JEREMIAH CLARKE - THE PRINCE OF DENMARK'S MARCH (TRUMPET VOLUNTARY) - THE ORGAN OF HULL CITY HALL
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- Jonathan Scott performs his solo organ arrangement of Jeremiah Clarke's Trumpet Voluntary "The Prince of Denmark's March" on the 1911 Forster & Andrews organ of Hull City Hall. The score of this arrangement is available here: www.scottbrothersduo.com/SCORE...
This instrument is one of the largest organs in the UK and has 140 stops over four manuals and pedals and contains 6361pipes. It also has a percussion section which can be heard in this video.
Film & Sound by Tom Scott
For more information about Jonathan Scott please visit www.jonathanscott.co.uk - Hudba
My wedding processional, played on an organ similar to this one, my eyes fixed on my wonderful, handsome groom as I walked down the aisle toward him. One of the happiest days of my life!
Our processonal as well, in 1973 when it was a very popular wedding march. Aeolian Skinner organ, not as grand as the one here, but very good. We were proverbial starving grad students at UCLA, but our friends assembled a very competent choir, and another friend, a music professor, did the honors on the organ. Low-budget, but first class. (Reception was cake and punch in the church basement, but back the not everyone expected a lavish reception. Our sons gave us the reception dinner we never had for our 50th wedding anniversary -- the elder one has a great kitchen, and the younger one is a superb chef.)
@@johne7345 It must have been a lovely ceremony! How nice that your sons gave you both such a wonderful reception/50th anniversary gala, & congratulations! Thanks for your reply!
I get chills every time I hear this beautiful music on a grand pipe organ!!
Rightly called "the king of instruments." One of the big attractions of our current church is its pipe organ and our superbly competent organist.
I walked down the aisle to this piece 47 years ago. I loved it then,and I love it now!
I walked down the aisle to this triumphant march 46 years ago. Love it as much now as then!
I too, walked up the aisle at the church I was married in, to this beautiful piece to marry my husband.
50 years ago for us -- this was a very popular wedding processional back then.
that is my graduation marching song...i did not know it was called The Prince of Denmark's March. wow. ten years later a married my Dane
I played this at my high-school graduation in 1975. Thanks for bringing back good memories.
I love it how he starts with the drum, wonderful.
When I stood behind the closed church doors waiting for the Wedding March to play my aunt played this on the pipe organ of our church. Almost 40 years ago.
Surely one of the most beautiful sounding of Town Hall organs with its almost cathedral-like speech.
Vandag 45 jaar gelede was hierdie besondere musiekstuk my en my bruid se troumars. Ek raak nog steeds emosioneel by die aanhoor daarvan . Een van die mooiste orrelwerke wat daar is. Dankie Jeremia Clarke
Hom he hierdie musiek geskrijf vir die trompet.
The big pipe organ , truely the King of instruments
Graeme Bishop Not terribly portable! But yes, indeed...
@@carolmorton7213 I think he was quoting Mozart but yeah they are pretty stationary
Hull City Hall and its organ. Happy memories!
One of the most beautiful performances: "Trumpet Voluntary". These organs - great !!!
Simply Beautiful, Divine and Immortal too, sending one to the highest Heaven.
When I was a young boy singing in my church choir Saint Aloysius queens New York this was one of my Organist favorite pieces of music he played it with a modest zeal... Mr Kubler.
This place?
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It is very beautiful!
Incredible. What a talented young man, he's amazing.
This tune was the signature tune from the BBC for the Danish broadcastings to Denmark during World War 2 .
Her er London, BBC sender tll Danmark.
An inspiring piece of music. I had this substituted at my wedding for the rather drab wedding march...
I absolutely love the Hull City Hall organ! It's a wonderful symphonic instrument, certainly has all the bells and whistles. Additionally, I LOVE this arrangement of The Prince of Denmark's March. A nicely registered piece.
you are putting Hull City Hall, on the organ map.... Bravo
FANTASTIC PRESENTATION WORTHY OF GREAT PUBLIC PRAISE AND PROFESSIONALISM! THE melody you executed on that beautiful organ is REMINISCENT of same being played over the Radio FREE EUROPE and BBC during the Iron Curtain that we, now Freed Romanians, have heard it every night--the beautiful music your organ just played! Very sweet melodious music! God bless you all!
