This organ was built in 1960 for the Cathedral of St. John. The managers were not satisfied, so they sold the organ to the cathedral in Praga. In the year it was built, the organ had over 90 stops and a 5-manual playing table, which unfortunately has not survived. In the 1990s, it was rebuilt by Mr. Zych's company. The builder is Czesław Kruszewski. Regards. Very nice workmanship.
@@P1ro2f Anfänglich erstmal: Windlade schreibt man mit D. Zum zweiten: grätschen Sie bitte nicht allzu voreilig in Richtung ''Unsinn''. Und sofern Sie selbst Profi sind: erst recht nicht.
Absolutely wonderful; must order the score once it's available. Incidentally, if anyone is interested in the choral version, listen to it sung by the USSR Ministry of Culture Choir - available on RU-vid. A glorious sound.
Your talent for transcribing vocal music for solo organ is truly guided by angels. I am breathless after this inspired ethereal performance. Magnificently divine.🙏 A grand instrument and Cathedral. Thank you both for sharing. 💐💐🎹🎶
I think l have become a Scott brothers groupie . I love finding a post last thing at night and listening to the recording quietly . Tonight's rendition from Warsaw Cathedral was stunning l have never heard that piece before . Thank you
Wonderful…although I’ve listened to Tchaikovsky for a long time, I was unfamiliar with this choral piece until recently…thank you, Brothers Scott, for yet another beautiful performance of a great work.
The music conveys a lot of peace and serenity. The church is wonderful. The sound of the organ is beautiful. Very well played by Jonathan with beautiful images of Tom. 😇🙏
This beautiful Hymn is simply wonderful, sweet and moving! And how beautiful and elegant this Church is inside! Thank you both for this amazing video! ❤
I am fascinated by the acoustics of this place. The sound that you manage to get out of it is full, clear, brilliant. Needless to say, the images of the cathedral are beautiful!! Thank you very much for showing us so much beauty!!❤👏👏👏😘😘
What an amazing rendition of that beautiful piece! I am impressed by the sound of that gorgeous organ. Wonderful video, thank you both for uploading this. xx
Amazingly beautiful musically as well as photographically. So soothing, so meditative, and so inspiring. The opening picture of the church with the sunlight pouring through on the spires on the right side of the church is so much like a cherubim shining down from Heaven onto the church itself. Thank you Jonathan for the peacful, calming rendition of the hymn and thank you Tom for capturing the beauty of this cathedral in all of its glory.
Thank you! I think there are too many reeds in the beginning. The composition of the work begins with the descent of grace. During the service, this is a very quiet moment, detached from earthly things: “We, like the cherubim and the life-giving Trinity, chanting the Trisagion hymn, will now put aside all worldly concerns.”
It’s a chorale work and is sung in a chant fashion by a large Orthodox choir with no instrumental backing. One of those things that imo does not really transpose well
