Cymbal IV fach
Horn 8
Oboe 8
Clarine 4
Tremulant (Binns 1905)
Manual IV - ECHO [CC-c4 61 Notes]
Tibia Major 16
Vox Angelica 8
Echo Oboe 8
Zart Flöte 4
Dolcan 8
Still Gedackt 8
Dolessimo 4
Echo Flöte 4
Nasard 2 2/3
Flautino 2
Tremulant (Binns 1905)
COUPLERS
Great to Pedal, Choir to Pedal, Swell to Pedal, Echo to Pedal
Swell to Great, Choir to Great, Echo to Great, Swell to Choir, Echo to Swell
Great to Pedal Pistons Coupled
6 Combination Pistons to Swell & Great
4 Combination Pistons to Choir & Echo
Reversibles Pistons: Great to Pedal, Swell to Great, Swell to Pedal
6 Toe Pistons to pedal & Swell
Reversible toe Pistons: Great to Pedal, Swell to Great - เพลง
Being an organist is not a joke. One man orchestra 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
If I didn't know better, I'd swear Beethoven wrote this for organ. Brilliant!
Your ability to take orchestral masterpieces and make them feel "at home" on the organ is just stunning. Thank you once again for sharing your talent with us.
In a few hours the videos are posted here on TH-cam and are already seen by many people. It's amazing the amount of views in such a short time. This shows the prestige the Scott brothers have with the public.
comme toujours avec Jonathan Scott, un moment d'enchantementMerci Jonathan
P. Ghislain, Belgique
It's like I said in another comment to another video, the brothers "Scott Brothers Duo" will still end up in Hollywood, on movie screens. Because stars they already are.
Had I been in that church down in the pews quietly praying when the air was suddenly broken by the power of those two grand opening chords of the Eroica, I'd be leaving tears on the marble floor from the uplift and majesty of it all. One of those life moments you never forget...
Bravo and what a joy to hear the Wonderful Armley Schulze 👏👏👏👍
Utterly splendid! An old friend reborn by this immensely talented gentleman. As with other Beethoven transposed by Jonathan Scott, this too sounds as it should always have been for organ. I wonder if a full orchestra, set in an empty cathedral with all that superb reverberation, would sound as sublime.
Welcome to 2022 year, Scottbrothersduo. Nice to see you again. And again to receive musical pleasure from your musical melodies. And musical message. Thank you very much for that, as always.
This has just become my new favourite from the Scott Brothers. You can’t keep me away from your channel. A king of a piece on the king of instruments.
incredible performance Jonathan. Such a pleasure to listen to.
A selection from the "Armley Schultze" Organ concert. Much more like this in the complete program! From Chicago, U.S.A.
Jonathan, your registration choices are absolutely brilliant. The way you achieve Beethovenian crescendos is so captivating. Keep up the good work!
It's been a long time since I heard the 3rd in any form (and I own a couple of respectable recordings of it).
This is a good reminder of its splendour.
Also ich bin ein großer Bewunderer von Beethoven und No. 3 Eroica gehört mit zu meinen Lieblingsstücken Meisterhaft vorgetragen !! Von mir stehende Ovationen 👏👏👏👏🎼🎶
Ich kann nicht mehr zustimmen!
LOVE THIS ORGAN!!!!!!! Thank you for sharing
Thanks Jonathan for the wonderful arrangement and performance. Thanks, Tom, for the excellent video.
Spectacular performance on such a stunning organ. Well Done, Jonathan.
So beautiful! This is like a one man orchestra.
È sempre sublime il suono dell'organo ti entra nel cuore per la Sua magnifica musica pare sempre di essere nel creato alla presenza del Dio Altissimo.
I can’t wait to see you both reach 100k subscribers you absolutely deserve it
Absolute magic . Your dedication to the innards of the piece and unique ear for sound is a never ending joy for me. Well done fella well done
BRAVO!!! Well done, Jonathan.
Incredible
Absolutely epic! Would love to see what Jonathan could do with the rest of this symphony!
Me too. This was so good but it’s just the first movement. I wish I could hear the finale.
I don't normally listen to Beethoven, so it was a pleasant surprise to me that I enjoyed this piece.
Superb! - look forward to the remaining movements...
So beautiful! Thank you for your videos. You make us feel like we're listening to a full orchestra.
Bravo Jonathan. A wonderful piece performed so beautifully. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
It's wonderful! Beethoven would be very moved if he heard! Thank you both for everything!
You never cease to amaze with your arrangements! Sound and video also outstanding! Thank you so much!
BRAVO!!!!!
Qué obra más grande!! Qué interpretación más magistral!! Qué órgano más espectacular!! Qué sitio más increible!! Todo perfecto!! Felicidades hermanos Scott!! 💖😘
Jonathan, what an arrangement! what an arrangement! I'm in awe, and I mean as a musician x Happy new year to you and Your lovely family :)
Bravo Jonathan love Beethoven but have not heard the Eroica played on an organ before
Day 4 of the Pink Test at the SCG at lunch now. Cheers from Sydney
Magistral!!!
