I've been listening to the 1812 overture since I was about 8 years old I'm now 70 years old and for the first time I've heard this piece played on the King of instruments and I can tell you this is a King performance well done sir
The only thing missing is the tumultuous applause of the full house this performance so richly deserved. I'm not really into organ arrangements of orchestral pieces, but yours are so damned good and so excellently played! These RUclips concerts are a delight. Congratulations and thanks.
Year 2001, somewhere in Ohio, the 4-th of July open air concert... the Conductor announces: "Don't ask me why we perform Russian composer Piotr Tchaikovsky on the 4-th of July...I don't know why"... and the final (real) cannons mixed with thunderstorm, lightnings and heavy rain in the dark... everyone left totally wet and impressed. (greetings from Russia)
In memory of the fact that the US declared war on Great Britain in 1812 hoping to take advantage the British involvement in the Napoleonic War to take over Canada. Unfortunately for them they only managed to fight a losing draw that time as the Brits/Canadians pulled back after sacking Washington DC and burning down the White house and conquering the northern shore of Lake Erie almost to Detroit. The French were unable to come and help the US win unlike 35 years earlier.
@bfcmik Wrong. The US only wanted part of Canada and not very badly. The US declared war on Great Britain to stop the Royal Navy kidnapping our merchant sailors at sea and forcing them to serve on their ships. That objective was achieved so we won.
Played this on the TV through my home cinema system. One day I’ll play it really loud. Frightening. Only just discovered these brothers. Already a huge fan!
Way back in the early 90s I was an artilleryman stationed at Ft Stewart GA, and my unit (A battery 13th field artillery) was “salute battery” for the 24th infantry division (mechanized.) The gun crews provided cannon fire from 75mm pack howitzers for military ceremonies, parades, and other functions, and in either 1991 or 92 they fired for the Savannah Symphony’s July 4th performance of the 1812 Overture. Looking back, I wish I’d been part of a gun crew at least once.
Back in 2005 I was the bass trombonist in the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra, we played the 1812 Overture side by side with the ASO, every time I hear this work it brings back such vivid memories of that amazing performance. Hearing it on organ is absolutely amazing, I had chills from the 15 minute mark to the end. Incredible!!
I can beat that (timewise). I played the 1812 (unfortunately never in concert) with my High School Band (Ft. Lauderdale High, FLA) as bass drummer, bought a record on my way back to Germany in New York, have listened to various performances over the years (I’m 74 now) and today (03:27 before retiering) for the first time on an organ. Thank you for the amazing experience.
Absolutely beautiful. Music and music 🎶 for everyone who loves to listen and see the magic and feels the love and magical influence it has on a person's mind and let's you forget the terrible pain in the world all the GLORY GOES TO GOD BLESS YOU ALL WHO FINDS PEACE IN ABUNDANCE AMEN PRAISE GOD BLESS ALL 🙌 🙏 😊 ❤🎉
Every one of this man's videos leave me speechless. To the videographer, thank you for showing more of his footwork in this video then you have in others. His footwork is every bit as amazing as his nimble fingers!!
I was enjoying the performance at full volume while I was sending emails and nearly keeled off my secretary chair when the cannons went off (didn't notice that in the title) For one horrible moment I thought Mr. Scott had been assassinated by someone sent by Tsar Putin as punishment for the temerity of arranging the piece for organ. Will listen again suitably immunized against heart attack!
YES! The final cannon shot, where it ALWAYS SHOULD HAVE BEEN... There are better *performances* of this piece, with better bells, real cannon, and a chorus performing the opening tune a capella... but this is the best ARRANGEMENT I've heard in fifty years of listening to it.
Extraordinary execution, the arrangement was phenomenal! It was an enormous effort in all ways, but the results were without comparison. Even Napoleon would have liked.
If this is to your liking there is another massively extravagant piece written for a celebration of a French loss in 1812. Wellington's Victory by Beethoven. As written it has an expanded orchestra, two brass bands, cannon and muskets. If you listen with headphones it starts with a drummer marching in one ear and out the other.
The beginning of this song is always beautiful, but on the organ, tears filled my eyes. I have never heard this song played in such a unique way, and it is certainly one of the best I've heard. Your gift is beyond comprehension, you are a blessing on this earth.
