BACH - PRELUDE & FUGUE E FLAT MAJOR BWV 552 "ST ANNE" - JONATHAN SCOTT - ORGAN OF BRIDGEWATER HALL
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Jonathan Scott performs Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) Prelude & Fugue in E Flat Major BWV 552 "St. Anne" (from Clavier-Übung III) on the organ of The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, UK. If you enjoy our videos and would like to support us please visit: www.scottbroth...
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Film & Sound - Tom Scott
With thanks to everyone at The Bridgewater Hall
The Organ of The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
Marcussen & Søn 1996
SPECIFICATION
I POSITIV
Quintatön 16
Prestant 8
Gedackt 8
Principal 4
Blockflöte 4
Nasat 2 2/3
Octave 2
Waldflöte 2
Terz 1 3/5
Quint 1 1/3
Scharf IV-V
Tremulant
II GREAT
Principal 16
Octave 8 I-III
Gr. Flûte 8
Gambe 8
Rohrgedackt 8
Octave 4 I-IV
Spitzflöte 4
Quint 2 2/3
Octave 2 I-III
Cornet V
Mixtur VI-VII
Scharf III-IV
Trompete 16
Trompete 8
Trompete 4
III SWELL [Enclosed]
Bourdon 16
Flûte harmonique 8
Diapason 8
Viola da gamba 8
Voix celeste 8
Flûte à cheminée 8
Prestant 4
Flûte octaviante 4
Nazard 2 2/3
Octavin 2
Tierce 1 3/5
Piccolo 1
Plein jeu V-VII
Basson 16
Trompete 8
Hautbois 8
Voix humaine 8
Clairon 4
Tremulant
IV SOLO
[Enclosed]
Flûte traversière 8
Gedackt 8
Fugara 8
Unda maris 8
Salicet 4
Rohrflöte 4
Flöte 2
Clarinette 8
[Unenclosed]
Bourdon 16
Gr. Tierce 3 1/5
Cornet V
[En Chamade]
Trompete 16
Trompete 8 I
Trompete 8 II
Trompete 4
Tremulant
PEDAL
Principal 32
Untersatz 32
Flûte 16
Octave 16
Sub-bass 16
Octave 8
Flûte 8
Gedackt 8
Choralbass 4
Flûte 4
Mixtur VII
Bombarde 32
Posaune 16
Fagott 16
Trompete 8
Schalmey 4
Just keep playing this divine music because our thirst is never quenched.
Now THAT’S a french overture! And the fugue played at a breathtaking clip! Marvellous. The prelude was used as the processional at my wedding. But that’s the sort of thing happens when organists marry.
this video should have 35 million views not just 35,000. It’s now one of my two favorite renditions of this masterpiece along with Michel Chapuis. The pedal voice is perfectly balanced with the others.
GOOSEBUMPS GALORE❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰
I must have heard this splendid work hundreds of times in my lifetime and yet it never fails to thrill, especially when played by an organist as capable as Jonathan. A brilliant work played brilliantly. Thank you for sharing!
Well I don't know what made Jonathan decide to make the trip to that wonderful Marcussen organ and record what for me is the most majestic of JSB's organ works but I'm profoundly grateful he did and that Tom recorded it and uploaded it for us. Thank you.
It’s Not ☝️😮All About You. A Organist Is Free To Travel 🧳 Anywhere They Want To And Perform.
He lives there tha knows.
@@jeffjensen27 Bizarre comment - I know he lives near Manchester and is an Artist in Residence (Organist) at the Bridgewater Hall and does a regular lunchtime concert series on that organ and that he no doubt can access the organ quite easily if the hall is free.
Over the years many commentators have asked Jonathan to perform and upload BWV 552 as it was 'missing' from the large number of JSB works he has uploaded on this channel and now suddenly here it is!
So my comment was more philosophical wondering what made Jonathan decide to perform and upload this masterpiece to his collection. Whatever it was I'm grateful,
@@epincion My guess is that he was at Bridgewater Hall, rehearsing for his recital with the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra, next Saturday in Singapore, so took the opportunity to record this video , as he'll likely be away for a week. This will keep his followers from 'withdrawal symptoms' until he returns home !!
People seem to have misunderstood your perfectly reasonable comment, taking it too literally and not appreciating the very English understatement in its phrasing.
Thank you for my favorite Bach prelude and fugue. Always thrilling to hear.
Oh Thank you so much, Jonathan & Tom for that wonderful Bach. "Goosebumps"? I should say so!! I can't get to many concerts around the country these days, so yours are always such a delight! Being the widow (27 years) of another international organist/composer ( also from Manchester), I miss hearing brilliant organ music, so your concerts keep me 'topped up', and the memory of my late husband's playing alive.