BRAVO!👏👏👏 Outstanding performance Jonathan, truly amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this delightful performance with us! Played on a grand organ of great significance.
Thank you and all the very best, take care John from Australia
Great music and amazing organist !
The great and famous pipe organ "Armley Schulze Pipe Organ" is only smaller for Jonathan. I have almost no words left to praise Jonathan and Tom.
One thing I know, they love challenges, characteristic of smart people who love life... 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
Fantastic as always Jonathan!😁👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
Fantastic, such a talent x
Brilliant!!
Fantastisch!
BRAVOOOO, IMPRESIVNO!!!
Que hermosa música. Lo máximo.
EXTRAORDINARIO!!!
outstanding !
Anche adattata all'Organo questa Sinfonia non perde il suo smalto , il suo vigore e la sua drammaticita' e non si puo' non accennare alla bellezza delle inquadrature della volta di questa maestosa Cattedrale !
Amazing ! ❤
Mr. Scott, I'm seriously wondering if there is anything you *can't* play on the organ. Bravissimo!
That organ sure has been around and about!!
Interesting history!!
Me thinks that austere genius would appreciate and applaud such a grand transcription as the organ is king of instruments. PWG
Amazing🍃thank you
Che organo stupendo!! I bassi da 32 che potenza e maestosità.!
Absolutely amazing man. Thanks again ❤❤🙌
Божественная музыка органа органист супер ! ! !😀😎🙂😋
Gbogbo ìgbà ni mo máà n gbádùn bóo se máà te dùrù yìí. Inú mi n dùn tí n bá ti n gbó àwon isé e. Múra si. Bravo
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Very nice Pedal section. The great seems to be missing an independent 2-2/3' and 2' to complete the Diapason chorus. Too bed because the 2-2/3' can produce some interesting effects in combination with flutes and strings. Big husky organ, Nicely done. Amazing how 10 fingers and two feet when properly used can duplicate an orchestral score. Who more competent to use those devices than Jonathan Scott. He is the embodiment of Lynwood Farnham and Edwin Lamare all in one. Another great performance on an English/German organ. One would think after so many relocations that it would have been altered beyond all recognition. And to the unseen magician who bring us the sights and sounds of these magnificent buildings and organs - Thank you for you skill and sensitivity.
Good comment. Fortunately when the organ was installed (and enlarged) in this church in 1879 Eduard Schultz brother of Edmund (who was now very ill) came from Germany and supervised the reinstallation and brought the new additional ranks (for the pedal) with him so keeping the tone that of a German Romantic organ. Then there was again good fortune 24 yrs later when JJ Binns did the rebuild as he was a great admirer of Schultz and faithfully kept the tonal palette. So it really is that rare breed, a surviving a 19th century German Romantic organ and as such very valuable to the organ world. Beethoven plus Schultz plus Jonathan is a marriage made in heaven.
The "man behind the curtain" is Jonathan's brother Tom. He's also a fine pianist, and in addition does animation. From Chicago, U.S.A.
@@g.k.failla9389 Having followed the Scott brothers for several years I am well aware of who does what, how and why. What I don't understand it why you take it upon yourself to butt in where you were not asked to be. Rest assured, when next I want information regarding the action of the organ, wind pressure or cut up on the pip mouths I will contact you directly. Otherwise you should speak when spoken to. It is people like you butting in where you are not invited that has made this world the hell it presently is.
@@organbuilder272 What a rude overreaction. To begin with, the reply/comment wasn't addressed to you personally.
@@marc49lewis Really - I guess you didn't notice that it is in the reply section under my name. Maybe it is abrupt. I don't like people responding to comments not made directly to them. I think the Brothers are aware of who does what and so are all the folks who regularly come to view these incredible performances. There is no need for some busy-body to but in giving a bio on either of the brothers. And here here you are making a reply to me as well. and it is not correct either since you say it was not directed at me. It WAS in a REPLY to my comment about who did sound and graphics. if you read it carefully. It would be best if people concerned themselves with the subject and not comments made by other people. Wouldn't you agree - that way she wouldn't have replied to a comment NOT made directly to her and you would not make a comment containing an obvious error.
Spent many a time counting various things in recitals there (sat in a day dream), while sat in the choir opposite the console. when will Symphony No 6 be played
Were the organs in the world to rise up in mass against humanity Captain Tom would be our only hope. But we’re Captain Tom leading the charge all would be lost, particularly with Beethoven leading the Calvary.
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Difficult to find the superlatives to describe - so I'll not say anything. I'll just keep quiet and listen once more. 🤫
Good! Im first
Just curious if you consulted Franz Liszt’s piano transcription for your own?
So few 2' stops!
Don't read the specification. Listen to the music.
Gbogbo ìgbà ni mo máà n gbádùn bóo se máà te dùrù yìí. Inú mi n dùn tí n bá ti n gbó àwon isé e. Múra si. Bravo