An orchestra was playing this at a wedding reception at my friend's granduncle's house. A cousin from my friend's other side of the family asked what this is and the granduncle answered "Incidental Music for Abdelazer". The cousin said, "Oh...like the music just happens to be playing?" My friend's granduncle -- a VERY classy, dignified, stately, accomplished, and cultured elderly Southern gentleman -- grimaced and answered with widening eyes and through clenched teeth: ""Incidental Music" is part of the NAME of the PIECE!!!!" Lolololol I was DONE!!!!! ;D
At least he remembered the title including the whole album. XD I wouldn't have. Like I can hum the entire melody to the last note, but never manage to get the titles to stick because they are just so abstract LoL.
I thought this melody was a Brittens‘ work until I listened to this work by Purcell This melody promotes spiritual uplift and awakening, and activates the soul
I can understand this! I had known that Britten's work was variances on a theme by Purcell but it was only today I heard this played on Wisconsin Public Radio. Maybe someone more learned (which would be almost everyone) could tell me if the rondeau is the only part that Britten chose to use in his variations.
SONG FOR JEMMY BOWEN: Jemmy Bowen was a boy soprano (treble) who was a regular member of Purcell's singing cadre, thus the love song to a girl. He must have been held in high esteem by the composer. In one famous incident, an officious orchestra member started instructing Jemmy in how to sing divisions (improvised vocal decorations). Purcell saw this and told the man "leave the boy alone, he knows better than you how to do it!"
Lindsay Fulcher I couldn't agree more. Although I have to say that I prefer Voices of Music's interpretation of the rondeau. You really feel the textures and colours.
Lol I already posted a comment about that, I wish there was a way to have that part of the music on loop, it really is one of the best classical pieces.
Lol I already posted a comment about that, I wish there was a way to have that part of the music on loop, it really is one of the best classical pieces.
I think it was used in The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra by Benjamin Britten. All the sections of the orchestra are allowed to play separately. It may have been a film made for TV.
마음이 얼마나 아프세요. 부처님이 제가 잘못했다 하시는듯...며칠간 많이 아팠어요.. 혼자만 있으니 밖을 몰라요.. 앉아 참회하고 있어요 해명글 올릴께요.. 형에 대한 저의 생각을 고칠께요. 업무만 알았어도.. 세탁기 막힐때 변기막힐때.. 느낌알았을때.. 말 취소하고 사과드렸어야했는데.. 확신이 안서 혼자 참회만 했어요. 죽을죄 지었습니다. 제가 잘못했습니다 깊이 참회합니다
As much as I like the fresh and swinging recording - but why does the first Air always sound like Callithump? And it is not the only ensemble! The problem is that the voices are all close together with dissonances between Cello and Viola. All in all, it the piece hinges on pure and accurate intonation by the viola. Only slight misintonation like in 6.00, probably due to fingering, sound absolutely dreadful!
+rp1703 . Wrong. The problem is technical - atrocious recording and re-mastering. Awful mikes, poorly placed - 'tinny." Hogwood rarely makes mistakes in his conducting!
+rp1703 Wow, I don't hear any callithumpousness there at all. In fact, I was 2 seconds away from saying this is the least callihumpous classical Baroque recording I've ever heard. But then, again, I'm a beginner - most likely my understanding of callithumpousness is still being developed. Just funning with you.;)
업무로 그러신줄 몰랐어요 마음이 아파 몸도 많이 아파요. 잠을 못잤어요. 꼭 오십시오 부처님 벌을 받았어요 제가 잘못한 부분 상세한 해명글 올릴께요 벌받아 항문 치아 온몸 아파요 미안해요..세탁기 막힐때.. 대략 짐작하고... 혼자 참회했어요..아픈신호 올때 더 알았어야... 신이 답답해 업무만 알린거죠
This theme was used by the Conservatives in the 1992 election campaign and helped the UK have John Major for five more years. Which may be good or bad... IMHO 1992 was a good election to lose.