STUPENDOUS ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💯😎
You always thinking of us. You never disappoint, we expect a lot from you and you always offer more and better.
It is always a pleasure to listen to the sounds of the wonderful Bridgewater Hall. I am glad that you are home, especially now that you are about to embark on that long journey to Singapore. Enjoy the moment in Manchester and above all take care of yourselves. Thank you very much for sharing, you know how to brighten one's day.
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The majesty of this piece has never left me since I played it during my college years. Ralph Vaughan Williams loved it so much he requested it be played at his funeral. Bravo, Maestro Scott, you had me tearing up at the first chords of the Prelude.
That's interesting about Vaughan Williams. I had it played at my wife's funeral as her coffin was carried in.
fantastic !!!!!!
Yet another priceless gift! Bravo, bravo Jonathan and Tom!
Hallo!
A tough piece to play!
But very well done,
Bach smiles at Jonathan and Tom,
Thanks B B, (Beautiful Brothers)
With Love from the Netherlands.
Glorious!! Wonderful rendition of this Bach gem! Lovely to see you at the main console of the Bridgewater Hall organ again. That must have felt like a proper workout!! Thank you so much for this.
My all time favourite piece, beautifully played by the Maestro. Interesting to see the wonderful pedal work, especially in the prelude. Bravo, and thank you (both).
Great - and some wonderful camera angles to show the work of the hands and feet - that was a workout!
Thank you.
In Vietnam is now preparing to welcome the new year ,
December 30 ,2022 on January 21, 2023.
so pure and also a stellar performance Johnathan!!!! thank you for your work also tom!!! you both know how to make someones day
This has always been one of my favourite Bach Preludes and Fugues. A wonderful performance on a wonderful instrument - many thanks.
Breathtaking, Inspiring and Godly.
Une œuvre majestueuse à l'image de son génial compositeur JS BACH.
Sumptuous, solem and dramatic !
Majestic rendition.
I am deeply grateful both to your music and to you brothers.
Ooh, I've been waiting for this one! Can't wait!
BWV 552 was the very first Bach organ work I ever heard. I was 13 and had a vinyl LP of E- Power Biggs pounding this out this work on the Flentrop at Harvard. Yes the Christmas of 1974 was wonderful indeed. Jonathan's performance here even beats out the old master--I'm certain somewhere E. Power is nodding in approval. Great Job guys!
Thank you for the education I'm receiving. I'm loving it.
Great music and fantastic organ player !
Oh, thank you so much Jonathan & Tom. That was absolutely splendid. And "goosebumps'.. .. I should say so!! I can't get to many concerts these days, and being an international organists widow, I miss hearing brilliant organ music, so thank you for keeping it, and my husband's memory alive!! Wonderful playing, as always.
Absolutely brilliant playing and interpretation. Camera work is also exceptional.
Barbara Hayes
Beautiful playing. Thanks, Jonathan, and Tom.
Outstanding work! So very talented!
Brilliant Bach. One of my favorite organ pieces. (Another commenter mentioned ordering CDs from the Brothers online store. I was unaware they made CDs and that there was one). From Chicago, U.S.A.
Absolutely wonderful Jonathan! 😁👍👏👏👏
Thanks, Jonathan (and, obviously Tom) for such a magnificent performance! I've known and loved this Prelude & Fugue (BWV 552) for over 25 years now - and have listened to many recorded and live performances ever since. I have to say, though, your performance on this wonderful Marcussen instrument is truly amongst the finest ever!
Спасибо вам огромное, органная музыка просто заносит в другую сферу. Ощущение от прослушивания этой музыки просто невозможно объяснить.
Just wonderful! If Bach listened to you, he would certainly applaud you! Thank you both for this amazing gift!
Absolutely brilliant! 👏
Such a stunning performance Jonathan. Truly amazing. I enjoyed every single moment of this piece. Thank you for sharing. Special thanks to Tom too for sound and vision. Brilliant as always. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
BRAVO! Marvellously performed (as always). It's a treat to watch Jonathan Scott perform.
Jonathan’s wonderful talent
and execution often brings tears to my eyes. The brilliance of Bach is sometimes overwhelming
when played by this great musician.
Magnifique !!!
Absolutely wonderfully played
Love the incredibly beautiful organ sound thank you🍃
Thank you both for the work you doing in bringing beauty to us all around the world.
