@@christophermacintyre5890 So true. Sure he can: Great Britain a) still is a free country and b) is a free country again So, why not get a captain's hat and wear it while you lead a fleet of all kind of British ships over seas and oceans... Great and majestic. I couldn't find better words. Just let me add: May the sun never set over the grand old British Empire !
What a splendid combination - organ and trumpet. Mr Rondeau is for my money an extremely active individual who eats, breathes and sleeps music. His contribution on Petrucci website alone is almost too vast to be able to comprehend. I am personally indebted to all his hard work in bringing obscure or forgotten compositions to the forefront. The Pezel pieces are worth recording and placing on this medium, I feel. It is time for a revival of lost works.
What a jewel (among many other heavenly compositions) this Trumpet Tune great master H. Purcell. You are one of my favourite composers. Organ and Trumpet, two of the most brilliant instruments.
i see how that would b e powerful ..... for two in llove... that ceremony that says we are each other s. preacher s kid...... get it .... love that majestic moment ...... that says you are one...
I just LOVE this! Thank you for sharing!!!!! I feel just like a princess when I listen to this! All I need now is my cup of Earl Grey tea!!!!! Love it! Thank you!
Watching the kaleidoscopes & listening to this beautiful music works better than meditation for me. It just smooths every bump in my brain out. Thank you so much for posting this. By the way, this is the first time I've posted anything on here, but you just got to me. Keep up the good work!
Christopher I agree that Bach was great but I also have to say that Handel was up there with the greats May their magnificent music be with mankind forever.
That whole generation of composers starting with Vivaldi, and continuing with Telemann, J.S. Bach, Handel, D. Scarlatti, and Rameau put the composers who came before them to shame, even though there were some quite good ones.
This footage is wonderful, and beyond description. I am intoxicated by this footage‘s movement while being impressed The comfort of these music is far superior splendor
@@christophermacintyre5890 You are welcome l am astonished at the beauty of your footage I am rooting for you I am looking forward to your new programs Please live well
You're welcome. I have a series of videos planned for next year of John Philip Sousa marches, the Mozart Horn Concertos, and more trumpet music played by Michel Rondeau, so stayed tuned!
LA MÚSICA MÁS HERMOSA DE NUESTRA HISTORIA ES PRECISAMENTE LA MÚSICA DEL PERIODO BARROCO. Y LA MÚSICA MÁS BELLA DE ESE PERIODO ES LA INTERPRETADA CON TROMPETA Y ORGANO. BELLEZA, NOBLEZA Y PROFUNDIDAD FUERA DE ESTE MUNDO MODERNO. MUY BUENA SELECCIÓN DE COMPOSITORES INGLESES
Excellent! Glad to see that Jeremiah Clarke was properly credited for the Trumpet Tune that was long thought to have been composed by Henry Purcell. Not that Ole Henry was left out of the picture... ☻
I got'a get away from Brexit, Terrorist attacks (whether real or staged) and the sickened global economy...This seems to help... Beautiful music ...Thank You Christopher
Brings me back to a kinder, gentler time. Not that I go back THAT far, but even as a pre-teen loved this type of music. Thanks. Brings back a lot of fond memories! I've been trying to find Heroic Music for Organ and Brass by E. Power Biggs, but can't to seem to find it. Any hints?
I found it on Amazon.com but's it's only available in vinyl, not CD or cassette. www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=heroic+music+for+organ+and+brass+e.+power+biggs
It's on Amazon, of course, under a different CD title. I have a copy somewhere in my office. I would recommend you research it on Amazon; it's there on two separate CD's.
I do not remember a kinder gentler time in the 20th century. What with two world wars and police actions in addition to daily Toil and strife, it is a beautiful respite to be able to relax and enjoy such wonderful music composed by the geniuses of past centuries
@@christophermacintyre5890 Thank-you so much to your reply ！ Take care of yourself Good luck ！ Be on the alert for Coronavirus infection . In Tokyo , people are hustle and bustle with increasing Coronavirus infection and heatstroke in hellish heat every day .
There's was (and perhaps still is) some disagreement among scholars who wrote those two pieces. Purcell was the attributed composer for a long time, but I've seen them in recent decades as being given to Clarke. So I don't know who's correct here. I'm certainty no scholar. Michel Rondeau had them both listed as by Clarke on his website where I got the recordings from, so I went with that, as the links below indicated : imslp.org/wiki/Trumpet_Tune_(Clarke%2C_Jeremiah) imslp.org/wiki/Prince_of_Denmark's_March_(Clarke%2C_Jeremiah) Anyway, don't let it diminish your enjoyment of the music.
