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Jonathan Scott The St. Mary Tyne Dock Schulze Organ Trust Presents… Organ recitals 2020 st Saturday 21 November 2020, 7.00pm International Concert Organist Jonathan Scott ONLINE RECITAL https://www.youtube.com/scottbrothersduo Ellesmere Jonathan Scott Jonathan Scott enjoys a hugely varied international performing career on a diverse spectrum of keyboard instruments with a repertoire spanning over 500 years of music, including a catalogue of over 400 of his own transcriptions and arrangements. As Associate Artist of The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester Jonathan gives a series of lunchtime organ recitals which attract audiences approaching 1,000. In addition to his career as pianist and organist, Jonathan is a specialist in the music for the French art harmonium. This seasons performances include solo and concerto appearances across UK as well as Germany (Berlin State Opera, European Harmonium Festival, Freiberg Organ Festival, Kultur Palast Dresden), Spain (Madrid National Auditorium), France (Toulouse Organ Festival, Evreux Cathedral), Hungary (MÜPA Budapest), Norway (Stavanger Concert Hall), Switzerland (Fribourg International Organ Festival, KKL Lucerne Concert Hall, Geneva Cathedral), Belgium (Salle Philharmonique Liege, BOZAR Brussels), Latvia (Liepāja Organ Festival), Taiwan (Taipei National Concert Hall, Kaohsiung Center for the Arts), South Korea (Lotte Concert Hall, Seoul) and Singapore (Victoria Concert Hall). Other highlights include a series of Concerto performances with the National Chinese Orchestra of Taiwan and the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra and a solo evening organ recital from the Royal Albert Hall, London for the 2020 BBC Proms. In 2017 Jonathan gave the world premiere of the new organ concerto '6000 Pipes!' by Sir Karl Jenkins for Hull UK City of Culture and he toured this work throughout 2019, including a special gala performance at The Royal Albert Hall, London with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by the composer. Jonathan also has a busy international concert schedule with his pianist brother, Tom Scott, performing as Scott Brothers Duo. Their online performance videos have totalled nearly 30 million views and their regular online concerts during the recent coronavirus pandemic reached a worldwide audience of over 800,000 people. Scott Brothers Duo are the winners of the 2019 ECHO (European Cities of Historical Organs) competition to create a performance which introduces the pipe organ to a young audience. Their project combines animation and organ music and will be performed at major festivals across Europe in 2020 and 2021. Born in Manchester, Jonathan studied piano and organ at Chetham's School of Music before gaining a scholarship to attend the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM). He continued his studies in USA and Netherlands, won the coveted Worshipful Company of Musicians WT Best Scholarship and gold medal, and is a Freeman of The City of London. Jonathan has been a member of the keyboard staff at RNCM since 2001. For more information please visit www.jonathanscott.co.uk The programme On the Hill, Norman & Beard Chapel Organ Marc-Antoine Charpentier (1634-1704) Prelude ('Marche en rondeau' from Te Deum H.146) Tom Scott (b. 1981) Pavane of the Birds (2016) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) arr. Scott Allegro Molto (Symphony No. 40 in G Minor K.550) Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) arr. Scott Sheep May Safely Graze (Schafe können sicher weiden BWV 208) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) Fantasy in f minor KV.608 “Ein Orgelstück für eine Uhr” Alessandro Marcello (1673-1747)/JS Bach arr. Scott Adagio (Oboe Concerto in d minor / BWV 974) Georges Bizet (1838-1875) arr. J. Scott Farandole (L'Arlésienne Suite. No.2) www.youtube.com/scottbrothersduo Our recitals: Dates for future recitals on the organs here at Ellesmere College are yet to be determined. If you missed Jonathan’s online recital last week on the mighty Schulze, you can view it online at www.youtube.com/scottbrothersduo. Whilst the Chapel organ is integral to the heart of the College, the Schulze organ is not owned by the school but is held in a separate charitable trust. Fundraising and recitals provide the Schulze’s only income. Before the pandemic our termly recitals had become well-known amongst loyal supporters for uniquely featuring pre-event “Tea & Cake” and a singalong finale to Parry’s “Jerusalem” – a test of the organist’s ability! The recitals usually featuring the mighty Schulze along with a fabulous Chamber Organ in the first half, the audience relocating to the Chapel for the second half of the recital/ concert. We look forward to welcoming an audience as soon as it is practical. - For All The Latest Schulze News… Visit our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/schulzeorgan & www.organrecitals.com - ORGANS