I wrote the same thing to my sister about these huge organs.. there are so many great videos of them and their inner workings.. in St Louis they have a Woleritzer ? That has train whistles, horses and other stuff
The organ is the twelve thousand pound gorilla of the concert hall. The basso profundo proves that every time, though the tremendous versatility is inescapable.
No one understood what Mr. Zafar meant. Bach was a church cantor and organist and composed many organ pieces, for instance, the most popular Toccata and Fugue in D Minor.
It IS cool isn't it? Imagine the days when an organ was always powered by a non electric air pump (i.e. a couple of people had to be in the bellows room pumping in order for there to be enough air for a big instrument)
It's crazy that, despite their age, they're highly sophisticated engineering masterpieces. They're an instrument literally the size of a building, and they were made hundreds of years ago as well! It would take so long for a modern team to make one, let alone however many years ago they were first made.
I was thinking the same thing -- I can certainly hear these bass notes, but I wonder what it'd be like to stand there and *FEEL* this being played right in front of you. It has to be stupendous!
@@LMacNeill it is a most brilliant feeling. I have often been to a church with a big organ and I love going to the altar under it while it plays, everything vibrates so hard. It makes me think that if an instrument can achieve this, how would it be to be in the presence of God?
My God!! If you don't listen to this with an EXCELLENT pair of headphones, you are doing yourself a great disservice! What an amazing arrangement! And a fantastic performance!! Absolutely superb!!!
Wow I have a feeling that Herr Beethoven would have been looking down from above, and be sensationally surprised by this wonderful performance. I have heard it thousands of times, but to hear it on a grand organ was a sensational experience. Majesty, power, volume, emotional impact. Where else does a musician use all four limbs to produce music, and so brilliantly? Bravo.
@ Eugene Trollip If I were present at this performance I think my soul would separate from my material body for a good while as it really shook me deeply.
🎸🎻🎧🎤💛👌I really like the way Jonathan Scott plays the organ. He is a very professional organ player. Special thanks for the nice presentation to St. Nicolas' Church, Toulouse, France. Symphony No. 5 in c minor Op. 67 by Ludwig van Beethoven is simply stunning. I am a big fan of the composer. The Symphony No. 5 in C minor of Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 67, was written between 1804 and 1808. It is one of the best-known compositions in classical music and one of the most frequently played symphonies, and it is widely considered one of the cornerstones of western music. First performed in Vienna's Theater an der Wien in 1808, the work achieved its prodigious reputation soon afterward. E. T. A. Hoffmann described the symphony as "one of the most important works of the time". As is typical of symphonies during the Classical period, Beethoven's Fifth Symphony has four movements. Big like.👌👍
The skill displayed by both the brothers never ceases to amaze me. Great playing and video quality - the camera angles perfectly complement the playing!
Never underestimate the versatility of the pipe organ! I thought to myself "well, this might be good." Blew me away! The different voices, the clarity, and as always, the power! Excellence!
I’ve had the honor of sitting inside of a pipe organ. It is so neat to feel and hear the microscopic burst air before it goes into the pipe and the resulting music comes out. The tune I heard was Bach’s Toccata & Fugue in d minor. Beethoven’s would have been just as magnificent.
Without a doubt one of the most INTENSE performances of this piece I have ever heard in my life. Fabulous. I'm crying a little and I think I need a drink.
When they think that, you should ask them, do you know what it's like to get kicked in the head with an iron boot? Of course not, nobody does, it never happens. :)
Never had any feeling for Beethoven. Until NOW....a masterpiece suddenly emerges under the hands of Jonathan.... Goosebumps....orchestras néver have been able to convey to me the genius of Beethoven. Jonathan DID!!
What a sound! Notice that the manuals only go up to F and there doesn't appear to be any thumb pistons, just a few composition pedals which he hardly touches and hand registration. This instrument handles the orchestral transcription beautifully when it was obviously designed for other purposes. A exciting rendition, thank you Jonathan.
For those who haven't heard one of this marvels of the humanity in live When a deep note is played on it the entire place vibrates whit the note, it's magical
We can only imagine what this sounded like in person, to be in the church while this was being played. And he's doing what a true artist would do, which is to make strategic pauses in the playing of the symphony, which is to let the acoustics continue the composition, then let them exhaust themselves before continuing the melody.