It looks like a photo of budded inflorescences of Mahonia aquifolium, a shrub from the barberry family that is native to the Pacific Coast of North America, where it is known as Holly Grape or Oregon Holly Grape. The plant is very widely grown as an ornamental shrub in Western and Central Europe, where it is usually known simply as "Mahonia" even though East Asian plants in the same genus are important in traditional Japanese gardening. Mahonia buds are pale yellow and flowers are pale to bright yellow and fragrant. They mature into edible berries somewhat resembling small blueberries with a heavier bloom. Each contains a large seed. They are used mainly for preserves. The plants have variable holly like foliage that colors up well in the autumn. Birds love the berries, and as a result M. aquifolium has become somewhat invasive in Europe.
It looks like a photo of budded inflorescences of Mahonia aquifolium, a shrub from the barberry family that is native to the Pacific Coast of North America, where it is known as Holly Grape or Oregon Holly Grape. The plant is very widely grown as an ornamental shrub in Western and Central Europe, where it is usually known simply as "Mahonia" even though East Asian plants in the same genus are important in traditional Japanese gardening. Mahonia buds are pale yellow and flowers are pale to bright yellow and fragrant. They mature into edible berries somewhat resembling small blueberries with a heavier bloom. Each contains a large seed. They are used mainly for preserves. The plants have variable holly like foliage that colors up well in the autumn. Birds love the berries, and as a result M. aquifolium has become somewhat invasive in Europe.
Naaaah. Britten was a neoclassical composer, so Purcell's baroque music has very different structure and dynamics. The narrative text that Britten wrote for his "Young Person's Guide to the (Post Baroque) Orchestra" specifically identifies the Rondeau as "Henry Purcell's fine melody", but does not mention its' source.
![H. Purcell: «The Gordion Knot Unty'd» Z. 597 [Aradia Ensemble - K.Mallon]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/CnZaQh9TVIg/mqdefault.jpg)
An orchestra was playing this at a wedding reception at my friend's granduncle's house. A cousin from my friend's other side of the family asked what this is and the granduncle answered "Incidental Music for Abdelazer". The cousin said, "Oh...like the music just happens to be playing?" My friend's granduncle -- a VERY classy, dignified, stately, accomplished, and cultured elderly Southern gentleman -- grimaced and answered with widening eyes and through clenched teeth: ""Incidental Music" is part of the NAME of the PIECE!!!!" Lolololol I was DONE!!!!! ;D
At least he remembered the title including the whole album. XD
I wouldn't have. Like I can hum the entire melody to the last note, but never manage to get the titles to stick because they are just so abstract LoL.
I thought this melody was a Brittens‘ work until I listened to this work by Purcell
This melody promotes spiritual uplift and awakening, and activates the soul
I can understand this! I had known that Britten's work was variances on a theme by Purcell but it was only today I heard this played on Wisconsin Public Radio. Maybe someone more learned (which would be almost everyone) could tell me if the rondeau is the only part that Britten chose to use in his variations.
@@garytruckey8750 Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra. Britten used it.
Only Britten was crap.
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Wonderful, very wonderful music!
What a wonderful musician！My first hear the Purcell‘s music is his passacaglia，That’s really beautiful……😢❤
Maravillosa la musica de Henry Purcel, me gusta mucho.
Gracias.
SONG FOR JEMMY BOWEN:
Jemmy Bowen was a boy soprano (treble) who was a regular member of Purcell's singing cadre, thus the love song to a girl.
He must have been held in high esteem by the composer. In one famous incident, an officious orchestra member started instructing Jemmy in how to sing divisions (improvised vocal decorations). Purcell saw this and told the man "leave the boy alone, he knows better than you how to do it!"
Thanks! Now I know how Henry said it in his language! Only it was at the rehearsal for the play "Libertine" Or is my information out of date?
thank you
Ouverture is one of the greatest pieces of music ever written
I agree; the fugal section is utterly delightful.
I first discovered this powerful music in a movie on Louis XIV and the construction of the chateau de Versailles.
i think that was Lully you listened to
Finally, the source of Britten´s children instruments teaching piece, Thks.
I remember, The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra.
This is absolutely fabulous, thanks.
