[Update July 2022: It is NOT by Pergolesi. Marvin Paymer thought so too. No one knew the ins and outs of Pergolesi's style better than he did. But make no mistake. It is a beautiful flute concerto. The main (only?) manuscript is in Stockholm. How did it get to Sweden? It is clearly Neapolitan in style and all of Europe wanted Neapolitan. It is extremely probable that it is by the German-Italian composer Johann Adolph Hasse. I am sure that a little more research might prove it.] This is indeed beautiful music. But it has not been certified that it is by Pergolesi. It is not quite good enough to be written by the greatest composer of all time. There is manuscript evidence that it is by Johann Adolf Hasse. It is indeed warm and pleasing in this uniquely Neapolitan settecento manner. The German Hasse worked in Napoli. One has to be careful not to take the name of Pergolesi in vain, Leo Depuydt
@@maxachille2208 So true. So true. In other news, the Pergolesi Manifesto Primavera 2022 (dated 9 marzo) has been completed. It has been transferred to Le Marche from where it will be disseminated throughout the world through all possible channels . Don't lose hope. A new age is dawning. The history of western music will be completely turned upside down. Leo Depuydt
@@leodepuydt308 I agree; I also think that internet and the partecipazione of many people will produce a new age with a new order of worth. I grandi, da Bach a Haydn da WAM a LvB e ai due Schu-Schu non saranno ridimensionati perché indiscutibili ma altra bellissima musica sarà infine udibile e consentirà lo sviluppo di un nuovo gusto non condizionato dal costante ascolto dei tedeschi. Saremo più colti e si avrà la possibilità di godere forme diverse dia musica. Si scoprirà che la genialità musicale può giungere a risultati altissimi e grandiosi sebbene diversi.
@@maxachille2208 Dear Max, Let me make one thing clear. Modern music is Italy's gift to the Western world. It is the origin of everything. The most scholarly of US presidents, Thomas Jefferson, already thought so. There is nothing wrong with the German musicians that you mention. But they owed everything to Italy. Schuetz was the most important German musician before Bach. But he went on trips to Italy and the only one he ever referred to as his teacher was Giovanni Gabrieli. German political Pangermania ended in a bunker in Berlin in April 1945. It is time for German musical Pangermania to end. We want to be free. Leo Depuydt
Émouvante magie de la flûte dont on ne se lasse jamais.
GIOVANNI BATTISTA PERGOLESI
( JESI 1710-1736 Pozzuoli )
FLÛTE CNCERTO G MAJOR Magnifique grandiose bravo merci pour ce moment de musique baroque.
D'accordo. Cosa c'è di Pergolesi in questo pur bel brano?
@@maxachille2208 It is beautiful but it is not by Pergolesi.
This is truly a beautiful piece!
Yes
Meisterhaft mit Gefühl gespielt.
Thank you for sharing this perfection. I loved every second of it.
Juste magique.
Personal notes :)
0:35 - start
2:28 - 2nd half start
5:04 - 3rd start
7:00 - 2nd half starts
9:12
0:33 pure joy
Superb! Poor Giovanni...passed way too soon.
Gracias, muy hermosa música.
Lukas-Graf great! Hope to play this piece next year...
dont mind me just leaving a personal marker here.
0:35
5:02
9:11
11:25
@Aarush Palli np lol it's annoying to have to wait for like 8 measures for the flute part to come in
Beautiful !
Thanks
How splendid. So wonderful to hhave for a lovely morning.
[Update July 2022: It is NOT by Pergolesi. Marvin Paymer thought so too. No one knew the ins and outs of Pergolesi's style better than he did. But make no mistake. It is a beautiful flute concerto. The main (only?) manuscript is in Stockholm. How did it get to Sweden? It is clearly Neapolitan in style and all of Europe wanted Neapolitan. It is extremely probable that it is by the German-Italian composer Johann Adolph Hasse. I am sure that a little more research might prove it.]
This is indeed beautiful music. But it has not been certified that it is by Pergolesi. It is not quite good enough to be written by the greatest composer of all time. There is manuscript evidence that it is by Johann Adolf Hasse. It is indeed warm and pleasing in this uniquely Neapolitan settecento manner. The German Hasse worked in Napoli. One has to be careful not to take the name of Pergolesi in vain, Leo Depuydt
Pienamente d'accordo. Cosa c'è della profondità del genio di Pergolesi in questo pur bel brano?
@@maxachille2208 So true. So true. In other news, the Pergolesi Manifesto Primavera 2022 (dated 9 marzo) has been completed. It has been transferred to Le Marche from where it will be disseminated throughout the world through all possible channels . Don't lose hope. A new age is dawning. The history of western music will be completely turned upside down. Leo Depuydt
@@leodepuydt308 I agree; I also think that internet and the partecipazione of many people will produce a new age with a new order of worth.
I grandi, da Bach a Haydn da WAM a LvB e ai due Schu-Schu non saranno ridimensionati perché indiscutibili ma altra bellissima musica sarà infine udibile e consentirà lo sviluppo di un nuovo gusto non condizionato dal costante ascolto dei tedeschi. Saremo più colti e si avrà la possibilità di godere forme diverse dia musica. Si scoprirà che la genialità musicale può giungere a risultati altissimi e grandiosi sebbene diversi.
@@maxachille2208 Dear Max, Let me make one thing clear. Modern music is Italy's gift to the Western world. It is the origin of everything. The most scholarly of US presidents, Thomas Jefferson, already thought so. There is nothing wrong with the German musicians that you mention. But they owed everything to Italy. Schuetz was the most important German musician before Bach. But he went on trips to Italy and the only one he ever referred to as his teacher was Giovanni Gabrieli. German political Pangermania ended in a bunker in Berlin in April 1945. It is time for German musical Pangermania to end. We want to be free. Leo Depuydt
Greatest composer of all time?
so pretty! now to learn this on my Guild Wars 2 Flute LOL!
very nice
0:35
Se fue con solo 26años.Una pena para la humanidad
1:26
Thanks!
0:00 I
4:23 II
8:43 III
00:35 begins to flute 😇
2:45 😍
Entrevista a grisson ya
3-я часть-8:43.
Ritmooooooo
Ritmo de la nocheeeee
0:33