Let's enjoy a bit of music for champions, celebrating the Chinese New Year and using such remarcable performances as best gifts for the new year to come, you guys keep on spreading good vibes because that's what we need the most, you are doing a great job indeed, long live Bach lovers forever
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buenos muchachos la mejor musica felicidades desde mex`
I first heard jonathon play bach on the organ on the short tv snippits in the ukand have akwanya been in great awe of the pipe church organ a majestic instrument intil i had not realised how good jonathon was as an organ instrumentalist when i dae him on utube playing Bachs taccatta flugue pure genius touch and pure love and respect for the king of instruments, is outstanding mayɛ you continue to play for us for manya year to come a priviledge beyond belief
The Toff,
Estaré encantado depoder escucharle y verle en directo en Madrid el próximo 18 de febrero. Magnífica interpretación.
Fantastic articulation, presentation and use of colour.
Across time, I can listen to Bach’s “St. Anne” and tears come to my eyes just like when I first heard it, it’s so profound. A human being wrote that. Wow. There’s no comparison to that in any other form.
There's Bach. Then everyone else. I've not heard this Prelude and Fugue before, so it's nice to hear it.
Thank you so much for posting a new video despite commitments in Singapore. I'm thinking that you are already there in the country of Singapore and adapting to the time difference, which is almost 24 hours different from the UK, in addition to the climate too. Wow... how crazy. 🙃 Hope everything goes well on the trip. Curious to hear their organ which has bamboo flutes. What will be the piece you recorded?! (Debora alwayscurious) 😎😂🎵🎶
Grazie, Maestro.
EXTROADINAIRE!!!!!
OMG!
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Hello, Jonathan! May I suggest performimg Bach's BWV 546 or Elgar's Organ Sonata in G? Thanks a lot
I wish you could play this on the Harvard Flentrop. OMG, that organ is like something pulled out of a time machine from 1720.
Wow! sounds great. Thank you. Might hurt my ears. Maybe. Love Janet x
E FLAT MAJOR DAY. 😇
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I have just ordered 7 CDs from the Scott Brothers Online Store and the process was quite painless.
In the Old Days (pre Brexit) there were no formalities involved when purchasing from England but now I am very worried about customs and import fees.
Books are VAT and duty free but I don't know if this applies to CDs.
If (like me) you are in France, it is now a nightmare.
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I have more suggestions, but they are songs that are a little calmer, however, very beautiful. 🙂
Please tell me if it is my sound card which is inflicting so much compression on this audio? I would want to hear this beautiful piece and magnificent instrument as if I were in the hall with you. Please advise me so that I can enjoy your performance at its very best. Sit in the hall maybe?
Wonderful organ and performance. But sad to see that your signature wrinkled toe organ boots are no more. Very sad. Mike in Oz
9:18
Whats this called in Spotify?
NOT fstr.. 1/3 of fuga, Remarkbl. Instrument, some, Marcuss. Is still. making Breath-taKING Organs/voicing, Bravo 🥇
Suggestions for large organ: Masquerade Suite - Waltz - Aram Khachaturian, La Stravaganza - Vivaldi, Danza Ritual del Fuego - Manuel de Falla, O Fortuna (Carmina Burana) - Carl Orff, Carmen - Ato IV Marcha/coro "Toreador" - G. Bizet, "Libiamo ne'lieti calici" (Brindisi) - Opera La Traviata - Act I - G. Verdi, Queen of The Night (The Magic Flute) - Mozart, Soldiers Chorus (opera Fausto) - C.Gounod, In a Persian Market - A.W.Ketelbey, Gloria In Excelsis Deo - A.Vivaldi, War March of the Priests - Felix Mendelsshon, Dies irae (Requiem in D Minor - K. 626: III) - Mozart
Other Suggestions: Bolero - Maurice Ravel, Wedding Day At Troldhaugen - Edvard Grieg, Da opereta Liliacul - J. Strauss, La valse (opera Faust) - C. Gounod,
Libertando - A. Piazzolla, Por Una Cabeza - Carlos Gardel, Alte Kameraden - Carl Teike, Katyusha (Russian Folklore) - Matvey Blanter, Finlandia - Jean Sibelius, When Johnny comes marching home again - Originally written by Patrick Gilmore in 1863, Funiculi Funicula - Luigi Denza
In my most respectful and humble opinion from a person who has taken lessons on the organ but didn't have what it takes to perform...
The 16" posaune distracted from the prelude as a whole..the 16' fagott would have been a better choice.
What would Bach say about your performance. Probably he would say that the pupil is now better than the professor...
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it sound very germanic, not very british xD
Wonderful!