You know it's coming. You just KNOW it's coming. I'm an older contankerous curmudgeon. When it got here... my goosebumps had goosebumps! One finds one's self right in the middle of things with this man. This performance was the way this piece was meant to be played, and no other! I just went up to play it again. As my cursor crossed the timeline, the sound level came up. Right around 12:45 it begins to take off. I don't get to smile too often like this. One cannot be depressed after watching this!
Double standing ovation from me. Superb piece-excellent registrations-phenomenal use of manuals and pedal-camera angles were masterful. Left me speechless and appreciative. Thank you
No song can bring as big a smile to my face as the 1812 Overture, and your renditions are the greatest I've ever heard! Thank you for continually inspiring me to keep playing the pipe organ; your arrangements are all beyond superb!
@@Daidan0 As a classically trained musician and professional pipe organist, I am well aware of the distinction. I just don't feel the need to nitpick my terminology when leaving a RUclips comment.
@@secretforreddit was not aware of that. so I guess I'm in the wrong for assuming that you were like the usual sort of person who can't tell the difference between a piece of music and a song. so sorry for assuming.
Absolutely fantastic!!!! Incredible talent. I thought someone would have to dig Jonathan out of the keyboard because he played with such passion and emotion. I’m gobsmacked!! Then he walked out the door as if he was getting the bus home.......🤭🇬🇧
Great piece, great performance rendered by a great organist at the king of instruments !!! Congrats, Prof. Jonathan Scott ! Marvelous ! JAL, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South America
Mille mercis pour toutes vos interprétations et transcriptions C’est un vrai bonheur de vous écouter En tant qu’organiste ayant donné des concerts c’est avec beaucoup d’intérêt que je vous écoute soit en soliste ou en duo avec votre frère Continuez à nous faire passer de si bons moments dans ce monde un peu chaotique
@@phyzygy what an amazing performance....and you never made a mistake!!! (Only u would know). I wish I had adequate words to tell u how I felt when listening....and watching u perform.....with such ease, confidence, and professional. Thank u to both you and your brother for creating such a masterpiece....for ALL of us to enjoy. Where did you get your education... to play??
WOW! I've always loved organ music!! When I came upon the Scott brothers organ music a few months ago, I fell in love with their organ music and playing this wonderful instrument!! Thank you!!🎼🎵🎶🎹🥰💕🧡🧡
Absolutely brilliantly!! I am in awe of the skill and effort that must have been put into this arrangement. This is a classical piece that I have listened to so many times, and have been to a few performances thereof. But this must be the most incredible performance that I have ever heard. Bravo!!
In the evening, I felt like the children and their families came home and prayed before dinner. It was a wonderful performance that made me feel the moment of family unity. Thank you for uploading.
@Nathan Camilleri I mean, **it would be possible** to fit compressed air cannons inside an organ. That thing already has ll the machinery needed to make them work.
Darn it. Our Allen electronic church organ has a chimes (bells) stop, but doesn't have a cannon stop. I'll just have to fix that. Thank you Jonathan. My favorite overture. And thanks Tom for your as usual impeccable sound and camera work.
Majestically played! With this piece I always am thinking of one of my great-great-after uncle who just fled over the Berezina and survived, as was told by my grandmother a long time ago!
Absolument fantastique, grandiose, du jamais vu ni entendu, c'est vraiment très royal et très républicain... quelle maîtrise!... c'est très magistral pour ne pas dire époustouflant !... et bravo pour 7 pièces mais aussi pour toutes les autres où il y a ce souci constant de renouveler le répertoire déjà très fourni de Lorgues, j'adore toutes ces transcriptions car elles font de Lorgues le roi des instruments, mais qu'elle travaille quelle technique, quelle énergie médical... bravo et encore bravo. Philippe dubois de la ville de Caen en Normandie France, là où est enterré Guillaume le Conquérant qui fut le premier roi de toute l'Angleterre... il faudrait que cette œuvre soit jouée chez nous en France à Notre Dame de Paris à Saint-Étienne de Caen là où on peut donner libre cours à sa passion et à cette démesure remarquable... Philippe dubois de la ville de Caen en Normandie France, Europe...
I love accidentally finding stuff like this, its like getting an unexpected Christmas present
Homie pulled up to the church, poured his heart and soul into playing that organ and just left like nothing happened. Amazing.