Formidable transcription et interprétation tonique, nerveuse. La musique de Beethoven convient parfaitement à la grandeur de l'orgue. Elle n'est en rien dénaturée, bien au contraire. Le court passage fugué rend un hommage à Jean Sébastien Bach, et ce n'est que justice. Cela m'évoque la transcription pour orgue de la Marcia Funebre, jouée dans le Beethoven, de Abel Gance. Merci à vous !
The comments are amusing , funny and somewhat angry. I just enjoy watching someone with this much talent recreate such grand music on an organ in a beautiful cathedral. Buttons, keys and pedals! I wouldn’t have the first clue but still I am enthralled! Thank you so much.
I have never heard a transcription of this piece for organ. This is fantastic! Jonathan Scott is a musical genius! Thank you Jonathan for sharing your talents with the world!
Jonathan's transcription of this orchestral work = V for Victory! Allowing the opening notes to reverberate completely set the pace of the piece for me. The echo and a breath, I was ready to listen. Magnificently performed and recorded. Thanks guys!
If you like a good loud building then listen to the German wunderkind (23) organist Paul Fey playing a baroque fanfare on the 1762 Jordi Bosch organ in Spain. French organs like this one in Toulouse were build on a long tradition of loud 'shouty' ranks of reeds but they had nothing on the baroque Spanish who built organs for military pageant and procession and definitely not for hymn singing. The Santanyi organ is 25% horizontal trumpets and the rest is reeds with the base pedal sounding like a drum. Find the upload in YT under: 'FANFARE - Paul Fey plays the Organ in SANTANYI (Spain) using the SPANISH TRUMPETS - Jordi Bosch'
OMG!!!!!! Just had to comment that was beyond fantastic. Made the hairs on my arms stand up. Would of loved to of been in that lovely church when it was played.
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Underrated comment
You mean cathedral
Yes, building
It's kind of crazy that a single person can play a whole orchestra at once.
Both hands. Both feet ! Amazing
I didn’t know I needed this from James Bond (Daniel Craig) :)
Facts!!
An organist plays the building not an instrument 😉
I wrote the same thing to my sister about these huge organs.. there are so many great videos of them and their inner workings.. in St Louis they have a Woleritzer ? That has train whistles, horses and other stuff
Organs are in my opinion the coolest instrument out there
They are my favourite instrument 😍😘🎹⛪
I agree
That was my thought when I was a kid. And I agree. 👌
I have played this already same as toccata and fugue in d minor
By far
No matter how big of an orchestra, the organ is always the king.
What I said.
@@whitetailani
There is!
There are string sounding stops on an organ!
The organ is the twelve thousand pound gorilla of the concert hall. The basso profundo proves that every time, though the tremendous versatility is inescapable.
Amen
Imagine Bach walking in and listening to this.
Or, maybe Beethoven?
@@jimshaw899 Beethoven wouldn't hear thought
@@giacomocasartelli5503 he would certainly feel it though!
@@giacomocasartelli5503 The Fifth he could still hear. It was the 9th that was silent to him. So, I suppose it depends on which year you dig him up.
No one understood what Mr. Zafar meant. Bach was a church cantor and organist and composed many organ pieces, for instance, the most popular Toccata and Fugue in D Minor.
It never fails to amaze me that such a tiny key can control such a large pipe.
It IS cool isn't it?
Imagine the days when an organ was always powered by a non electric air pump (i.e. a couple of people had to be in the bellows room pumping in order for there to be enough air for a big instrument)
It doesn't. Organs have many many more pipes behind what's called the facade. The higher notes come out of those.
To me the organ sounds at once ancient and futuristic.
Timeless.
Yes, there is everything from baroque organs to theater organs which both can sound great!
It's crazy that, despite their age, they're highly sophisticated engineering masterpieces. They're an instrument literally the size of a building, and they were made hundreds of years ago as well! It would take so long for a modern team to make one, let alone however many years ago they were first made.
This particular organ has a magnificent sound!!!
And more importantly, someone who knows how to record it!
Not only the organ itself, but also complemented by the magnific church acoustic!
I've observed that pipe organs located in France were really well optimised
Those bass notes though! Oooooof! Would love to be there to feel it!
Incredible performance.
I was thinking the same thing -- I can certainly hear these bass notes, but I wonder what it'd be like to stand there and *FEEL* this being played right in front of you. It has to be stupendous!
I bet you would probably feel the church shaking...
boat horn
@@LMacNeill it is a most brilliant feeling. I have often been to a church with a big organ and I love going to the altar under it while it plays, everything vibrates so hard. It makes me think that if an instrument can achieve this, how would it be to be in the presence of God?
