THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL ORGAN - PREPARING FOR THE PROMS - JONATHAN SCOTT
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Published 2024-08-01
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Prom details:
SATURDAY 10th AUGUST 2024 11.00am
THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL, LONDON, UK
BBC PROMS (PROM 29)
JONATHAN SCOTT - ORGANIST
PROGRAMME
Richard Wagner (1813-1883) arr. EH Lemare
Tannhaüser Overture
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Fantasia & Fugue in G Minor BWV 542
Cécile Chaminade (1857-1944) arr. Jonathan Scott
Automne (Six Études Op. 35, No. 2)
Jules Grison (1842-1896)
Toccata in F
Charles Ives (1874-1954)
Variations on "America"
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) arr. Jonathan Scott
1812 Overture Op. 49
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All Comments (21)
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Lovely indeed, keep up be strong & never stop believe in, music is our salvation friends ❤🎉❤
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That organ probably gets played in the middle of the night more than any other organ in the world.
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Thank you Jonathan for a fantastic concert yesterday. It’s amazing to sit in that beautiful hall and listen to that organ. Tremendous sound. 1812 overture just out of this world❤
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Die Orgel ist großartig und kraftvoll !
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You can’t imagine how much pleasure these videos and concerts have brought me this year, having been banned from travelling whilst on chemo. I feel as if I have been around Europe despite everything.
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I am completely blown away. I would love to hear this organ live, played by Jonathan of course. And together with the HM Royal Marines Band. Yes, one can still have dreams.
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Thank you for the GREAT tour!!
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Listened in on Radio 3. A well thought out Programme, Encore and Excellent Performance !
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This proves that the Scott Brothers never sleep. Probably after catching a brief nap during the train ride home, Jonathan changed the oil in his car, weeded the garden, transcribed “La Mer” and then went to sleep. Congratulations and all best wishes for your Proms concert! You two are incredible!!
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Congratulations on Jonathan's upcoming performance at the Royal Albert Hall in London. He seems very excited, especially about playing it again after 25 years. Wagner sounds incredible in rehearsal, it is a spectacular place and organ, and the organist is unbeatable. Good luck for that day and may you have a lot of fun!! Thanks for sharing with your followers!❤💖
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Just listened to the Organ Prom. Brilliant choice of music showing off the amazing versatility of the instrument and skill of the organist! Loved the encore - Nessun Dorma (transcribed by Mr Scott) which just worked so well! From the applause, sounds like the audience loved it too!
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Well the rehearsals paid off Jonathan. Just returning from the FANTASTIC concert. I will have to listen to BBC sounds to hear if that accoustic 64 ft could be heard.
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Thank you for this wonderful tour. I can only imagine how magnificent the whole concert was. 😊
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We went to see Olivier Latry play in 2019. The building shook. We look forward to hearing Jonathan play, this time with an audience in the hall, it was empty last time during covid
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🎹🎶💯👍👏 Congratulations. Terrific Prom this morning, as ever, Jonathan. So much better too that you were able to introduce the pieces yourself as opposed to the BBC anouncer you had to deal with for your concert during covid, who clearly hadn't a clue about what she was talking about!!
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The Hall itself really does vibrate when the organ is in full flight - it’s amazing!
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It's going to be a beautiful concert. How lucky are those who can be there to watch it live. I wish you an excellent concert. 🙏👋🙌
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Glad the train service to and from Euston appeared to be behaving itself! Very best of luck for Saturday. Hope to attend your recital on the amazing Hereford Cathedral machine soon.
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I'm looking forward to attending this concert in person.
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Poor Tom looks ready to drop by the end! Best of luck, Fratelli Scott!