The angels loved every second of it.
Even just going in and playing music is worship. If it brings one joy it’s worship
When either one of the Scott brothers puts his hands on a piano or organ, us poor mortals are given a chance to experience Heaven on earth!!
Who's Homie?? This is a very skilled artist that knows what to do with this instrument. 👏
At least the church was good for something (have fun ;p)
This is what being an organ player is. We would live for this, we do live for this
If only this video was 9 seconds longer...
@Oliver Viehland Hey it made it to 420 likes. That's gotta be worth something...
Wesley Van Pelt, that last name sounds familiar I swear
@@Arthur-jy2so Peanuts?
@@wcvp Ah yes the Peanuts haha
And also another tv show I don't know which one though. So many people on Tv shows have names like this idk why
I've been listening to the 1812 overture since I was about 8 years old I'm now 70 years old and for the first time I've heard this piece played on the King of instruments and I can tell you this is a King performance well done sir
My band could barely play this with 130 people and you played the whole damn thing. Amazing.
Organ's are magnificent
The only thing missing is the tumultuous applause of the full house this performance so richly deserved.
I'm not really into organ arrangements of orchestral pieces, but yours are so damned good and so excellently played! These RUclips concerts are a delight. Congratulations and thanks.
that and the cannons having a little more bass register to their sound like a high caliber cannon rather than sounding like silver fulminate snaps
I appreciate the raw organ rendition. All of the pyro is just fluff. Yes, I enjoy the cannons and fireworks; but the Overture stands alone.
This performance brought me to tears at the end... 😂
Year 2001, somewhere in Ohio, the 4-th of July open air concert... the Conductor announces: "Don't ask me why we perform Russian composer Piotr Tchaikovsky on the 4-th of July...I don't know why"... and the final (real) cannons mixed with thunderstorm, lightnings and heavy rain in the dark... everyone left totally wet and impressed.
(greetings from Russia)
War of 1812. We appropriated it, because of course we did.
@@felipevonkunstmann7090 cultural appropriation, exactly! ))
In memory of the fact that the US declared war on Great Britain in 1812 hoping to take advantage the British involvement in the Napoleonic War to take over Canada. Unfortunately for them they only managed to fight a losing draw that time as the Brits/Canadians pulled back after sacking Washington DC and burning down the White house and conquering the northern shore of Lake Erie almost to Detroit. The French were unable to come and help the US win unlike 35 years earlier.
@@bfcmikthat’s satisfying for me for some reason
@bfcmik Wrong. The US only wanted part of Canada and not very badly.
The US declared war on Great Britain to stop the Royal Navy kidnapping our merchant sailors at sea and forcing them to serve on their ships. That objective was achieved so we won.
The fact that one person can make this music by himself is truly awe-inspiring.
Prior to electricity there needed to be like, 12 people manning the bellows, but, other than that...
Played this on the TV through my home cinema system. One day I’ll play it really loud. Frightening. Only just discovered these brothers. Already a huge fan!
Just played this and my muslim neighbor already uneasy to hear this.
@@augustaverbian 💀💀💀💀
To be a soloist organist has to be the ultimate, even beyond conductor.
this is without a doubt one of the most jaw-dropping organ performances on the entire Internet
Way back in the early 90s I was an artilleryman stationed at Ft Stewart GA, and my unit (A battery 13th field artillery) was “salute battery” for the 24th infantry division (mechanized.) The gun crews provided cannon fire from 75mm pack howitzers for military ceremonies, parades, and other functions, and in either 1991 or 92 they fired for the Savannah Symphony’s July 4th performance of the 1812 Overture. Looking back, I wish I’d been part of a gun crew at least once.
1812, one of my favourites from Tchaikovsky!
The Scott brothers are a class act! Beautiful music!
Never heard this on an organ before. BRAVO!
The organ in Jon’s hands is truly the King of instruments
And the instrument of madmen
That is the best solo performance of 1812 that I've heard. It brought me to tears. Amazing!
A l'écoute de cette prodigieuse musique notre spatio-temporel s'annule un court instants
LA magie de LA MUSIQUE
Back in 2005 I was the bass trombonist in the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra, we played the 1812 Overture side by side with the ASO, every time I hear this work it brings back such vivid memories of that amazing performance. Hearing it on organ is absolutely amazing, I had chills from the 15 minute mark to the end. Incredible!!
