Harmonium & Piano duos provided one of the most popular musical combinations in the late nineteenth century, combining the percussive brilliance of the piano
with the expressive organ-like tone of the harmonium.

In 1842 Alexandre Debain of Paris, patented the name "Harmonium" for a musical instrument which possessed the tonal qualities of a pipe organ and the expressive control of a string instrument. The craftsmanship of Victor Mustel's Parisian workshop took the harmonium to new artistic heights and its combination with piano was the inspiration for music by some of the greatest composers including Saint-Saëns, Franck and Guilmant.

SCOTT BROTHERS DUO performances take the listener on a musical journey which unites a piano and an original Mustel harmonium, bringing a uniquely
expressive sound world to the listener.

"a rare combination of exceptional musical prowess,
highly professional presentation
and irresistibly charming personality"
THE SALTAIRE SENTINEL

"Congratulations to the brothers on a most interesting and eye-opening musical journey. Consummate artistry!"
ORGANISTS' REVIEW "EDITOR'S CHOICE"



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