Leonardo da Vinci: L'Amoroso and La Gelosia (Domenico da Piacenza), Voices of Music 4K
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- The 15th century dances "La Gelosia" and "L'Amoroso" by Domenico da Piacenza. Live, 4K video from our award winning concert: Leonardo da Vinci: a musical Odyssey, San Francisco, performed by the Early Music ensemble Voices of Music. Please consider a donation to help us make these videos! voicesofmusic....
Musicians: Rotem Gilbert, renaissance bagpipes; Shira Kammen, vielle; Malachai Bandy, hurdy gurdy, and Peter Maund, percussion.
The Italian dance-master and composer Piacenza wrote the earliest surviving dance treatise, De arte saltandi et choreas ducendi (The Art of Dancing). Piacenza worked at several courts, including those of the Estes and the Gonzagas. As a young man, Leonardo da Vinci would have known both the dance and the tune. Like the renaissance tourdion, La Gelosia alternates between two tonal registers. The dance was very popular and appears in more than eight different sources. You can see the original manuscript here: www.pbm.com/~li...
This work is here presented for the first time in 4K, ultra high definition video.
#DaVinci #Bagpipes #HurdyGurdy
This music is just magnificent! Thank you so much for treating our ears with so much goodness!
Our pleasure!
Astonishingly big sound for just four musicians. Very much to my taste.
I love this! It just takes you to a bygone age where life is simple and shepards fill the fields. Really something so deeply filling and magical. Thank you so much
You are very welcome!
I can't have enough of that
sono incantato da queste sonorita.
siete una medicina per le mie orecchie.
impressionante.
grazie.
Prego!
Wundervolle Musik, für meine Ohren klingende heimat
Only the second piece is 'La Gelosia'. The first is 'Amoroso' another 15th century Italian dance tune. Gorgeous rendition and incredible sound!!
Tx.
Awesome Pipes...
Agreed.
Awesome to have one of the best moments of the concert captured like this!
They were on a roll!
So majestic took me so far away
i love this music so much! thank you Voices of Music!
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Wonderful work. I can't get those tunes out of my head.
Great tunes!
Vom is the best.you can reproduce baroque music perfectly.keep it up.god bless you all.greeting from mauritius
Beautiful!!!
Amazing. Exceptional work. Thank you so much for posting this.
You're welcome!
Great performance! Also, it's cool that you linked the manuscript 👍😊
Wonderful music!!!
Thank you, very much!
You're welcome!
this is wonderful! the pure the excellent performance
I love this.
I love this
Thank you for your hard efforts
Does any one find this music so nice? Like movie or game sound tracks omg, why do people even like music from the romantic period onwards? Just listen to this!
très musique et belle voix
Muito boa a apresentação. Top demais.
Fabulous. Thank you.
Bravo
Magistral I interpretación... Piacere.... Grazie ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ !!!!
Absolutely stunning!!
Thank you so much!
Awesome....x
Amazing
Perfecto, maravilloso 😍😍😍❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏!!!!!!!!!
Mi nuevo instrumento favorito es aquel de viento que toca esa linda dama.
La gaíta
wonderful
Thank you! Cheers!
😍 I love it💜
:)
As a frame drummer, I particularly appreciate Peter Maund's technique, but the whole performance is excellent.
WOW!!!
Wer da sagt ,Renaissance und Mittelalter konnten nur langweilig ,der hat nie alte Musik hören dürfen ,
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' W O W ' ! IT MAY BE ITALIAN , BUT MY FIRST IMPRESSION WAS THAT OF MACEDONIAN FOLK DANCE MUSIC THAT SOUNDS LIKE IT'S PROBABLY COULD FROM YUGOSLAVIA OR BULGARIAN REGIONS THEREOF ! SUPER DUPER ' O.T.W. ' (OUT OF THIS WORLD) ! IT'S ESOTERIC AS HELL AND I LUV'S IT !
Utriculus, rhombus, sgabellum, crotala, cymbalum, sistrum, chitarae, lyra, sambuca, cordae obliquae, pandura, syrinx, tibia, tuba, bucina, cornus, etc. They are Roman, Etruscan and Samnite instruments remaining in the Italic tradition and adopted throughout the empire.
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What remits me? A medieval fair, perhaps in Venice, Genoa or Syracuse, where exotic and oriental products come from the stalls, the smell of myrrh and incense brought from Egypt that make the air black, the silks of Byzantium and the glass bowls of Persia amid the carpets brought in from Trebizonda and Samarkand. All this amidst the buzz of sellers and buyers.
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I didn't realize that I have heard non-scottish bagpipe music piece until now. Da Vanci is truly a polymath.
Damn, got here just too late to hit the 100th like.... Ah well 101 will have to do then. What gorgeous music and ditto performance !
Chris Breemer I'm 145
@@pearspeedruns Well that went fast ! As it should do because this is extraordinary music making and video quality.
Beautiful ! Who is the bagpipe's maker please ?
Genial! Quien es el artesano que hizo la gaita? Donde podría informarme? Gracias
I've never seen a Hurdy-gurdy that looked like this one! Can you give any info on the instrument?
Most hurdy gurdies you see are more in the baroque style, this is a much earlier model.
I believe they are called symphonias when they are boxed shaped and usually only have 3 strings. The shape you are referring to is the renaissance french style or wheeled vielle. Interestingly it was considered an analog to the viola (bowed vielle in the renaissance).
1st like, comment and view amar
uhm this is weird because I am Amar
ciao,noi chiamiamo quel strumento la Zampogna in Puglia (Italia)
We love Zampogna!
Dorian
çok iyi değil mi ? YA