Unfortunately, it seems that for a very long time, this particular piece was seemingly attributed to Henry Purcell by error. The most recent consensus is that this piece is by Clarke. If I were you, I would research what documents and support there is.
I certainly hope no one is barrel-rolling in their grave. I actually think I did a better job with my J.S. Bach trumpet-and organ collection I put up recently: th-cam.com/video/WulfSED4l5g/w-d-xo.html That one is more of a mixture of abstract design (my kaleidoscope skills have imrpoved) and appropriate photographs.
There's NOTHING to beat that Baroque combo of brass and organ . . . unless it's brass and kettledrums! Bravo!
The first tune: two of my brothers are trumpeters and they have played this tune at many weddings. Love it!
That's Jeremiah Clarke's Trumpet Tune. A regal tune indeed.
The Price of Denmark's March always reaches me in a very unique way and is easily one of my most beloved pieces of music of all time!
Great!
Mine too
This music thrills my soul! It lifts me up into realms of the Spirit. Thank you!
You're most welcome.
Da muss ich immer an die Hochzeit von Prinzessin Diana, in der Westminster Kathedrahle in London erinnern ! Lang lebe die Monarchie ! Klasse !!!
I played in a brass ensemble back in the day and we played this music in many churches on Cape Cod that were built in the 1700's. Awesome acoustics!!
Thank goodness it was only the churches that were from the 1700s. I was beginning to get a bit concerned on your behalf! 🤣
This illustrious performance is replete with majesty and beauty.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Fueling my soul today .. with calm, beauty, and inner peace
Glad you enjoyed it.
This has got to be some of the most beautiful, uplifting music ever written! Thank you for sharing it!
my pleasure
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Listening this kind of music makes me dream that I'm a ship captain, who leads British fleet over seas and oceans... Great and majestic.
You can still get a captain's hat and wear it.
@@christophermacintyre5890 I agree
@@christophermacintyre5890 So true. Sure he can:
Great Britain
a) still is a free country and
b) is a free country again
So, why not get a captain's hat and wear it while you lead a fleet of all kind of British ships over seas and oceans... Great and majestic. I couldn't find better words. Just let me add:
May the sun never set over the grand old British Empire !
Ikr
@@monoecumsemper b) it was never not free..... despite what farange tells you..but who believes farage.
What a splendid combination - organ and trumpet.
Mr Rondeau is for my money an extremely active individual who eats, breathes and sleeps music.
His contribution on Petrucci website alone is almost too vast to be able to comprehend.
I am personally indebted to all his hard work in bringing obscure or forgotten compositions to the forefront.
The Pezel pieces are worth recording and placing on this medium, I feel. It is time for a revival of lost works.
thanks for stopping by and leaving a nice comment
What a jewel (among many other heavenly compositions) this Trumpet Tune great master H. Purcell. You are one of my favourite composers.
Organ and Trumpet, two of the most brilliant instruments.
thanks for stopping by
I love the music baroque, I'm From Argentina.
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Clarke's Trumpet Tune was part of our wedding service 25 years ago!
Happy 25th...I hope.
It was ours 43 years ago!
You lucky guy!!
i see how that would b e powerful ..... for two in llove... that ceremony that says we are each other s. preacher s kid...... get it .... love that majestic moment ...... that says you are one...
This music helps me not to loose completely my faith in humanity
that's good to hear
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Gorgeous! the best tune for my soul is this music. the baroque music for trumpet simple the best
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
I just LOVE this! Thank you for sharing!!!!! I feel just like a princess when I listen to this! All I need now is my cup of Earl Grey tea!!!!! Love it! Thank you!
You're welcome.
Just beautiful!!!!!! I feel like a real princess when I listen to this! Thank you for sharing this!
Sure. Thanks for watching.
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I listened to this music via BT Headphone... this music is simply stunning and amazing👏👏👏👏👏
great
This adorable music make me imaging how those times were. Thanks for gave us this wonderful pieces.
my pleasure
Elegant and uplifting, take me back,.......Greetings from Ireland
thanks for watching and stay safe
Merci de cet apport musical brillant et tonifiant! L'orgue et la trompette en un duo charmant!
