ESTONIAN PIPE ORGAN ADVENTURE! SCOTT BROTHERS DUO ON TOUR - TALLINN 

Kudos to Tom for knowing that the first public Christmas tree was put up in Estonia.

Thank you.... Xxx

Maybe you should consider accepting invitations from the Southern Hemisphere during your winter! Temperature is around 32 degrees C here in southern Australia at present! 10/10 for perseverance in adverse conditions ! Put it all down to experience! For you and your growing list of followers as well. ("Have thermals, will travel.")

YOU AMAZE ME YOU GUYS LOVE OLD LADY LUCY

I went on a tour of this church in 2006. The organ is beautiful but we didn't get to hear it. Thanks for the listen!

Ah lovely but take lots of care. Keep warm. Xx

Brilliant... Xxx

I came for the organ, but the sound of the snow crunching under your feet is great!

Welcome to Estonia! It's always interesting to see foreigners walking around my country and sharing their impressions.

You have started off the new year in grand style. Here's wishing you both a great 2024.

I was at your concert in this video! Thank you for visiting us and filling our city with great music! ❤

Great vlog...thanks guys! Tallinn is a lovely city, enjoyed visiting some years ago 🎶🎹

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You two intrepid wanderers! I love you!---I happen to have Glogg in my refrigerator right now! I buy it in the Danish town next door!---What a church. Lovely music. And lovely to hear the snow crunching underfoot.

First of all: happy 2024 Thanks for bringing us with you guys in tour, very entertaining

Oh how lovely to find this video.... combining Estonia and Organs! My first trip to Estonia, back in 1997, that year I did hear the organ of Tallinn Dom Kirik. While there, we purchased a CD of three Baltic Organs... Tallinn / Riga / Vilnius (ERES CD 07). This video was first I have been virtually walked up to the console, so thank you. The Riga organ, was the famous one in the Riga Dom. Franz Liszt composed the music for the dedication of that organ.... and that organ I got to play back in June of 2000! Hymn "As the Deer" never sounded better! (That organ has Barker levers as it is a Tracker. The person giving us the organ tour latched in one of the alphabetically labeled pedals as they got up from the console. I wisely checked the listing.... found they had latched in the Tutti! I released that before trying the organ!) Oh, and one track on that CD to highly praise.... Via Dolorosa by Aivars Kalejs. From the first time I heard that track, I have associated it with title "Prelude to the entrance of God". Starts out with a single rank, builds to full organ, and end up back with a single rank. And by the way.... the tall Church behind you at 12:12 in your video is Oleviste kirik (St. Olaf's Church), which was - when it was originally built - the tallest building in the entire world.

Now we know where all the winter weather that missed the US went. A beautiful city,and a beautiful organ. Thanks guys!❤

Travel ... music ... wit ... humor! What more could a person want? Thanks once more to both of you! I look forward to the next place to be graced with your presences.

Thks Johnathan & Tom for this interesting video of music & sightseeing. At least I can view places in comfort through your eyes. All the best for '24 with all your tours & playing all over the world.

Amazing video again!

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Enjoyed the latest pleasant Vlog of your travels. Interesting to see the tour of Tallinn. I hope that there was heating on at the Cathedral ! Looking forward to hearing a Concert extract from the Ladegast-Sauer Instrument.

Hallo O wow brrrrrrrr 17 degrees below. I.m enjoyed this fantastic video. Thank you very much B B!❤❤ With Love from the Netherlands.

So funny and so informative ... How else than thanks to Jon and Tom would one ever find out about such an historical Ladegast-Sauer organ in Tallinn, Estonia? Thanks to Tom and Jon for adding another masterpiece of humorous and musically enlightening addition to Europe´s organ landscape ...

Wonderful sound. The sound in the snow. Wow! Xx

Qué grandes bellísimos sois los dos!!!!!! Saludos desde GRANADA ( España)

Fascinating. A very musical country, Estonia and I’m sure they loved having you there. But you’ll need to do Lithuania and Latvia now to preserve Baltic harmony.

Oh my god!! How cold you would be guys! Maybe a hot drink would have been good for you on that freezing night. I have to say that you have pleasantly surprised me, by commenting in the vlog that Jonathan has made the transcription for organ of "Dream of Love" by Liszt. That's fantastic, congratulations! It's a really difficult piece for piano and I particularly love it! Congratulations on the trip, also because you have been able to see that in Tallinn it is even colder than in Manchester!😂😘😘🤗❤️

Fascinating views of Tallinn, & the Cathedral in snowy splendour but I particularly enjoyed listening to the musical accompaniment. That programme sounds wonderful. The organ sounded amazing & I'm sure the audience thought it was well worth the effort of getting there in the cold weather to hear such incredible music. Thank you both for another interesting vlog. xx

Another excellent and entertaining vlog! Congratulations on braving the cold weather and performing another great concert! Hope to see it shared in full very soon. You boys are making history as well as sharing history and showing us the "organs of the world". Hope you get to do the same here in America some day. Love your work!