No words can describe properly what you do.
This is such inspiring music. Thank you so much for this. It reminds me of Jesus' imminent return. Makes me teary eyed. Our Holy Majesty coming back to love on us.
Amazing organ with bass drums!! And it also has a rearview mirror. What a wonderful organ.
I don't think a rearview mirror is that unusual in an organ - useful for the organist to see the choirmaster or similar. Our little school chapel organ had one (Barnard Castle, Co. Durham, England).
(I always wanted to rig a picture of a police car to pop up behind it to startle the organist …)
1:50. Phenomenal sound recording of a great instrument in the Perfect hall. This is the real deal!
The City of Hull does very well for organs, this and the huge instrument in Hull Minster!
Utterly outstanding . . . you can write the best music in the world but unless someone can play it, it's just artwork. This was wonderful . . . thank you.
OMG! This is the best version of this immortal classic that I have ever heard! Sir, you are a master of the sainted Organ! ❤️❤️🙏🏻🏅🇨🇦
Larry Stewart n
Everything you guys upload is of absolutely fantastic quality! Superb, keep them coming!
Twenty seven years ago this year, my lovely wife came down the aisle of the Church to this tune to marry me.
Just reading your comment choked me up a bit. I'm guessing among your guests there where few not so dry eyes. Congratulations on 27 years!!! My wife and I celebrated 38 years on February 28 this year.
Congratulations!
I do believe that you meant to say that it was but yesterday. A blessing on you both.
And twenty six years ago, my wife and I recessed up the aisle to this tune (played by trumpets and organ) at our wedding.
As did my wife in 1991
I was 8 years old in 1955 and this is the first piece of organ music I learned by name, Bank Street Methodist church, Timaru. Now a funeral parlour but organ kept in good order by the owners.
Thank you Jonathan; the piece is often hackneyed and done to death but you are thoroughly musical.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent and an incredible taste in music
I haven’t bought a disc CD in years but I just might buy one of theirs. No, I’m just an enthusiastic new fan, plain and simple. CZcams is a wonderful venue to discover your next most favorite artist. They deserve financial support to continue to be able to showcase the organ in all its splendor. All said IMHO
Magnificent, Mr. Scott!
As soon as the principal pipes sound, my stress just melts away. Thank you!
Amazing! The best organ version that i have ever heard !
You are amazing...no more words needed! You take my favorite pieces of classical music and turn them into something marvellous!
Just got an arrangement of this from my long time choir director and mentor. It's one of my favorite pieces and I can't wait to work on it!
Standing ovation!
I walked down the aisle to this song on june. Love this march forever
I've never heard this piece done better.
Wunderbar,wunderbar,so schoen
One absolutely must hear this piece played on the Boardwalk Hall organ, with the solo trumpet part played on the Grand Ophicleide.
This is amazing! It's truly a masterpiece and always a pleasure to listen to your organ arrangements! I also love the use of the Bass Drum because in the province where I live it's a rarely displayed register (mostly cause the organs here are all around 300 years old) so it was amazing to hear it
You do a wonderful job of playing this! It is awesome music!❤️🌹👑👍👌
2:17 has so much skill to do that with your feet is crazy!!!!!!
Again! A very nice rendition!
Fantástico, Increíble, simplemente no puedo dejar de escuchar esta que es para mi la mejor adaptación del Voluntario de Trompeta de Clark que jamas haya escuchado, simplemente Grandiosa
Bravo Maestro Scott
Thank you for sharing
BRAVO well done
Artist knows how to make the organ sing.
Pax+
I love this music!!
this registration is uniquely amaxing - you’d not believe this was a pipe organ to hear it 💕
7 Oct 1972 My Bride and I walked down the carpet at our church on our Wedding Day to this Music here in Macon, Georgia.
You’ve taken and old war horse and made it new again. As always marvelous playing.
This well known march was composed by Jeremiah Clarke but often attributed incorrectly to Henry Purcell. It is frequently used in processionals or recessionals (depending on whether you’re coming or going), and is a favorite of mine.
