Great to see the legendary David Wood who maintains so many organs in the M62 area. Born in Chadderton, I grew up in Huddersfield playing in the youth orchestras on the stage of Huddersfield town hall with the great Father Willis organ and a couple of times got to play together with it. Always made my hairs stand on end. Then I moved to Manchester and the organs of the RNCM, Whitworth Hall and Bridgewater Hall. I live in The Netherlands these days, but I feel very at home watching these amazing and fun videos. In fact, our church here in Leiden, NL also installed a lovely Willis organ about 10 years ago.
This video is precisely what was needed today. It is good to see the brothers interact in there work environment. Blessings and positive energy on both of you. Amen.
Just love these little break-neck stop tours of your! Well done, gentlemen. Pleased to hear you are still playing the Concerto Gregoriano (Yon) together; because it's a tour-de-force.
Local pigeons galore and coat hanger musings, but we were missing continental pillow updates! Lovely video, and best wishes for your Christmas season travels!
Wow, you two get about a bit! Thanks for the stunning glimpses of all the organs and places you visit. ❤️ Tom and his amazing Dordogne facts 😂. Jonathan's chuckling at various points made me chuckle too. So much talent and generosity from you both. Much love to you both. Xxx
Really interesting and informative video! Love the organ and piano arrangements, which sound stunning. The clips of those amazing French organs were very interesting indeed. Two very talented and cheerful brothers! 👏 👏 👏
Thank you for sharing another great vlog, the organs sounded amazing, especially the one at Roquevaire, that one was awesome it was nice to hear a short burst of widors toccata it's my favourite piece, I've even got it as my ringtone looking forward to more videos Love you both ❤❤
What an epic journey you've been on this time!! So many beautiful organs, each with it's own amazing sound & history. I know Tom likes it when an organ has bells, I Iike a celeste (like the organ in Hull has). I wish I could have been to all of your concerts! The excerpts sounded wonderful, so many pieces that I love so much. It was great to see you both performing together. You are both such incredibly versatile & talented musicians! Another fun vlog, thank you both so much. Looking forward to the next one!! xx
IF you're ever in Switzerland or near the French -Swiss Border, There's world's oldest playable Organ in the Basilique de Valère in Sion (Switzerland), buildt in 1435 with 4 Stops, rebuildt and enlarged to 8 Stops in 1686. Two and a half Stops were reused and are still in there! in 1954 the Bellows got replaced by a Blower and the Organ fully restored
I loved your musical journey! I really enjoy seeing the wonderful relationship between the two brothers! Good thing your disposition and good humor are contagious! I liked everything, especially Robin Hood and Bergerac! And the small excerpt from Mozart's new arrangement was wonderful! Thank you for everything! ❤❤🥰
Oh! I'm hoping for a new piano organ CD! My last one got stolen when someone rifled my car. But, did you know, they were so excited to find your music that they forgot to finish the search and didn't find the $45 in change in the dash cupboard. I'll be ordering another for christmas for certain!
Очень благодарна вам за такие интересные видео о ваших путешествиях ❤ !!! Я смотрела дважды и еще посмотрю ... ! Здесь все интересно - от главного до мелких деталей . И великолепная музыка ! ..и впечатлений и размышлений от видео у меня гораздо больше конечно , пишу лишь десятую часть ...Спасибо !🎉 ..и мне кажется , я все больше понимаю о чем вы говорите .
Delightful video, chaps: thank you! I hope I’ll get to attend one of your concerts some day. I’m a big Cavaillé-Coll fan, and was impressed by the two-manual one. Reminds me of the Puget organ in Lagrasse (Aude), where I used to have a property. Also two-manual, and just a touch too powerful for the church: it was originally installed in a larger church up the road in Carcassonne. Thomas Ospital knows how to get the best out of it without shattering eardrums. If you get there, contact the organist Jean-Hugues Guillot, who with his wife Nicole runs a guest house and gîte in the village. Also contact his neighbour Alain Brichau (who bought my house), the chairman of En Blanc et Noir, which organises a piano festival each July.
If you want more Cavaillé Coll organs, you can go along the Garonne and arrive in a city called Toulouse, well known for its organs and its international organ festival ; )
The Merklin in Bergerac was great, I was sat there in July. Not a builder I was familiar with. Always find the flat EU pedalboard a bit tricky. It would have really benefited from a third manual in my opinion. The local area is lovely, not too busy.
Love it all, pity Jonathan never got to play the Dom Bedos in St Croix it’s one of the organ wonders of the world. The quality of the filming and sound recording as always is top notch. Love the banter and jokes.