I can beat that (timewise). I played the 1812 (unfortunately never in concert) with my High School Band (Ft. Lauderdale High, FLA) as bass drummer, bought a record on my way back to Germany in New York, have listened to various performances over the years (I’m 74 now) and today (03:27 before retiering) for the first time on an organ. Thank you for the amazing experience.
I am exhausted. What an incredible ride!! Applause, respect and a big, warm "Wow, that was excellent, eh!?" from 🇨🇦
THAT WAS ABSOUTELY THE MOST AMAZING PIECE OF WORK I'VE EVER HEARD! INCREDIBL;E PERFORMANCE!
Wow, hearing it on this organ gives it a whole new character.---I don't know how you guys did that, but you made ME jump!
Yea especially in the finale!
Probably to avoid the cannon balls flying over your head! Yes then better dive.
Oh, to be in that church and hear that organ an those bells! Who dislikes this?
People with zero appreciation for good music
Absolutely beautiful. Music and music 🎶 for everyone who loves to listen and see the magic and feels the love and magical influence it has on a person's mind and let's you forget the terrible pain in the world all the GLORY GOES TO GOD BLESS YOU ALL WHO FINDS PEACE IN ABUNDANCE AMEN PRAISE GOD BLESS ALL 🙌 🙏 😊 ❤🎉
Every one of this man's videos leave me speechless. To the videographer, thank you for showing more of his footwork in this video then you have in others. His footwork is every bit as amazing as his nimble fingers!!
I was enjoying the performance at full volume while I was sending emails and nearly keeled off my secretary chair when the cannons went off (didn't notice that in the title)
For one horrible moment I thought Mr. Scott had been assassinated by someone sent by Tsar Putin as punishment for the temerity of arranging the piece for organ.
Will listen again suitably immunized against heart attack!
This performance was magnificent. It brought tears to my eyes.
YES! The final cannon shot, where it ALWAYS SHOULD HAVE BEEN... There are better *performances* of this piece, with better bells, real cannon, and a chorus performing the opening tune a capella... but this is the best ARRANGEMENT I've heard in fifty years of listening to it.
Fantastic transcription! I'm amazed that Jonathon managed to walk down the aisle after playing that!!
Incredible ! A battle-to-the-death between the organ and the cannons and bells raged in the concluding minutes ... I'm not certain which side won.
Saint Bede 🤗
We did. We won.
Both
Eine phantastische Interpretation der Ouvertüre 1812. Einfach klasse.
👍👍👍👏👏👏❣
Bist du Schweizer?
I just picked my jaw up off the floor, amazing.
Extraordinary execution, the arrangement was phenomenal! It was an enormous effort in all ways, but the results were without comparison. Even Napoleon would have liked.
This wonderful arrangement shows the pipe organ is definitely the King of all instruments!
If this is to your liking there is another massively extravagant piece written for a celebration of a French loss in 1812.
Wellington's Victory by Beethoven.
As written it has an expanded orchestra, two brass bands, cannon and muskets. If you listen with headphones it starts with a drummer marching in one ear and out the other.
Amazing performance. This piece has to be one of the top ten songs to be played on the Midmer-Losh in Atlantic City once it's fully restored.
EPIC !! Worthy of an Oscar. So dramatic ! "Shot" on the last chord, too. But still bravely walked away !!
The beginning of this song is always beautiful, but on the organ, tears filled my eyes. I have never heard this song played in such a unique way, and it is certainly one of the best I've heard. Your gift is beyond comprehension, you are a blessing on this earth.
Yes, the beginning sounds so powerful and emotional, just stunning!
It’s a piece or a work, not a song.
Absolutely gorgeous performance ever on the Organ recital
You know it's coming. You just KNOW it's coming. I'm an older contankerous curmudgeon. When it got here... my goosebumps had goosebumps! One finds one's self right in the middle of things with this man. This performance was the way this piece was meant to be played, and no other!
I just went up to play it again. As my cursor crossed the timeline, the sound level came up. Right around 12:45 it begins to take off.
I don't get to smile too often like this. One cannot be depressed after watching this!