Merci beaucoup d'avoir regardé.
Великолепно! Charment! Magnifique!
Thanks.
Gracias a Vd por recrearnos con està mùsica hermosa, y hacernos este gran regalo. Feliz dia para todos
De nada
Herlig musik fuld af historie fra gamle dage. Rigtig fint........
Inspired by this wonderful footage and music
I feel like I am wandering around in a mystical world to spread infinitely
Ah, such warmth and comfort coming from ordinary music which is anything but ordinary. Thank you from California USA.
My pleasure.
LOVE This wonderful song SO MUCH ... From THAILAND
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Simply wonderful! Caresses for the soul! Greetings from Argentina.
Great, glad you liked it. There's quite a bit more Baroque music by this performer I'm planning to put up on TH-cam when I have time
Listining to this music feels like living in a time back in the era where the british ruled indian. What a nostalgia.
Watching the kaleidoscopes & listening to this beautiful music works better than meditation for me. It just smooths every bump in my brain out. Thank you so much for posting this. By the way, this is the first time I've posted anything on here, but you just got to me. Keep up the good work!
thanks... i'm glad to hear you enjoyed the video work as well.
Buenos dias. Gracias por esta mùsica majestuosa, que hace elevarse, relajarnos en las prisas de hoy, y sentirnos en el Universo-
gracias por ver
Christopher I agree that Bach was great but I also have to say that Handel was up there with the greats
May their magnificent music be with mankind forever.
That whole generation of composers starting with Vivaldi, and continuing with Telemann, J.S. Bach, Handel, D. Scarlatti, and Rameau put the composers who came before them to shame, even though there were some quite good ones.
Thank you Christopher MacIntyre for this 60s retro psychedelic color scheme mixed with Baroque music.
someone had to do it, right? @(-`o_o'-)@
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This footage is wonderful, and beyond description.
I am intoxicated by this footage‘s movement while being impressed
The comfort of these music is far superior splendor
thanks... I am glad you enjoyed it!
@@christophermacintyre5890
You are welcome
l am astonished at the beauty of your footage
I am rooting for you
I am looking forward to your new programs
Please live well
Feels like a Royal Wedding! Love this Music! So Joyful
Thanks.
I'm a brass guy and I approve this channel! Thank you for the up load!
You're welcome. I have a series of videos planned for next year of John Philip Sousa marches, the Mozart Horn Concertos, and more trumpet music played by Michel Rondeau, so stayed tuned!
I suppose a brass guy needs a lot of polishing
The mix is stupendous and the blend is excellent
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you Christopher for this so wonderful and "refreshing" music! Greetings from Austria.
Great. Have a prosperous New Year.
Music from heaven.....
surely
I absolutely adore this music!
What a wonderful music. It's delicious an so elegant.
I agree. Thank you for watching my channel.
Stunningly wonderful! Thanks very much! Ach, ganz gut.........ich hab' alles genoßen, Vielen Dank!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Utterly splendid, magnificent and enchants ones mind and soul, thank you very much!
thanks a lot
musique sublime on se croirait presque au paradis
thanks
couldn't find Michel Rondeau on Spotify, so thank you for this and his Handel recording!
Obrigada! Isso é que é música!!!!! Fenomenal!!!
Magnifique interpretation ,merci a vous tous j adore;;;;;;;;;;;;
My very favorite classical music!
glad you enjoyed it
Simply wonderful!
thanks for watching and leaving a comment
It soothes my heart and soul
that's great to hear
Es verdaderamente exultante para el ánimo. Gracias por compartir esta maravilla Mr. Christopher.
Thank you for watching.
Изумительно красиво!❤️👏🙏
this is a great video. I love baroque, especially prince of Denmark's March.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Have a good New Year.
Beautiful Heavenly Marriage bringing the Earth to It's Greatest Joy and Greatest Love Stories!!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Ouvir essas coleções lendo Le Goff e Marc Block perfeito!
Music without words, books without pictures.