MAINTAINED BY - Our thanks to:- Jonathan & Tom Scott Paul Russell, Custos – St Mary Tyne Dock Schulze Organ Trust Forth Pipe Organs of Edinburgh Ellesmere College www.organrecitals.com The St Mary Tyne Dock Schulze Organ Trust. Registered Charity 510964 The Organs of Ellesmere College A Visitors Guide # A Brief History Nathaniel Woodard and the School Ellesmere College was opened in 1884 and dedicated to St Oswald. It was Nathaniel Woodard’s seventh school. At the time of opening he was the Sub Dean of Manchester Cathedral and Canon Woodard’s religious principles were central to the philosophy of his Anglican school’s foundation. By the time he died in 1891 he had founded eleven schools. It has been said that Ellesmere College is the topographical jewel in the Woodard crown. The south western side of the school with its gothic façade looks out over a quadrangle, terraces and playing fields towards the hills of Wales. The College’s building was designed by the architects “Carpenter and Ingelow” and envisaged as an “H” plan, allowing for a quadrangle on both sides. “Big School”, which boasts the third largest hammer-beam roof in England, was added in 1897. The Chapel was designed in 1926 by Sir Aston Webb, reaching final completion in 1959 to revisions made by Sir Charles Nicholson. A fire in 1966 destroyed the Chapel and Dining Hall which was then reconstructed under the control of architects “Colcutt and Hamp”. The Organs The College is home to two of the finest organs in the country, both of which are very different from each other. The Chapel contains a grand Hill, Norman & Beard of 1968 which was made famous by Brian Runnet’s recording of the Hindemith Organ Sonatas. In 1980 a second organ was acquired by the college, the mighty 1864 Schulze organ which was rescued from St Mary’s Parish Church, Tyne Dock. Now housed on a gallery in the magnificent “Big School”, the organ is famous for its deep velvety sound and is a true Rolls Royce amongst organs. The Chapel Organ Hill, Norman and Beard 1968 Following the devastating fire of 1966 which gutted the Chapel, the new organ was designed by Rex Lumley, the then Director of Music, Dr. Herbert Sumsion, CBE and Herbert Norman, FRSA, FISOB. The organ encompasses every technical advance of its time. Electro-magnetic actions, simulated bar-type wind chests, solid state relays, integral wind regulators and sheathed wire louvre-control action. The organ works on a 2-h.p. blower situated behind the gallery. The specification required that all unenclosed pipes should be in view as much as possible. Extensive use of polished tin, copper, spotted metal and dark coated zinc all required for tone-colour emphasis reflect the tonal variety, vitality and brilliance in an exciting display. Designed with being used as a teaching instrument in mind, the organ delivers a clear tone on the Great section, provides a Swell Organ of traditional English form and a uniquely Classical Positive division. Specification Great Swell Quintaten 16ft Rohr Flute 8ft Principal 8ft Salicional 8ft Stopped Diapason 8ft Voix Céleste 8ft Octave 4ft Geigen Principal 4ft Spitzflöte 4ft Koppelflöte 4ft Fifteenth 2ft Flageolet 2ft Furniture III rks Plein Jeu III rks Cornet V rks Fagotto 16ft Trumpet 8ft Pedal Positive Sub Bass 16ft Bourdon 8ft Principal 16ft Chimney Flute 4ft Bourdon 16ft Nazard 2⅔ft Octave 8ft Principal 2ft Bass Flute 8ft Tierce 1⅗ft Fifteenth 4ft Larigot 1⅓ft Nachthorn 4ft Cymbal III rks Mixture III rks Krummhorn 8ft Posaune 16ft Trompette 8ft Rohrschalmey 4ft Couplers Compass Swell to Great Unison Off Manuals 61 notes Positive to Great Swell to Pedal Pedals 32 notes Swell to Positive Great to Pedal 47 ranks Octave Positive to Pedal 33 voices Sub Octave 36 stops Thumb pistons: six each to Gt, Sw. & Ch, eight general to all stops Reversibles (4) to S-G, G-P, S-P & Pedal reed HN&B instant capture action Toe pistons: six to Pedals and six to Swell Reversibles (3) S-G, G-P, & F.O. Great & Pedal piston coupler The Schulze Organ Edmund Schulze 1864 We have a lot to be thankful for when it comes to the Schulze organ. Without Prince Albert’s invitation to the Schulze family to exhibit at the Great Exhibition, there would, in all likelihood, have been no examples of Schulzes’ work in the UK. Of the surviving examples, four remain, whilst one is silent. Of the working examples the Ellesmere Schulze is the most original and complete. The organ started out life in St Mary’s Parish Church, Tyne Dock on Friday, 24th June, 1864. Alderman Williamson who had commissioned the organ, and who had agreed the contract price of £600 was so pleased with the finished instrument that he paid a bonus of £400! By 1905 very few pipes could be induced to speak due to the damp conditions in which the organ found itself. Andrew Carnegie generously provided for half the cost of restoration which was carried out by Messrs Norman & Beard. Very little has been done to the organ since.
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