Organs are one of the only instruments that you can FEEEL in your bones and your chest - such raw power and emotion when playing, amazing.
Makes you appreciate and realize again and again how Beethoven really was a genius.
new ears! The Glenn Gould 6th is a similar revelation just because you can listen to it as if anew.
These days I'm falling in love with pipe organ playing.
God...Beethoven...organ...listener. That's all that's needed.
My God!! If you don't listen to this with an EXCELLENT pair of headphones, you are doing yourself a great disservice! What an amazing arrangement! And a fantastic performance!! Absolutely superb!!!
a superb pair of headphones will only reveal how terrible youtube's compression is
@@guguigugu nailed it
Great suggestion. Already fabulous, but the headphones make it work so much better
I was lucky one day and found a pair of Sony Professional Studio Monitor MDR 7506 headphones at a thrift store. Best $5.00 ever spent.
My sennheisers are singin' these notes!
I'm sure Beethoven would applaud this performance of his magnificent first movement of the 5th Symphony!
Can't like it enough times....need more like buttons
So true.
@@nickgoodwood4812 You need more buttons. the organ, however, does not.
@@vazquezb2011 like, buttons?
Use the button on right of the like button
@@vazquezb2011 organ don't have enough buttons -a musician, it's like an electronic keyboard except acoustic wiich is just amazing
Wow I have a feeling that Herr Beethoven would have been looking down from above, and be sensationally surprised by this wonderful performance. I have heard it thousands of times, but to hear it on a grand organ was a sensational experience. Majesty, power, volume, emotional impact. Where else does a musician use all four limbs to produce music, and so brilliantly? Bravo.
Antoine Duchamp - Bravo, yes.
@Σאgßと I mean, if you believe in an afterlife in the first place, it's not a stretch to think he might get his hearing back...
What a powerful organ! Perfect reverberation in the building and the piece was superbly played to bring out the best of the acoustics. Well done!
@ Eugene Trollip If I were present at this performance I think my soul would separate from my material body for a good while as it really shook me deeply.
very powerful indeed! A true french overstatement.
Yea I agree!
I think this guy is a genius at the organ
You've got to feel some kind of powerful when you're playing that symphony, with that organ in that Church! Wow I can only imagine!
I bet that church was vibrating from those deep tones. What a treat it would be to experience this live.
🎸🎻🎧🎤💛👌I really like the way Jonathan Scott plays the organ. He is a very professional organ player. Special thanks for the nice presentation to St. Nicolas' Church, Toulouse, France.
Symphony No. 5 in c minor Op. 67 by Ludwig van Beethoven is simply stunning. I am a big fan of the composer.
The Symphony No. 5 in C minor of Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 67, was written between 1804 and 1808. It is one of the best-known compositions in classical music and one of the most frequently played symphonies, and it is widely considered one of the cornerstones of western music. First performed in Vienna's Theater an der Wien in 1808, the work achieved its prodigious reputation soon afterward. E. T. A. Hoffmann described the symphony as "one of the most important works of the time". As is typical of symphonies during the Classical period, Beethoven's Fifth Symphony has four movements.
Big like.👌👍
It's true, both the performer and the composer are wonderful. 🎹🪗
Beethoven is my favorite too.😊♥🎸
Very nice music.🎤🎹🎸
Yes. It's simply uplifting.👍
Beethoven is my favorit.🎹🎧
Pipe organ... best instrument for introverts who want to play orchestra
Astonishing! Glorious, solemn and astonishingly beautiful.
Excellent choice of descriptive words.
Fantastic.
There are no words for this
7:19 most powerful part!!
Astounding. Tears come to my eyes.
He should be on the Queen of England's Christmas honours list with that level of skill of music
The skill displayed by both the brothers never ceases to amaze me. Great playing and video quality - the camera angles perfectly complement the playing!
La musica è universale m
Non conosce lingue o barriere forse l'unica cosa che unisce tutti indistintamente 😜
@@HobbyOrganist I like it
sos un genio inimitable TE FELICITO desde argentina
C’est extraordinaire, quel jeu !!!!!. Ce Jonathan Scott est un très très grand organiste.
Great rendition!
Never underestimate the versatility of the pipe organ! I thought to myself "well, this might be good." Blew me away! The different voices, the clarity, and as always, the power! Excellence!
