@@bexigah It's also because the superficial and repetitive nature of pop culture has taken over. You actually have to LISTEN to great music to appreciate it, not just whistle it while you're shaking your booty.
It's 22 now. Oh, no, mind you I like Boccherini as well as much as all 18th Cnt. composers. However, keep in mind: There are professionals listening to these recordings and professionals all have their preferences in terms of interpretation, tempo, dynamics, stylistic manner, etc. I doubt the dislikes were left by people who simply don't understand this kind of music. I hope so.
@@VinniePaah But would those professionals really leave a dislike to a recording that didn't match their preferences? I thought that they would appreciate alternative interpretations of classical works, even though they would've played it differently. Oh well, maybe I place the bar to qualify for a dislike too high.
Boccherini is just sublime. All of his quartet/quintet stuff is just flawless. Tasteful and perfectly balanced. warm sound, rich thick harmonies. noble, subtle, sensitive. I'll shut up and let the music speak for itself.
This is such great music and I am so glad La Magnifica Comunita undertook the project to record Boccherini's string quintets. I hope they pick it back up and continue. It has been 9 years since the last release. The Opus 30 quintets should be next; please continue recording them, Brilliant Classics! Also, as others have pointed out, please put the movements of these quintets in their proper order. This music is intended to be heard in the correct order, not shuffled randomly.
Dear Carlos, of course their name might need to change. Plz don't assume they cannot improve. But I think what you meant to say is " you could not have chosen a better name." I only offer this alternative because in English it permits that in the future, they may choose another, possibly better name. I feel that you did not mean to limit your appreciation in this way. Someday, I hope to be able to speak Spanish. I hope you can wish me luck, that speakers of this language will show concern that I express myself clearly! Maybe I can learn. I don't know. (I'm getting old.)
The movements for the G276 are Adagio assai - Allegro Giusto - Allegro (I pastori e I cacciatori) - Tempo di minuetto - Tempo di prima. How it comes that these movements are mixed-up? The adagio assai is at 00:59:19 and the 2d movement (Allegro giusto) is at 1:37:31 and even we have a movement of the G 275 at 1:50:58 between the 3d and the 4th movements . And even the G272 is completely mixed up. And this movement is completely different from the spirit of the G276. I think it's a shame for Brilliant Classics to give us just background music because is free.
Ravishing. Beautiful music and performance. I am a little puzzled by the scrambled playlist, especially since the recording on Brilliant Classics has everything in the correct order.
The painting used as a background is "The Painter's Daughters With a Cat", of Mary and Margaret Gainsborough I believe (by Thomas Gainsborough, ~1760). The painting is unfinished. The girl on the left has a particular air of insouciance, my ex-partner happened to comment on it when I went with her to the National Portrait Gallery last Saturday.
Most today have stomach issues, so the fact they did not crave pears or apples was a matter of health issues. As children I was just as while and my brother was darker, so we had different cravings. He liked chicken white meat, I hated it, he would eat parsley, cilantro with bread just like that while I never did it.
Breve esbozo biográfico de Luigi Boccherini Nacido el 19 de febrero de 1743 Muerto: 28 de mayo de 1805 Lugar de nacimiento: Lucca, Italia Luigi Boccherini fue un compositor y violonchelista de la era clásica italiana, cuya música conservaba un estilo cortesano y galante mientras maduraba algo aparte de los principales centros musicales europeos. Boccherini es ampliamente conocido por un minueto particular de su Quinteto de cuerdas en E, Op. Cit. 11, No. 5 (G 275), y el Concierto para violonchelo en si bemol mayor (G 482). Este último trabajo fue durante mucho tiempo conocido en la versión muy alterada por el violonchelista alemán y prolífico arreglista Friedrich Grützmacher, pero recientemente ha sido restaurado a su versión original. Boccherini compuso varios quintetos de guitarra incluyendo el "Fandango" que fue influenciado por la música española.
Why are the quintets movements mixed and in disorder? For example, the first mov. of G. 271 comes after the second mov. of G. 271. And between them there is the first mov. of G. 272.
I was wondering the same. The movements of each piece should not be broken up and mixed out of order with other pieces. Great music! It deserves to be presented in proper structure and order.
Wonderful music! Don't mind the 10, and, 30 second advertising. It keeps our music flowing freely. However, I DO OBJECT to 4 minute diatribes, from the far right. While in the shower, I was held, a captive audience to an untruthful ad. UNSATISFACTORY!
18 no likes.... How strange is that with something as wonderful as this?
Social Justice Warriors in hatred with the "old opressing white culture" is what make this infamous 22 unlikes
@@bexigah It's also because the superficial and repetitive nature of pop culture has taken over. You actually have to LISTEN to great music to appreciate it, not just whistle it while you're shaking your booty.
I love Boccherini, 13 dislike??? Only poors childrens!!!
It's 22 now. Oh, no, mind you I like Boccherini as well as much as all 18th Cnt. composers. However, keep in mind: There are professionals listening to these recordings and professionals all have their preferences in terms of interpretation, tempo, dynamics, stylistic manner, etc. I doubt the dislikes were left by people who simply don't understand this kind of music. I hope so.
@@VinniePaah But would those professionals really leave a dislike to a recording that didn't match their preferences? I thought that they would appreciate alternative interpretations of classical works, even though they would've played it differently.
Oh well, maybe I place the bar to qualify for a dislike too high.