Marvelous and great tempo!
Beautiful!-as always
El rondó es verdaderamente apoteósico !!!
I like the vigourous and sprightly pace of this recording. Others tend to be too slow and slushy ...
Lindsay Fulcher I couldn't agree more. Although I have to say that I prefer Voices of Music's interpretation of the rondeau. You really feel the textures and colours.
100% agreed. I like quick direct performances..
El Rondeau es una maravilla !!
The rondeau that you are looking for is at: - 3:26
Lol I already posted a comment about that, I wish there was a way to have that part of the music on loop, it really is one of the best classical pieces.
Lol I already posted a comment about that, I wish there was a way to have that part of the music on loop, it really is one of the best classical pieces.
+Taha Hasan Yes, it is. But don't you mean, Baroque pieces? :-)
Earl Archibald Campbell of Argyll lol isn't the same thing.
+Taha Hasan You are right in saying so, it's definitely not the same thing. This piece would fall under the Baroque Period.
I didn't know "Hole in the Wall" (10:36) was part of Abdelazer until now. Thanks for posting!
Maestro entre maestro!!!
MARAVILLA MUSICAL PARA LA HISTORIA
The best music never dies...
HENRY PURCELL
( Londres 1659-1695 Londres )
ABDELAZER ( Z 570 )-THE COMPLETE INCIDENTAL MUSIC/CHRISTOPER HOGWOOD Eternel grandiose merci.
Thank you for this image and Sonic pairing it is a charcuterie to the senses
4:43 onwards, WOW
Thank you so much for uploading this, I've been waiting for someone to upload the entire incidental music for quite some time.
8:42
3:26
10:35
6:22
Gorgeous music
This is beautiful :)
MAJESTUOSO
Wonderful !
minko Satan
Amazing music.
The Malcolm Arnold version from the Proms 1969 is my favourite version.
Christopher Hogwood really makes the difference.
The overture sounds like the overture from Händels 10th concerto grosso op 6.
Glorioso
Спасибо! Это Великолепно!
Magnifica musica
GLORIOSO.
God I ❤️ Henry Purcell.
The Rondeau is something I remember from school in the 1950s in England. Music lessons, 0 level. Is it used by Benjamin Britten?
I think it was used in The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra by Benjamin Britten. All the sections of the orchestra are allowed to play separately. It may have been a film made for TV.
On musicista immenso
Viva Le Baroque
I love the rondauo
Dope
son de la misma epoca, pero k distinto de Luly, k es mucho + florido!
El destacado de los ingleses
마음이 얼마나 아프세요.
부처님이 제가 잘못했다 하시는듯...며칠간 많이 아팠어요.. 혼자만 있으니 밖을 몰라요.. 앉아 참회하고 있어요
해명글 올릴께요..
형에 대한 저의 생각을 고칠께요. 업무만 알았어도..
세탁기 막힐때 변기막힐때..
느낌알았을때.. 말 취소하고
사과드렸어야했는데..
확신이 안서 혼자 참회만 했어요. 죽을죄 지었습니다.
제가 잘못했습니다
깊이 참회합니다
Purcell....what a neglected genius !
イギリス史上最高の作曲家
anyone knows the name of this paint?
As much as I like the fresh and swinging recording - but why does the first Air always sound like Callithump? And it is not the only ensemble! The problem is that the voices are all close together with dissonances between Cello and Viola. All in all, it the piece hinges on pure and accurate intonation by the viola. Only slight misintonation like in 6.00, probably due to fingering, sound absolutely dreadful!
+rp1703 . Wrong. The problem is technical - atrocious recording and re-mastering. Awful mikes, poorly placed - 'tinny." Hogwood rarely makes mistakes in his conducting!
+rp1703 Wow, I don't hear any callithumpousness there at all. In fact, I was 2 seconds away from saying this is the least callihumpous classical Baroque recording I've ever heard. But then, again, I'm a beginner - most likely my understanding of callithumpousness is still being developed. Just funning with you.;)
That's my new word of the day!
Geez, why need to be this picky?! For us amateurs this is perfect as it is.