Many many thanks my Dear Brothers for this fantastic tour visiting all those beautiful places and amazing organs. But the most amazing thing were the presents given to you by the Mayor of Bergerac !! 🤣😂😂 They must have been short of money !! Or perhaps he thought you were school children 🙆♀🙆♂ All my best to you both Jonathan and Tom ❣❣❣
There is a really nice organ inside of Kings college chapel & St Johns college chapel in Cambridge. Also in the town church (GSM), it has 2 organs, both are large. there are also all the surrounding colledges and st andrews histon just north
Let's invite everybody enjoy music as best Christmas gifts for the beloved ones, a big of nice...orgies heavenly vibes😂😂😂😅😅😅 let's date God himself in music, you are doing a great job indeed, fans love youuuuu guys ❤🎉❤
I think your trips are fun. We get to know the places you show us that are beautiful. I think you have a lot of talent and courage to give so many concerts in these different countries and musical instruments. What do you think of the idea of creating your own "puzzle" with a photo of the two of you? As long as it has no more than 1,000 pieces, that's fine! 🙃😉
Do you ever come to the US? My town, Ocean Grove, NJ, has the 6,000 seat Great Auditorium built in 1894 and a 1908 Robert Hope-Jones organ that has been greatly enlarged under the watchful eye of curator, John R. Shaw, and organ-in-residence, Dr. Gordon Turk. Please bring your glorious talents here! It's a lovely area to tour, by the way. We are right on the ocean and less than an hour from New York City.
Love all the work you do and have all your CDs but really miss the full online concerts you used to put out. Any chance these will be part of your RUclips online presence again?
Чайковского я постоянно слушала лет в 17 - 18 . " Щелкунчик " , " Лебединое озеро " , " Зимние грезы " . Я любила слушать это выключив свет в комнате оставаясь наедине с музыкой .
I am curious to know if the front key felts need replacing, as you could quite easily hear the keys bottoming out in the early part of the warm up in Nottingham?
Can you please play the Minuet Op. 11 No. 5 by Luigi Boccherini and the Nocturne in E flat major, Op. 9 No. 2 by Frédéric Chopin On the organ in the Basilica of St. Martin in Weingarten and on the organ in Regensburg Cathedral?
🎉 Извините меня , я только два слова хочу добавить !! Я не знала что это подарки мэра города ..))) ! Дочитайте эту историю до конца ! У меня был случай : мы с сестрой были на концерте песен 50 годов под открытым небом . Мы сидели на первом ряду , смотрели на двух актрис ...а актрисы смотрели на нас . Когда концерт закончился разлетелся разноцветный феерверк из фальги . На сцену вышел губернатор города и торжественно подарил актрисам по огромнейшему , роскошному букету цветов . Зрители стали расходиться , мы шли с сестрой по улице . Как вдруг нас догнали актрисы и вручили нам эти букеты . И сказали : " возьмите ...мы любим , когда на наши концерты зрители приходят такими нарядными ." Это было очень необычно возвращаться домой с такими огромными букетами цветов ! И эти букеты стояли очень долго и не увядали . 🎉
When you ro concerts don't you record it because there is no way that will ever get to hear you two As for the trip love it only problem your Info 4:48 on places names organs. Etc. is up on screen for too short a time i read slowly at 65 the blog could be longer i love seeing what you are doing
When you do concerts dont they allow you to record it because we would like to hear it also will never get a chance otherwise also don't make the blog so short the comments and info you pop on the screen is gone before i can read it at 65 i am slow ing down
Great to see the legendary David Wood who maintains so many organs in the M62 area. Born in Chadderton, I grew up in Huddersfield playing in the youth orchestras on the stage of Huddersfield town hall with the great Father Willis organ and a couple of times got to play together with it. Always made my hairs stand on end. Then I moved to Manchester and the organs of the RNCM, Whitworth Hall and Bridgewater Hall. I live in The Netherlands these days, but I feel very at home watching these amazing and fun videos. In fact, our church here in Leiden, NL also installed a lovely Willis organ about 10 years ago.
This video is precisely what was needed today. It is good to see the brothers interact in there work environment. Blessings and positive energy on both of you. Amen.
Just love these little break-neck stop tours of your! Well done, gentlemen. Pleased to hear you are still playing the Concerto Gregoriano (Yon) together; because it's a tour-de-force.
Local pigeons galore and coat hanger musings, but we were missing continental pillow updates! Lovely video, and best wishes for your Christmas season travels!