Another peek behind the scenes of SBD"s snow business with Jonathan doing swing time! Kudos for the impressive knowledge & talent organists need to setup an instrument. 👏👏 Good job, Tom! ⏱ Looking forward to the video. What I learned: the greatest invention for the organ was the cancel button 🚫 and why Brits are so keen on hedgehogs - to satisfy an itch. 🦔 😁 🔔 Bells!! 🥰 ❤❤🎹🎶

The vlogs are truly amazing and so informative. Maybe there can be a big contest between the 2 of you at more sites to get the stops in place quicker and quicker. It is so nice to see brothers who truly care about one another and don't exhibit any jealousy. Then again, I do recall a time, Tom asked Jonathan to do a version of Pas de Deux and he did. As Jonathan said, Tom immediately regretted it. Bear in mind, this was shortly after Tom's piece, March of the Nutcrackers, where Jonathan was tasked with playing the nutcracker between his legs! It was a great Christmas video, as usual, and one of the ones that I watched MULTIPLE times again this Christmas. Thanks for sharing the sights and sounds of the concerts and the towns/halls where they are performed. I check notifications daily to see when there is a new release!

Great place and fantastic sound of a beautiful organ !

Greetings from Boise, Idaho! Tom and Jonathan, another outstanding video. I hope that you have had a chance to thaw out! I love the sound of that organ, and can hardly wait for the concert!

Great video, once again shows the genius of these two in adapting to the different organs they encounter; those stop changes looked very fiddly. Hopefully one day Jonathan will play the great Ladegast organ in Merseburg cathedral in Germany which is the greatest surviving 19th century German romantic organ

Loved seeing this. It’s like seeing a mini sitcom😂 Thanks so much for sharing this❤️🎶🎶🎶

I liked the sound of the organ. Beautiful! A freezing adventure. Comicafo play at low temperatures. Congratulations on yet another challenge. 🙌🎶☃️🎹❄️

Visited Tallin in June of 2002, a bit warmer, for sure. Really enjoy your travelogues and concerts. Planning to spebd December in UK, looking forward to enjoying at least 1live concert.

great great great thank you

What a terrific video, tho' I'm feeling a bit chilly after watching you two slog through that weather. The organ is brilliant - what a sound! Thanks Jonathan and Tom for this vlog. What a treat! (Hopefully, you've had a chance to warm up since posting this!)

Another brilliant vlog! Tallinn looks stunning and the organ sounds fantastic. Wish I could have been there.

I really love these vlogs. So interesting and instructive. Beautiful organ and Cathedral. Brilliant filming and playing. Well done both of you on this one. You give so much pleasure to us all. Thank you Jonathan and Tom. From a not that cold yet Manchester.

Thanks so much for this wonderful tour of old Talinn and a look at the magnificent organ Jonathan played there! I have a friend (in the US) who is from Estonia, and I'll be sending him a link to this v-log. I think he'll love it and maybe it will bring back great memories for him! It was great to see the snow, too! Here in the Long Island, NY suburbs, we have not seen any snow for two years! Most of all, I was impressed with the organ itself. [An organ with a dynamometer!] All those stops and pins! How does Jonathan get familiar with all these organs so quickly? They're all so different! This one has a gorgeous sound to it, so I am eagerly waiting for the concert you recorded! Thanks again for taking us on this interesting journey with you! ❤🎹 ❄ ✈ 🦄 😊

Another brilliant vlog; music was splendid and you really showed us how cold it was! Tallinn is a beautiful city but I think I would visit in the spring!🥶🥶

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I am truly impressed with your vlog contents, videos, knowledge and talent. You are very fortunate to visit and video your destinations. I enjoy it beyond words. Thank you from New England USA

Thank you from Canada !

Enjoyable and informative, as always. Thank you Jonathan and Tom.

Looking forward to it!

Right on time, as promised. Thank you. I'm with Tom on this one ( ??? ) I find it amazing how different organs can be. Was this your first trip to Estonia, I know it was mine. Wishing you continued success and happiness in '24. xx P.S. When the snow crunches while you are walking on it, that means that it is really cold. I'm from NW Michigan, and it happens all the time up here, like now for instance. I can certainly see why you needed those cold weather jackets! Toasty.

Nice, hopefully you guys enjoyed Tallinn!

A simple 'thank you' for cheering me up with another great vlog. Your humour, knowledge and talent are so very much appreciated and I'm glad you recently monetised your channel. It makes me happy that, by watching the ads before your videos, I can give back to you in some small way for all the joy you have given me. Happy New Year guys!

i was in Vilnus playing Handel organ concerto in orchestra it was memory 40 years ago. Vilnus cathedral is much larger and we sitting at balkony with orchestra. When organist started concerto in D major in rechearsal I stopped playing goosbumps for that sound. I wish you can play there this Handels organ concerto with Tom playing orchestra part

Happy New Year! What a beautiful place and organ! Glad you survived the cold!

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Jonathan here in Portugal there are some very beautiful organs with an incredible sound. Why don't you try coming here to Portugal to play and record music?

More List. Music please

No such problems over here - we are having 30+ degrees C all week!

Excelentes Organista ...Les sugiero venir a México a tocar en los dos Órganos monumentales de la Catedral Metropolitana en CDMX.

Arvo Part??????

What do those rotating things between the stop-rockers actually do?

What do the little twist buttons do?

The poor Scott brothers did not know that germans built the city in the medeivals.

estonian? hahaha. town, church, organ as well as the oldest apotheke are of course german...

Wow, it was a very cold trip! I liked Tom's explanation of the medieval remedy for itching! You two showed us a beautiful city that looks like it came out of illustrations from old children's stories! The concert must have been wonderful! I really liked this vlog! Thank you both for everything!

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