Boccherini is just sublime. All of his quartet/quintet stuff is just flawless. Tasteful and perfectly balanced. warm sound, rich thick harmonies. noble, subtle, sensitive. I'll shut up and let the music speak for itself.
Music of the angels.
These String Quintets are Splendid, Diverting, Powerful melodic resonance, Uplifting...what a wonderful Rendition!
Oh yes, the sensible work of a cellist!
É difícil definir por palavras a qualidade e a boa sensação de se ouvir esses quintetos. É algo de maravilhoso.
This is such great music and I am so glad La Magnifica Comunita undertook the project to record Boccherini's string quintets. I hope they pick it back up and continue. It has been 9 years since the last release. The Opus 30 quintets should be next; please continue recording them, Brilliant Classics!
Also, as others have pointed out, please put the movements of these quintets in their proper order. This music is intended to be heard in the correct order, not shuffled randomly.
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎻🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤
"Brilliant Classics".. You couldn't choose a better name... One proof among many are these Quintets... My compliments for you good taste.
Dear Carlos, of course their name might need to change. Plz don't assume they cannot improve. But I think what you meant to say is " you could not have chosen a better name." I only offer this alternative because in English it permits that in the future, they may choose another, possibly better name. I feel that you did not mean to limit your appreciation in this way. Someday, I hope to be able to speak Spanish. I hope you can wish me luck, that speakers of this language will show concern that I express myself clearly! Maybe I can learn. I don't know. (I'm getting old.)
The movements for the G276 are Adagio assai - Allegro Giusto - Allegro (I pastori e I cacciatori) - Tempo di minuetto - Tempo di prima. How it comes that these movements are mixed-up? The adagio assai is at 00:59:19 and the 2d movement (Allegro giusto) is at 1:37:31 and even we have a movement of the G 275 at 1:50:58 between the 3d and the 4th movements . And even the G272 is completely mixed up. And this movement is completely different from the spirit of the G276. I think it's a shame for Brilliant Classics to give us just background music because is free.
Nunca antes había escuchado música de Boccherini. ¡Buena música! Gracias por subirla.
Ravishing. Beautiful music and performance. I am a little puzzled by the scrambled playlist, especially since the recording on Brilliant Classics has everything in the correct order.
Lindo e emocionante
Güzel Müzikler. Teşekkürler. ( Beautiful Mussic. Thanks.)
My favorites
string quintetto E major
52:11
string quintetto A major
1:00:15, 1:05:13
F minor G274
1:09:41, 1:18:09, 1:21:
The painting used as a background is "The Painter's Daughters With a Cat", of Mary and Margaret Gainsborough I believe (by Thomas Gainsborough, ~1760). The painting is unfinished. The girl on the left has a particular air of insouciance, my ex-partner happened to comment on it when I went with her to the National Portrait Gallery last Saturday.
thank you so much!! I was just wondering...
Thank you very much. It's beautiful.
If you look into their history you will find they suffered a sad life.
Most today have stomach issues, so the fact they did not crave pears or apples was a matter of health issues. As children I was just as while and my brother was darker, so we had different cravings. He liked chicken white meat, I hated it, he would eat parsley, cilantro with bread just like that while I never did it.
Breve esbozo biográfico de Luigi Boccherini
Nacido el 19 de febrero de 1743
Muerto: 28 de mayo de 1805
Lugar de nacimiento: Lucca, Italia
Luigi Boccherini fue un compositor y violonchelista de la era clásica italiana, cuya música conservaba un estilo cortesano y galante mientras maduraba algo aparte de los principales centros musicales europeos. Boccherini es ampliamente conocido por un minueto particular de su Quinteto de cuerdas en E, Op. Cit. 11, No. 5 (G 275), y el Concierto para violonchelo en si bemol mayor (G 482). Este último trabajo fue durante mucho tiempo conocido en la versión muy alterada por el violonchelista alemán y prolífico arreglista Friedrich Grützmacher, pero recientemente ha sido restaurado a su versión original. Boccherini compuso varios quintetos de guitarra incluyendo el "Fandango" que fue influenciado por la música española.
Gracias Sr Aguilar por compartir ...
Thanks! I was just listening to your vol 1 yesterday. :)
😍😍😍
Very nice. But guys please upload the Corelli trio sonatas. I know you have them, i used to own the cd.
Chào buổi sáng tốt lành
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Why are the quintets movements mixed and in disorder? For example, the first mov. of G. 271 comes after the second mov. of G. 271. And between them there is the first mov. of G. 272.
Can't get the idea either...
Wait... are the movements of the various quintets really all jumbled up as shown in the description? A bit weird, no? Beautiful nonetheless...
Listen in 2024
Qué puedo agregar? Hermosa música barroca.
How about adding a correction: it’s classic period music, not baroque period.
Why is the list in disarray?
I was wondering the same. The movements of each piece should not be broken up and mixed out of order with other pieces.
Great music! It deserves to be presented in proper structure and order.
The begining sounds like Mozart s Eine kleine nachtmusik
Wonderful music! Don't mind the 10, and, 30 second advertising. It keeps our music flowing freely. However, I DO OBJECT to 4 minute diatribes, from the far right. While in the shower, I was held, a captive audience to an untruthful ad. UNSATISFACTORY!
10000
Lovely, but why are the movements out of order?
To I believe descend as a slight of forth