As always , well done
Hey
Superbe !!! Du punch, de la clarté, puissance, des couleurs. Comme quoi il n'y a pas que Cavaillé-Coll dans la vie. Merci infiniment.
How talented can anyone get.
Sounds amazing on a pipe organ. By far the best instrument. You can feel the mighty power of the organ
I’ve had the honor of sitting inside of a pipe organ. It is so neat to feel and hear the microscopic burst air before it goes into the pipe and the resulting music comes out. The tune I heard was Bach’s Toccata & Fugue in d minor. Beethoven’s would have been just as magnificent.
Without a doubt one of the most INTENSE performances of this piece I have ever heard in my life. Fabulous. I'm crying a little and I think I need a drink.
Such a beautiful organ!!! First class organ -- first class organist!!!
first class organist and then some.
When drummers think their footwork is difficult ...
@hawkturkey Kung-fu level instrument! I am a Pianist and a drummer. not both. Its like playing keyboard, with cymbal hits when he grabs those too!
@hawkturkey Since this comment reminded me of this sick vid, I'm goin to watch it again.
Mmmm Bowers and Wilkin's going insane!
@@MurderBong Organist here, can confirm. The footwork is a nightmare.
When they think that, you should ask them, do you know what it's like to get kicked in the head with an iron boot? Of course not, nobody does, it never happens. :)
Impressive. He probably thought he had nothing Toulouse in transcribing this and he was right. Sounds just as good as the original orchestral version.
Heh, nice pun.
Was he sight ‘reeding’
Never had any feeling for Beethoven.
Until NOW....a masterpiece suddenly
emerges under the hands of Jonathan....
Goosebumps....orchestras néver
have been able to convey to me
the genius of Beethoven.
Jonathan DID!!
And those dissonances. So transporting on the organ.
Superb!! imagine being there in person. Wow
Great Symphony. A favorite. Rosa Larsen
This is the most powerful performance I've ever heard! Scottbrothersduo💪
Gorgeous pipe organ version of Beethoven's 5th Symphony!
What a sound! Notice that the manuals only go up to F and there doesn't appear to be any thumb pistons, just a few composition pedals which he hardly touches and hand registration. This instrument handles the orchestral transcription beautifully when it was obviously designed for other purposes. A exciting rendition, thank you Jonathan.
Wow u got BELLOWS WOOO THOSE ARE SOME KINDA PIPES I HAVE NEVER HEARD SUCH ACOUSTICS THANKS FOR SHARING SUCH A OLDIE BUT GOODIE MS DEE PIPE LOVER
For those who haven't heard one of this marvels of the humanity in live
When a deep note is played on it the entire place vibrates whit the note, it's magical
素晴らしいです！
鳥肌立ちました
Astonising! I cannot imagine one person can play all sounds of such a big and famous piece.
Sublime!
Realmente impactante!!! Excelente interpretación!!! Maravilloso Órgano, registración soberbia!!! Y totalmente espléndido arreglo para el órgano!!!
We can only imagine what this sounded like in person, to be in the church while this was being played. And he's doing what a true artist would do, which is to make strategic pauses in the playing of the symphony, which is to let the acoustics continue the composition, then let them exhaust themselves before continuing the melody.
Playing the organ is effectively playing the church
Incredible performance and organ. Wish I could have been there.
A perfect marriage of complementary aesthetics, and wonderful playing, thank you. And a sound... like the sun being torn apart!
Ich versuche auch alles mögliche auf der Orgel zu spielen, aber die fünfte Sinfonie von Beethoven klingt absolut fantastisch auf diesem Instrument.
Formidable transcription et interprétation tonique, nerveuse. La musique de Beethoven convient parfaitement à la grandeur de l'orgue. Elle n'est en rien dénaturée, bien au contraire. Le court passage fugué rend un hommage à Jean Sébastien Bach, et ce n'est que justice. Cela m'évoque la transcription pour orgue de la Marcia Funebre, jouée dans le Beethoven, de Abel Gance. Merci à vous !
Bei der vollendung der 10. Synfonie habe ich eine Orientierung an diese Aspekte vorgeschlagen.
Das gibt irgendwie ein strengeres feeling.
Just amazing!!!!!! Thank you for all these feeling!!!! ❤❤❤
Absolutely magnificent. I fell in love with organ with my whole heart. I need more of it!
Really unique and distinct voices and beautifully put together.
This mighty piece played beautifully!
Your transcriptions make everything new!