@@gordonackerman4105 This recording IS from 1977. Mikes have come a long way.
업무로 그러신줄 몰랐어요
마음이 아파 몸도 많이 아파요.
잠을 못잤어요. 꼭 오십시오
부처님 벌을 받았어요
제가 잘못한 부분
상세한 해명글 올릴께요
벌받아 항문 치아 온몸 아파요
미안해요..세탁기 막힐때.. 대략 짐작하고... 혼자 참회했어요..아픈신호 올때 더 알았어야...
신이 답답해 업무만 알린거죠
This theme was used by the Conservatives in the 1992 election campaign and helped the UK have John Major for five more years. Which may be good or bad...
IMHO 1992 was a good election to lose.
In retrospect I'm not sure it was so good.
We didn’t lose it. We won. 🤷🏻♂️
@@holydiver73 depend on who you are?
Whose painting is it?
More like a photograph.
pritchetty they fooed you.
It looks like a photo of budded inflorescences of Mahonia aquifolium, a shrub from the barberry family that is native to the Pacific Coast of North America, where it is known as Holly Grape or Oregon Holly Grape. The plant is very widely grown as an ornamental shrub in Western and Central Europe, where it is usually known simply as "Mahonia" even though East Asian plants in the same genus are important in traditional Japanese gardening.
Mahonia buds are pale yellow and flowers are pale to bright yellow and fragrant. They mature into edible berries somewhat resembling small blueberries with a heavier bloom. Each contains a large seed. They are used mainly for preserves. The plants have variable holly like foliage that colors up well in the autumn. Birds love the berries, and as a result M. aquifolium has become somewhat invasive in Europe.
What is that painting? It's gorgeous.
It looks like a photo of budded inflorescences of Mahonia aquifolium, a shrub from the barberry family that is native to the Pacific Coast of North America, where it is known as Holly Grape or Oregon Holly Grape. The plant is very widely grown as an ornamental shrub in Western and Central Europe, where it is usually known simply as "Mahonia" even though East Asian plants in the same genus are important in traditional Japanese gardening.
Mahonia buds are pale yellow and flowers are pale to bright yellow and fragrant. They mature into edible berries somewhat resembling small blueberries with a heavier bloom. Each contains a large seed. They are used mainly for preserves. The plants have variable holly like foliage that colors up well in the autumn. Birds love the berries, and as a result M. aquifolium has become somewhat invasive in Europe.
What...and you thought Benjamin Britten wrote the beginning of this piece.
Naaaah. Britten was a neoclassical composer, so Purcell's baroque music has very different structure and dynamics. The narrative text that Britten wrote for his "Young Person's Guide to the (Post Baroque) Orchestra" specifically identifies the Rondeau as "Henry Purcell's fine melody", but does not mention its' source.
what you are looking for is 3:25
what i was looking for starts at 0:00
What I’m looking for is at 14:36
Thanks, for 3:26
스팸이 왔네요.. 많이 못먹을듯.. 저번 약속드렸듯이..오는 토요일에 오십시오.형.. 미안해요
업무인줄 알았으면 그렸겠어요
너무 이상했어요. 업무.. 그럼그렀지..
Need Andreas Scholl on this for a perfect version.
3:26 2005 pride and prejudice anyone?
Yep
#pas de francais !!! ; )
What's with all the vibrato in this? Sounds horrible.
선친어르신 언급할때 신의 흐릿한 신호를 받았어요..말씀
말고... 이상한 신호. 화장실과 세탁기가 막히고. 활지님을 일요일에 부르고..귤을 먹으면 몸이 아프고..오늘 귤을 돌려보내고.. 활지님과 관계가 서먹해지고.. 부처님 벌 맞아요.
강욱형 제가 잘못했어요
해명글 올릴께요. 미안해요
여기로 달려오셔서
아니야 임마.. 하셔야죠..
여름에 반찬주러 왔을때
업무..살짝 힌트만 주셨어도...
오만 오해가 풀렸을듯..
그리고 세상살면서 힘들어도 확실히 모르면서 짐작으로
죽어도..말하지 않겠습니다