Wow, you two get about a bit! Thanks for the stunning glimpses of all the organs and places you visit. ❤️ Tom and his amazing Dordogne facts 😂. Jonathan's chuckling at various points made me chuckle too. So much talent and generosity from you both. Much love to you both. Xxx
You two do make me smile. Love this.
I love these On Tour videos. Thanks chaps.
It's always a treat to follow the two of you around. The organs were breathtaking, and I loved the Father Willis organ. Thank you for the fun. xx
Really interesting and informative video! Love the organ and piano arrangements, which sound stunning. The clips of those amazing French organs were very interesting indeed. Two very talented and cheerful brothers! 👏 👏 👏
You two are so delightful and make organ/travel so much fun. Your talent is amazing! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
Thank you, gents. I love everything you do!
Thank you for sharing another great vlog, the organs sounded amazing, especially the one at Roquevaire, that one was awesome it was nice to hear a short burst of widors toccata it's my favourite piece, I've even got it as my ringtone looking forward to more videos Love you both ❤❤
Thank you both for the so beautiful vlog and so many different organs and sounds. Always happy to follow you. 😊
Another wonderful Vlog...thanks so much Jonathan & Tom!🎶🎹
Brilliant vlog, as ever. Amazing instruments!!
What an epic journey you've been on this time!! So many beautiful organs, each with it's own amazing sound & history. I know Tom likes it when an organ has bells, I Iike a celeste (like the organ in Hull has). I wish I could have been to all of your concerts! The excerpts sounded wonderful, so many pieces that I love so much. It was great to see you both performing together. You are both such incredibly versatile & talented musicians! Another fun vlog, thank you both so much. Looking forward to the next one!! xx
Outstanding tour - love the new arrangements!
Another awesome Vlog!
IF you're ever in Switzerland or near the French -Swiss Border, There's world's oldest playable Organ in the Basilique de Valère in Sion (Switzerland), buildt in 1435 with 4 Stops, rebuildt and enlarged to 8 Stops in 1686. Two and a half Stops were reused and are still in there! in 1954 the Bellows got replaced by a Blower and the Organ fully restored
I loved your musical journey! I really enjoy seeing the wonderful relationship between the two brothers! Good thing your disposition and good humor are contagious! I liked everything, especially Robin Hood and Bergerac! And the small excerpt from Mozart's new arrangement was wonderful! Thank you for everything! ❤❤🥰
It was absolutely wonderful when you singing and walking as well. 😇🙏🎼
Wonderful! It got me think that Jon needs to arrange Messager's "Les Deux Pigeons (Locaux)" for organ and piano. I'm sure it would be very popular.
Oh! I'm hoping for a new piano organ CD! My last one got stolen when someone rifled my car. But, did you know, they were so excited to find your music that they forgot to finish the search and didn't find the $45 in change in the dash cupboard. I'll be ordering another for christmas for certain!
Faure's Pavane is one of my favourites. Thanks for yet another fantastic VLog
Очень благодарна вам за такие интересные видео о ваших путешествиях ❤ !!!
Я смотрела дважды и еще посмотрю ... ! Здесь все интересно - от главного до мелких деталей . И великолепная музыка !
..и впечатлений и размышлений от видео у меня гораздо больше конечно , пишу лишь десятую часть ...Спасибо !🎉
..и мне кажется , я все больше понимаю о чем вы говорите .
Delightful video, chaps: thank you! I hope I’ll get to attend one of your concerts some day. I’m a big Cavaillé-Coll fan, and was impressed by the two-manual one. Reminds me of the Puget organ in Lagrasse (Aude), where I used to have a property. Also two-manual, and just a touch too powerful for the church: it was originally installed in a larger church up the road in Carcassonne. Thomas Ospital knows how to get the best out of it without shattering eardrums. If you get there, contact the organist Jean-Hugues Guillot, who with his wife Nicole runs a guest house and gîte in the village. Also contact his neighbour Alain Brichau (who bought my house), the chairman of En Blanc et Noir, which organises a piano festival each July.
Always a joy! Thanks, lads! 🎶🎹💯💯💯 ❤️
If you want more Cavaillé Coll organs, you can go along the Garonne and arrive in a city called Toulouse, well known for its organs and its international organ festival ; )
Jonathan has played in that festival before
@@epincion I know but we have just one video, and I would like to see it on the Cavaillé coll of Saint Sernin
The Merklin in Bergerac was great, I was sat there in July. Not a builder I was familiar with. Always find the flat EU pedalboard a bit tricky. It would have really benefited from a third manual in my opinion. The local area is lovely, not too busy.
Amazing video! Thanks for sharing these amazing organs!
I really like your travel videos. Thanks to both!
Thank you!❤I looked for the first time the organ of Dom Bedos! It' s amazing!