The comments are amusing , funny and somewhat angry. I just enjoy watching someone with this much talent recreate such grand music on an organ in a beautiful cathedral. Buttons, keys and pedals! I wouldn’t have the first clue but still I am enthralled! Thank you so much.
It's marvellous. I adore so much. 💓 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
Incredible !! Tremendous arrangement !! First class all the way, as the composer himself would have performed it !! Bravo !!
Isso é maravilhoso!
Perfeito!
Amei.
Parabéns 👏🏾👏🏾🇧🇷🥰🌍
Both the transcription and performance are breathtaking; the organ is fabulous, too. How anyone can give this a thumbs-down is absolutely beyond me.
Simple jealousy ! Don't forget there are some real nutters in the organ world!
I know it would sound marvelous on the organ!!!!!!
I have never heard a transcription of this piece for organ. This is fantastic! Jonathan Scott is a musical genius! Thank you Jonathan for sharing your talents with the world!
Jonathan's transcription of this orchestral work = V for Victory! Allowing the opening notes to reverberate completely set the pace of the piece for me. The echo and a breath, I was ready to listen. Magnificently performed and recorded. Thanks guys!
I really want to hear an organ in person :0
You don't hear an organ
You feel the organ in person, the power of that instrument it's just something That only can be described as magic
Truly the king of all instruments.
Superb. Just like listening to this mighty piece for the first time!
The ending is supremely EMPHATIC! Legendary
By far the best rendition of Beethovens 5 th I have heard. Fabulous Johnathan 👌
A reverberação é tão boa que o som leva 6 segundos pra sumir, que instrumento incrível
U R Genius!!!! Magnific!!! Bravo!!! Bravisimo!!! The full energy!! No words!!!
Love You
outstanding!!!!!!!!!!
the conversion of orchestra transcription to organ is unbelievable and so perfect .
Hats off to JONATHAN SCOTT.
Being a hard rock guy, one who loves a good, loud building, this organ stuff is fantastic. Rock on, bro!
If you like a good loud building then listen to the German wunderkind (23) organist Paul Fey playing a baroque fanfare on the 1762 Jordi Bosch organ in Spain.
French organs like this one in Toulouse were build on a long tradition of loud 'shouty' ranks of reeds but they had nothing on the baroque Spanish who built organs for military pageant and procession and definitely not for hymn singing.
The Santanyi organ is 25% horizontal trumpets and the rest is reeds with the base pedal sounding like a drum. Find the upload in YT under:
'FANFARE - Paul Fey plays the Organ in SANTANYI (Spain) using the SPANISH TRUMPETS - Jordi Bosch'
@@epincion Thanks. I will certainly check it out.
Bravo cher Monsieur !
An excellent arrangement, performance and audio/video.
Out of all their recordings I just keep coming back and back to this 🎉- it’s just brilliant
Fenomenális ! Ez a legjobb amit valaha hallottam No 5 Beetoven színfóniából !
Jonathan Scott: organist and arranger par excellence. ❤️
And beautiful videography and sound by brother Tom. 👍
Aw, those fiery French reeds! 💥
Just love these big French 'Growlers', with all their reed stops.
The room really packs a punch is this case too. Very clean reverberance.
Agreed!
Me too, and combined with Jonathan Scott and yet another wonderful transcription of his, I have watched this video at least 10 times.
You should hear the Spanish reeds of a pipe organ!
Wonderful! S. Nicolas organ is an orchestra! Thank you, Jonathan Scott.
Beethoven's 5th but Scottbrothers 1st in excellence!
Good grief!! The brass section on this instrument is absolutely crazy!! Fantastic recording and great playing by Jonathan!🎵🎶😄👍👍
Video : French
Song : German
Comments : English
Like Beethoven's symphonies, languages blend gracefully.
Veramente meraviglioso! Bravissimo l’organista una coordinazione perfetta, fantastico.
Merci
I just listen to this over and over. Thank you so much.
Ein absolut majestätisches Instrument 👑👑👑👑👑
This organ has such spit and fire! Must be deafening to be immersed right in it when playing.
Semplicemente MOSTRUOSO!! complimenti per la performance e GRAZIE DI ESISTERE!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
OMG!!!!!! Just had to comment that was beyond fantastic. Made the hairs on my arms stand up. Would of loved to of been in that lovely church when it was played.
Goosebumps. Literal goosebumps, especially at that ending. Wow. That's all I can say. Wow!
Jonathan, you are a fabulous organist. You and Tom have given me countless hours of listening and viewing pleasure.🎹