It was both for our school, played well by the Osler Professor of Surgery.
Masterpiece
Excellent .Thank you from U.S.A!
Magnificent piece well played.
Perfect!
Thanks.
Loved it
Having just nattered about the legato in the Pachelbel video, this one is great! Lovely detached touch, even on this monster organ! I like it!
Brilliant! Walked up the aisle to this one! It was played a bit slower though as I didn't want to rush up it!!
Magnificent!
fabulous footwork!!
Walked down the aisle to this at our wedding over 40 years ago.
Fantastic
When am getting married by the grace of God they'll play this for my wife to walk down the aisle.... initially I thought we would use Wedding March by Felix Mendelssohn.. after listening to Maurice André play this... I've changed my mind 😁😁
Incredible!!!
Magnificent.
Absoluut fantasties!
Had this played at our wedding...
I've been wondering about the name of that tune FOR YEARS! I always knew it as "the recessional played at royal weddings"... and thanks to Wikipedia for validating that theory 🙃
WUNDERBAR !!
FABULOUS!
An English piece by an English composer written for the Baroque Period English organs.
My wedding march aisle music 39 years ago ❤
Be a great organ for Jonathan to play his translation of Purcell’s Funeral Sentences for Queen Mary!
Fascinante!
Another great performance Jonathan, it's a pity the iPad speakers don't do justice to this magnificent organ. This is the first time I have heard of this fine instrument, Foster and Andrews were a very reputable firm as was John Compton. The instrument is in fine fettle considering the last rebuild was 1951 or so we are led to believe by the two builders given in the credits at the end of the video. I am sure some work must have been done leatherwork and such in the intervening years not counting a wash and brush up as we in the organ building world used to call a cleaning and restoration. A very nice instrument, beautifully played, thanks again to the Scott brothers for bringing it to us.
SAMRODIAN Get a pair of good quality earphones for the IPad and the sound will be great. I hope you are not merely listening in the external speakers of the IPad.
And the Hall was bombed during the 2nd World War and the the organ was exposed to the elements for quite some time.
My Late husband,and I had this played at our wedding 40 years ago,but not quite as grand!!!!!
My 3 sisters came down the aisle with this piece playing
Mainly we are dane and Lutheran
During the war we were 'bombed out' by the Germans and I went to live with Organist at Holy Trinity (now Hull Minster) and he would often play this organ at the City Hall in concerts
Magnífica actuación en un órgano tan grande como espectacular y que suena muy bien! La percusión es sorprendente! Suena genial!! Me ha encantado!👏👏👏
La música es preciosa…no sé porque hay gente tan egoísta que lo quieren todo en inglés,,,para mi una muestra de ignorancia
While I do enjoy the organ’s percussion section, I’m sure there are percussionists that would love to play the part for you.
Geweldig
Orajt
Okk!organist
Ladbna
Czy grxeczna
I used to play this piece for weddings.
Joanathan, I'm certain the Prince of Denmark would have given you KUSOS over the march you played; I do. Thank you so much and please keep up the great work, Bravo!
Like many have said my ex wife and I also had this music played at our wedding in Ripon Cathedral by Ron Perrin
PLEASE...could you do the March from Purcell's "Funeral Music for Queen Mary" on this organ ?
It would be superb with the bass drum.
Carry on posting !!
OH MY GOODNESS, YES THAT'S PERFECT!
I found a nice recording here on youtube but it then dissapeard. So I had to suffice for a recording with an innappropriate image, and it has caused me minor discomfort. In other words, GIMME THE THING ON ORGAN PLEASE!
Wish he could come to Los Angeles and play the 3rd largest working pipe organ at First Congregational Church of Los Angeles
This can be used as prelude piano music at church on Sunday mornings.
😊
Our school's processional.
👍😇
🙂
Taken from andre rieu vienna 2006
Sorry, langweilig, i am missing the Piccolo sound of Maurice André in Notre Dame, Paris. Of cause, well played.
The Beatles borrowed a bit of this piece for their song “It’s All Too Much”.
I ever thought this was composed by purcell as a trumpet voluntary.
Does the guy play tour?
this is my brother
MAAMA DADDY