Lovely. Can we have the whole of the Mozart piano concerto one day please? Thanks!
Fantastic !
Never saw a coathanger like that before.
Love the walking tours and music.
Love it all, pity Jonathan never got to play the Dom Bedos in St Croix it’s one of the organ wonders of the world. The quality of the filming and sound recording as always is top notch. Love the banter and jokes.
Many many thanks my Dear Brothers for this fantastic tour visiting all those beautiful places and amazing organs.
But the most amazing thing were the presents given to you by the Mayor of Bergerac !!
🤣😂😂 They must have been short of money !! Or perhaps he thought you were school children 🙆♀🙆♂
All my best to you both Jonathan and Tom ❣❣❣
Мне так понравился этот комментарий ... ! )))
@@marionilla Thanks !!👋
Thank you!!
There is a really nice organ inside of Kings college chapel & St Johns college chapel in Cambridge. Also in the town church (GSM), it has 2 organs, both are large. there are also all the surrounding colledges and st andrews histon just north
Let's invite everybody enjoy music as best Christmas gifts for the beloved ones, a big of nice...orgies heavenly vibes😂😂😂😅😅😅 let's date God himself in music, you are doing a great job indeed, fans love youuuuu guys ❤🎉❤
Robin Hoods riding through the glens😅 xx
I think your trips are fun. We get to know the places you show us that are beautiful. I think you have a lot of talent and courage to give so many concerts in these different countries and musical instruments. What do you think of the idea of creating your own "puzzle" with a photo of the two of you? As long as it has no more than 1,000 pieces, that's fine! 🙃😉
Do you ever come to the US? My town, Ocean Grove, NJ, has the 6,000 seat Great Auditorium built in 1894 and a 1908 Robert Hope-Jones organ that has been greatly enlarged under the watchful eye of curator, John R. Shaw, and organ-in-residence, Dr. Gordon Turk. Please bring your glorious talents here! It's a lovely area to tour, by the way. We are right on the ocean and less than an hour from New York City.
I love Nottingham. I know the city well. My parents live down there.
Love all the work you do and have all your CDs but really miss the full online concerts you used to put out. Any chance these will be part of your RUclips online presence again?
Чайковского я постоянно слушала лет в 17 - 18 . " Щелкунчик " , " Лебединое озеро " , " Зимние грезы " . Я любила слушать это выключив свет в комнате оставаясь наедине с музыкой .
absolutely wonderful! have you ever considered coming to the US?
USA! USA! COME PLAY HERE!
Very unlikely now Trump is back
Jonathan should play the organ in the Blenheim Palace.
I am curious to know if the front key felts need replacing, as you could quite easily hear the keys bottoming out in the early part of the warm up in Nottingham?
Can you please play the Minuet Op. 11 No. 5 by Luigi Boccherini and the Nocturne in E flat major, Op. 9 No. 2 by Frédéric Chopin On the organ in the Basilica of St. Martin in Weingarten and on the organ in Regensburg Cathedral?
🎉 Извините меня , я только два слова хочу добавить !! Я не знала что это подарки мэра города ..))) ! Дочитайте эту историю до конца !
У меня был случай : мы с сестрой были на концерте песен 50 годов под открытым небом . Мы сидели на первом ряду , смотрели на двух актрис ...а актрисы смотрели на нас . Когда концерт закончился разлетелся разноцветный феерверк из фальги . На сцену вышел губернатор города и торжественно подарил актрисам по огромнейшему , роскошному букету цветов .
Зрители стали расходиться , мы шли с сестрой по улице . Как вдруг нас догнали актрисы и вручили нам эти букеты . И сказали : " возьмите ...мы любим , когда на наши концерты зрители приходят такими нарядными ."
Это было очень необычно возвращаться домой с такими огромными букетами цветов !
И эти букеты стояли очень долго и не увядали . 🎉
Did the coathanger go to the concert??!
Someone knows the music 4:00 - 4:20 ? 😊
It's Jonathan's organ transcription of Bach's Chaconne in D Minor.
If only the Nottingham organ was real
Why is it always sunny when you go abroad but wet when you are in the UK? Is it something to do with Brexit?😅
When you ro concerts don't you record it because there is no way that will ever get to hear you two
As for the trip love it only problem your Info 4:48 on places names organs. Etc. is up on screen for too short a time i read slowly at 65 the blog could be longer i love seeing what you are doing
When you do concerts dont they allow you to record it because we would like to hear it also will never get a chance otherwise also don't make the blog so short the comments and info you pop on the screen is gone before i can read it at 65 i am slow ing down