Precisely! We owe a debt of gratitude to those who wrote down their works. A well played medieval or renaissance composition will transport one instantly into a feeling of the time it was written.
Some basic maths: Three shawms and a sackbut + a Josquin fottola played with perfect balance of parts = a delightful experinece! You can really hear the structure that would eventually evolve to become the madrigal by the fourth decade of the 16th century. The instruments truly "sing" their parts.
What is especially nice to me about this performance is that the ubiquitous bite that shawms have really helps to bring out the great beauty of the polyphonic writing. The closeness of the interweaving parts, as well as their great rhythmic shifts really speak, making this half-millennium old music really dance, kick, reel and rollick...in the finest, and least hostile of ways, of course. More, please...ever more.
Even after 500 years it still never gets old. Great rendition of this wonderful composition. We strive to match the exquisite expressiveness and intonation in this performance.
That sounds like to me like what background music to a royal entrance in the movies would sound like (maybe, the King escorting his Queen to the dance or something like that). Fantastic!!👍👍👍
Just wonderful!! The phrasing, hall reverb, harmony, tone, grace, ambiance and the spirit of this from it's origin intent was all so excellent. Much appreciation!!! 🎺
Ah, this brings back such sweet memories of playing in a wind band like this. I played soprano shawm, which is quite a challenge. (And I didn't play nearly this well.)
Да,эти инструменты прекрасно звучат и нет такой печали в звуке ,как у современного гобоя...хотя гобой я очень люблю,его плотный и густой звук,насыщенный ! Он прекрасен
They are related in that they are double reed instruments with many similar features, however, there are many different types and the definition of "dulcian" has changed over time.
A marvel of composition, execution, sound and intonation.
Thank you Giorgio--it is a nice palate refresh after working on Vivaldi concertos :)
Beautiful. Until time machines are invented this is, by far, the best way to be transported back to the renaissance.
Precisely! We owe a debt of gratitude to those who wrote down their works. A well played medieval or renaissance composition will transport one instantly into a feeling of the time it was written.
Some basic maths: Three shawms and a sackbut + a Josquin fottola played with perfect balance of parts = a delightful experinece!
You can really hear the structure that would eventually evolve to become the madrigal by the fourth decade of the 16th century. The instruments truly "sing" their parts.
Ah yes, another wonderful recording!
You were first :)
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Brilliant as always. Any time you get the Gilbert's together, you just know it's going to be great.
Brilliant. So vibrant and full of great rhythm
Jolie Mélodie à écouter encore et encore.
Merci
De rien!
Wonderful music! and superbly performed.
Thanks so much!
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Absolutely stunning
Keep up the good work!
Thank you! Will do!
Wow.......stunning.
Thank you! Cheers!
A wonderful performance. I'm happy to hear more from the Leonardo series.
We might have a few more :)
Magnificent!
Absolutely amazing! Well played!😁👍👏👏👏👏❤
Thank you, Peter.
You're so welcome!😁😁😍
Божественно! Благодарю за труд!
Sounds of another times by very good musicians... From France.
boeiende instrumenten en heerlijke oude muziek ! dankjewel !
Согласна с многими комментариями,ваш канал лучший! Желаю процветания и творческого вдохновения!❤️🌷🌞
Спасибо.
Extraordinary and beautiful
Bravo bravissimo
Many thanks!
wonderful melody… it clear my mind.
Ah, what beautiful sound quality~! Many thanks for taking us back to the time of Renaissance. ♥
Our pleasure!
What is especially nice to me about this performance is that the ubiquitous bite that shawms have really helps to bring out the great beauty of the polyphonic writing. The closeness of the interweaving parts, as well as their great rhythmic shifts really speak, making this half-millennium old music really dance, kick, reel and rollick...in the finest, and least hostile of ways, of course. More, please...ever more.
:)
How majestic! It really sends one back to an earlier time.
It does!
Even after 500 years it still never gets old. Great rendition of this wonderful composition. We strive to match the exquisite expressiveness and intonation in this performance.
Thanks, David--seem like a million years a go....
Bravo, beautifully performed!
Delicious music indeed yes.
Absolutely wonderful🍃thank you
welcome.
That sounds like to me like what background music to a royal entrance in the movies would sound like (maybe, the King escorting his Queen to the dance or something like that). Fantastic!!👍👍👍
Just wonderful!! The phrasing, hall reverb, harmony, tone, grace, ambiance and the spirit of this from it's origin intent was all so excellent. Much appreciation!!! 🎺
Glad you enjoyed it!
Biggest fan!
This is fabulous!! I love Early Music.
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As always, you guys excel in all your interpretations.....love it.
Thank you!
Very very cool ,, love obea
I wish all these were on Spotify
So beautiful!!!! ❤❤❤
Thank you!!
Ah, this brings back such sweet memories of playing in a wind band like this. I played soprano shawm, which is quite a challenge. (And I didn't play nearly this well.)
Amazing sound. So alive and rich in xolour
Lovely!
Gorgeous!!
Thank you!!
Adam and Rotem, and Malachai and Adam, you are so amazing.
What an anniversary ! Didn't know JDP wrote for instruments.
Merci!
Now that is an unusual sound. Thank you.
Welcome!
Beautiful.
Best teachers I've ever had are right there.
SUBLIME ..GRACIAAS..!!!
Que belleza del gran Josquin
Спасибо! 🌞
Such a rich and uplifing sound. Keep playing gentlemen😂
bravo !!!
Thank you!
You should release some music on vinyl, I would be the first to buy!
Yes, good idea.
Я тоже!
Well done!
Best channel on youtube
awwwwwwwwww tx :)
Y gran exposicion contrapuntistica de los musicos ejecutantes
What are those vuvuzela like things called? Inquiring minds want to know!
They're shawms - double reed instruments, the forerunners of the oboe.
@@orgelmeister2 thank you !
Да,эти инструменты прекрасно звучат и нет такой печали в звуке ,как у современного гобоя...хотя гобой я очень люблю,его плотный и густой звук,насыщенный ! Он прекрасен
La música es arte y en ésta forma Dios se manifiesta como expresión de ese arte trascendente y universal.
I love chalumeaux! Bravi!
Now I'm curious: are shawms and dulcians related?
They are related in that they are double reed instruments with many similar features, however, there are many different types and the definition of "dulcian" has changed over time.
@@VoicesofMusic thank you!
The late, great David Munrow, himself a bassoon player originally, described dulcians (which came in many sizes) as being like a soft bassoon.
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what are the instruments?
shawms?
and a sackbut
Indeed! Shawms & sackbut.
Pretty
A Prez le gusta esto...
I keep wanting to hear a D note be played, but it never happens.
И сказал он: это хорошо...
OMG
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Kaba Zurna bu bildiğin :)
Like the Chinese suona...
Very similar.
Ha I called the shawms. I'm a dork.
...che strazio...
Beautiful. Until time machines are invented this is, by far, the best way to be transported back to the renaissance.