Wow!!! B R I L L I A N T. THANK YOU, again. Love Janet x
Double standing ovation from me. Superb piece-excellent registrations-phenomenal use of manuals and pedal-camera angles were masterful. Left me speechless and appreciative. Thank you
Absolutely out of this world. An amazing performance and wonderful on headphones.
No song can bring as big a smile to my face as the 1812 Overture, and your renditions are the greatest I've ever heard! Thank you for continually inspiring me to keep playing the pipe organ; your arrangements are all beyond superb!
it's technically not a "song" it's a piece of music. songs have lyrics to them. this does not.
@@Daidan0 As a classically trained musician and professional pipe organist, I am well aware of the distinction. I just don't feel the need to nitpick my terminology when leaving a RUclips comment.
@@secretforreddit was not aware of that. so I guess I'm in the wrong for assuming that you were like the usual sort of person who can't tell the difference between a piece of music and a song. so sorry for assuming.
The climax brought goose-bumps! Excellent registration. Performance, and videography! I loved it!
I, too, accidentally found this. Hallelujah! Just SPECTACULAR! I cried and cried. One of my favorites! Thank you! Priscilla
Solemne música, solemne interpretación. Gracias, admirable Jonathan. ( Juventino Flores, Córdoba, Veracruz, MÉXICO).
The finally sent tremors through me, a God given talent no less.
Absolutely fantastic!!!! Incredible talent. I thought someone would have to dig Jonathan out of the keyboard because he played with such passion and emotion. I’m gobsmacked!!
Then he walked out the door as if he was getting the bus home.......🤭🇬🇧
Stop colonising my phone with your British flag 😡
Great piece, great performance rendered by a great organist at the king of instruments !!! Congrats, Prof. Jonathan Scott ! Marvelous ! JAL, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South America
this was so unbelievably amazing it could resurrect tchaikovsky himself
Maravilhoso!!! Maravilhoso!!!!! Maravilhoso!!!!!
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Mille mercis pour toutes vos interprétations et transcriptions
C’est un vrai bonheur de vous écouter
En tant qu’organiste ayant donné des concerts c’est avec beaucoup d’intérêt que je vous écoute soit en soliste ou en duo avec votre frère
Continuez à nous faire passer de si bons moments dans ce monde un peu chaotique
Absolutely phenominal Jonathan. Thanks for playing this piece. Quite a workout..
I never such beautiful stained glass windows while enjoying such beautiful sounds.
Man did the only thing he really could do after a solo performance of this entire song. get up and go home. walks outta there like "I know what I did"
Yeah, it's not bragging if you really can do it and no one else can!
@@phyzygy what an amazing performance....and you never made a mistake!!! (Only u would know). I wish I had adequate words to tell u how I felt when listening....and watching u perform.....with such ease, confidence, and professional. Thank u to both you and your brother for creating such a masterpiece....for ALL of us to enjoy. Where did you get your education... to play??
@@romabovard1137 Your comment was misdirected to me, a humble organist. It should have been to Jonathan Scott, the masterful performer here.
Wow, it literally brought me to tears because of how beautiful it is!
Gorgeous!!!😘😊🤗👍❤
BRAVO!!! BRAVO!!! BRAVISSIMO!!!
WOW! I've always loved organ music!! When I came upon the Scott brothers organ music a few months ago, I fell in love with their organ music and playing this wonderful instrument!! Thank you!!🎼🎵🎶🎹🥰💕🧡🧡
This is such an expirence to hear. And I one day hope to hear it in person because that would be a life altering moment
You guys... Such amazing playing and such a full arrangement. Your gifts are beyond description but felt to our souls. Thank you!
When music gives you chills.....
Well done sir. The history of this piece of music fits perfectly with a church organ. Brilliant.
Wow! Bravo Jonathan. An absolutely amazing performance. Totally took my breath away.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Absolutely brilliantly!! I am in awe of the skill and effort that must have been put into this arrangement. This is a classical piece that I have listened to so many times, and have been to a few performances thereof. But this must be the most incredible performance that I have ever heard. Bravo!!
Wonderful!! Excellent!!! Marvelous!!! Actually the performance is beyond My VOCABULARY!!!! My Hat is off to this MUSICIAN !!! thank you Sir
Never heard it played like this before - seriously impressive!
This is my favorite overture and you are so amazing !
That was just beautiful. The way it sounds on an organ, made it just so so much more awesome.
brillaint again Jonathan!
Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful pice with us. You are a master of your talent. Look forward to all of your videos.
Splendida musica 🎧 grande sono d’organo dolce ascolto 🎧 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🎹🎵🎼🎼🎵🎹🎼🎼🎼🎵🎹🎹🎵🎼🎵❤️
In the evening, I felt like the children and their families came home and prayed before dinner. It was a wonderful performance that made me feel the moment of family unity. Thank you for uploading.
An uplifting, magnificent performance and arrangement! Thank you much! 👏🎹
He is truly superb!
How wonderful. Kudos on that arrangement, Jonathan. Very exciting!! 💜🌹
Pretty much the only piece that calls for the 16' Bombardment and 32' Counter Bombardment stops!
Ummm... Bombarde stops should be used whenever possible. They're absolutely gorgeous!
@@jayjones99 Not Bombarde. Bombardment. As in, artillery fire.
@@KingdaToro Yep, dad joke. :) Thanks, needed the laugh.
@Nathan Camilleri I mean, **it would be possible** to fit compressed air cannons inside an organ. That thing already has ll the machinery needed to make them work.
@@KingdaToro Counterbattery, not counter bombardment 😁
De le l'entendre a Jouer a Bergerac un pur moment de bonheur hâte de continuer a ce soir
Absolutely brilliant 👏 Brav♡ !
Fantastic as always!😁👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤
Hierdie 2 broers kan orrel speel. Dit is absoluut pragtig. Ek luister gereeld
Stem honderd persent, orrel en klavier onderskeidelik
Wow, i can actually read this. That's cool!
To have just 1% of this level of talent...fabulous!
Fantastic! Master of the arts.
Darn it. Our Allen electronic church organ has a chimes (bells) stop, but doesn't have a cannon stop. I'll just have to fix that. Thank you Jonathan. My favorite overture. And thanks Tom for your as usual impeccable sound and camera work.
What a finale! Fabulous! For a second I thought you had been shot 🤭😍👏 .Also loved the lightning effect , congratulations to you both !
i thought the lightning was a flash of artillery
Wow! That was fabulous!
What a beautiful incredible machine being played by the best. Over 100 years and still breath taking sound
Wonderful as always!!!
Thanks!!!!
Thank you for the concert.
Спасибо! Это было просто открытие - органное исполнение.
Majestically played! With this piece I always am thinking of one of my great-great-after uncle who just fled over the Berezina and survived, as was told by my grandmother a long time ago!
Amazing! Incredible! I never thought that a single person was able to perform this piece as complete as a full orchestra.
Astonishing!
Y
As we use to say in Manchester, that was bloomin' good! Well done.
No! That were grand. Nice job lads.
@@margeryfeit8446 LOL! 🤣
Wow, you did it again! Amazing!!
Fuerte abrazo a Tom. Admirable trabajo...(Juventino Flores, Córdoba, Veracruz, MÉXICO)..
Sin palabras. Increíble adaptación. ¡¡Bravo Jonathan!!-
Ok I lost count how many times I have watched this video ❤❤❤❤🎼🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹
Been listening to the last few minutes all evening today.
I'm still wondering how you got the howitzers inside the church :)
It's really quite simple, first you use the howitzers ON the church, then you can get them IN to the church.
Carefully. Very carefully.
They found some in a field and built the church around it
some of those pipes have three times the calibre of a howitzer
Absolument fantastique, grandiose, du jamais vu ni entendu, c'est vraiment très royal et très républicain... quelle maîtrise!... c'est très magistral pour ne pas dire époustouflant !... et bravo pour 7 pièces mais aussi pour toutes les autres où il y a ce souci constant de renouveler le répertoire déjà très fourni de Lorgues, j'adore toutes ces transcriptions car elles font de Lorgues le roi des instruments, mais qu'elle travaille quelle technique, quelle énergie médical... bravo et encore bravo.
Philippe dubois de la ville de Caen en Normandie France, là où est enterré Guillaume le Conquérant qui fut le premier roi de toute l'Angleterre... il faudrait que cette œuvre soit jouée chez nous en France à Notre Dame de Paris à Saint-Étienne de Caen là où on peut donner libre cours à sa passion et à cette démesure remarquable...
Philippe dubois de la ville de Caen en Normandie France, Europe...