OFFENBACH - GALOP INFERNAL - CAN-CAN - ORGAN & PIANO DUO - VICTORIA HALL HANLEY
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Scott Brothers Duo (Jonathan & Tom Scott) perform Jacques Offenbach's Galop Infernal from Orpheus in the Underworld. Also known as the Can-Can. Arranged by Jonathan Scott for Piano & Organ duo.
Recorded live at Victoria Hall, Hanley on 12th May 2018 as a concert encore.
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Johnathan on the organ, and Tom on the piano, spectacular, simply spectacular.
The muggles in my life will never understand how much fun this was for me to watch!
It's a great performance both are extremely accomplished musicians.
How absolutely joyous!!! Thanks for the post!
Joyous - a great description!!
Who needs orchestra when you have organist
Oh you two are the very best.
The playing is wonderful -of course - and the flourish from the pianist at the end absolutely makes it.
(It's called 'entertainment' - and why not?!)
[Edit, on Nov.6.20: The next comments are in response to a buffoon who posted some rubbish in response to my first comment, above. He has, however, had the good sense to remove his remarks - or perhaps they were taken down for him. Who knows?]
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Oh dear ... I think you might need someone to check your computer. It seems to be spewing out gibberish!
It's not his computer ... it's his brain. (I've come across this clown, before!)
@@xavierplatten3275 I'm afraid that when someone is talking through his ar*se, all you get out is ****.
Fine…tinkly…tingly…those Scott boys are spot on…
Unbelievable talented duo. Just brilliant. Bravo!!!
I loved your version of Can Can. Delightful! Bellmore, NY USA
Bravo.! What a superior performance from both brothers. It is such a pleasure listening and watching you both play.Thank you from South Africa.
GREAT....I can just see those skirts a-swirling and legs kicking in the chorus line now!! BRAVO
Just wonderful
Bravo, that piece sounds as though it should always have been played on the organ and piano, made for those instruments. Congratulations on such a fabulous rendition.
And to believe that just yesterday I was saying that you guys should have a piano and organ transcription of this piece! This is great, thanks! Also wonderful performance!
An old favorite is presented here in a fun and delightful way. Bravo!
Yes! Jonathan Can! And Tom Can!
This is brilliant.
Brilliant xxx
Wonderful. Just what I needed during these trying times. I am one of your devoted fans. I've told every musician I am acquainted to call up your videos. Most have and have thanked me! Thank you both. Bellmore, NY USA
Two brothers! How cool is that? And the Can Can makes me smile every time I hear it.
Génial
Thank you. WOW! just want to dance. Love Janet x
Another Masterpiece from the duo
You are guys are simply amazing
Both this and the recent solo version are brilliant, especially how you two traded off the parts so fluidly here. Well done!
Fine arrangement of this piece. I really enjoyed it to hear and to see it. Thank you for uploading it here.
Brilliant!!
Oh my!!!! That's wonderful!!! Thank you!
Nice video Johnny and Tommy!
Bravo Jonathan and Tom. Amazing piece beautifully played. How you move so fast I really don’t know. Brings back fond memories of a Christmas dinner party I attended many years ago. 😀
Geniales Duo
Wonderful as always.
Absolutely amazing.
Amazing!
Wowwww!! That was...AWESOME!!
BRAVO! BRAVISSIMO!! BRAVISSIMO!! 😃😃👏👏💐💐
Erstklassig !!
Amazing, perfect present of Mothers'Day!
Großartig!!!
Beatiful music.. ❤❤❤❤
Amazing!!!!! 😁
Immidiate smile on my face! lovely fun tune.
Great job
Applause
Great!
Exceptionnel!!! ❤❤
Well, THAT was fun!
Awesome!
Ah, the memories of Bugs Bunny! :-) Love this piece!
Cette exécution est pharaonesque,
Les deux exécutant sont en OSMOSES
PRODIGIEUX
Mt lindo aplausos
Dziękuję 💟
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"It's October
Stores with plastic Christmas trees
Ransack the malls
Shop until you loose your mind
Spike the eggnog"
I have met you guys in real life we are from forest park primary
Would love to hear fur Elise
Who filmed this? It would be a bit hard for Tom to do it, as he was performing.
How can you ask that question having watched Tom's amazing shots of the beautiful churches and cathedrals? I don't know how many cameras Tom has but I would guess at least a dozen. I've often wondered if he has a drone to capture some of those "downward" shots, undoubtedly from balconies. These brothers are multi-talented. Jonathan is a master on the organ (and harmonium and piano) as well as composing and transcribing. Tom is not only a concert pianist but expert at filming, editing, recording as well as composing. And then we have to talk about his animations--superb! I don't know what group could possibly challenge the talents of the Scott Brothers at the ECHO competitions. Their talent is virtually unmatched, their timing is more reflective of identical twins or clones!!
What I can positively say is that the pandemic lockdowns were bearable only because I discovered the Scott Brothers on You Tube! Thanks for the sanity and sheer enjoyment.
@@annemcgirt5296 I could ask that question very easily, because incredibly clever as Tom is, he doesn't have four arms. I am guessing that he had an assistant or assistants to operate the cameras as he was performing, but that is only a guess. I am trying to find out actually how he did it. And I completely agree with you about the Scott brothers' incredible talents and abilities. I hear Jonathan is transcribing the entire Planets suite for the Organ. What a gargantuan undertaking. I can't wait to see the performance, via Tom's superb camerawork.
@@CraigRodmellMusic I do know that in at least one of the home concerts, while was Jonathan was talking about the next piece, Tom was repositioning one camera. There was at least one other camera in the music room at their home. If you look closely at some of the concerts you can see cameras on tripods as well as microphones.
If you want a glimpse of the camera setup that Tom uses, go to the Saint-Saens Symphony No. 3 video and look at the closeup shots of Jonathan, particularly the pedal shots. The view of the left side pedal camera is really good in the middle of the video (the camera is very visible above the tripod legs). You can also see the right side camera from the across the pedal board. If you look carefully from the back of the cathedral shots focusing on the organ, you can see the tripod pole pretty plainly to Jonathan's right. I don't know how many cameras Tom has, I just know his editing skills are very proficient as he manages to piece together shots from all over every church, cathedral or concert hall to the music in perfect timing!
@@annemcgirt5296 I agree. I'm in awe of his videography skills as well as his musical ones.
*Kick line intensifies*
pRIMA...PRIMA.....dÍKY!
1:23 what's he plays the piano with these feet where l dream
Can you do Mendelsohn’s Wedding March? :D
Check out the St. Leonard's Middleton Concert. It is there!
Was that some kind of tape recorder on the organ bench?
Can you play Metallica on pipe organ ?
Tom & Jerry!!!
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Dewei :v
Too ‘gimmicky’ for words. Ridiculous!!