Icarus Airways music picks up where and when words fail us.
this is so true. Well said. -
I played Henry Purcell's Trumpet Tune on the church organ at the end of St Cecilia Mass, and it got a standing ovation.
congratulations
LA MÚSICA MÁS HERMOSA DE NUESTRA HISTORIA ES PRECISAMENTE LA MÚSICA DEL PERIODO BARROCO. Y LA MÚSICA MÁS BELLA DE ESE PERIODO ES LA INTERPRETADA CON TROMPETA Y ORGANO. BELLEZA, NOBLEZA Y PROFUNDIDAD FUERA DE ESTE MUNDO MODERNO. MUY BUENA SELECCIÓN DE COMPOSITORES INGLESES
Henry Purcell was called the English Orpheus. Stanley, Boyce, and Clarke also had some talent.
@@christophermacintyre5890. HENRY PURCELL IS THE BEST ENGLISH COMPOSER OF ALL THE TIME. I LOVE HIM!
Kaleidoscope: a beautiful toy in my youth, in the fifties. We use to construct them with paper: not so perfect but imagination does it's part.
I glad the kaleidoscopes in this video brought back good memories of your youth.
I'm so glad I found this. It's wonderful. Thank you for posting it.
Thanks for listening
Excellent! Glad to see that Jeremiah Clarke was properly credited for the Trumpet Tune that was long thought to have been composed by Henry Purcell. Not that Ole Henry was left out of the picture... ☻
Yes, it's definitely from Clarke's Suite in D.
THANK YOU FOR POSTING
The Trumpet and Organ, 2 of the greatest instruments man created to honor Our Lord.
Pax +
You're welcome
Hermosa música, gracias por alegrarme el día.
Gracias por visualizar mi video
My little granddaughter "I call this castle music" 🎶
And quite right she is, too.
And she's spot on.
thats like saying jazz is disco music
@@omaralmalouhi5718 . That is NOT what is being said. Study some history before you spew stupid comments.
Well, I played some Bach for my little sister and she said it sounded like "disorganized ghost music"
I got'a get away from Brexit, Terrorist attacks (whether real or staged) and the sickened global economy...This seems to help... Beautiful music ...Thank You Christopher
Taking a time out from the real world is a good idea sometimes.
You forgot Trump.
I do my best to forget Trump on a daily basis, with little success.
Actually, I listen to this to think of WHY I voted for Brexit, which says something about the power of music. Also thank you to Christopher
Scott D - yeah like health care, clean water and air, old age pensions, defence - need I go on?
Hermosa música y admirable ejecución. Si puede colocar Música heroica para órgano y trompeta de E. Power Biggs
listening and thinking of the morning sun streaming through a stained glass window
This music invokes many mental images, all of them beautiful. Yours sounds quite nice.
Fantastic - Just fantastic! Thank you!
My pleasure
levanta el animo, me traslada a la cima de las montañas ,el cielo , las nubes ,el sol lejano. Los mares cercanos es un vuelo para el espíritu. gracias
This reminds me of my time in Hoenn.
I've never been there myself.
wonderful works ! Thanks for posting
+Davai007 You're welcome.
I wish that I could like this twice... :(
the next best think is to "like" the video and share it with others.
Wonderful..so uplifting
Thanks
Greetings from Houston!!! I love classical.
thanks for watching
a pure clean sound. Beautiful.
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Really good piece!
Incredibile!!!
I'm glad I helped you enjoyed this music in some small way.
IT "s BEAUTIFUL it is really wath we need TODAY Haßmann
thanks
Thank you for posting this compilation : >)
You're welcome. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Amazing music!!
Thanks for stopping by and watching and leaving a comment.
Brings me back to a kinder, gentler time. Not that I go back THAT far, but even as a pre-teen loved this type of music. Thanks. Brings back a lot of fond memories! I've been trying to find Heroic Music for Organ and Brass by E. Power Biggs, but can't to seem to find it. Any hints?
I found it on Amazon.com but's it's only available in vinyl, not CD or cassette.
www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=heroic+music+for+organ+and+brass+e.+power+biggs
It's on Amazon, of course, under a different CD title. I have a copy somewhere in my office. I would recommend you research it on Amazon; it's there on two separate CD's.
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I do not remember a kinder gentler time in the 20th century. What with two world wars and police actions in addition to daily
Toil and strife, it is a beautiful respite to be able to relax and enjoy such wonderful music composed by the geniuses of past centuries
google his name you have his performances
La n° 4 , El Libertino , es mí preferida.Añado que todas las piezas sobrepasan la excelencia .Mis felicitaciones por ésta música culta .🙂
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
In memory of late my beloved mother .
From Tokyo of the Land of Rising Sun .
My condolences
@@christophermacintyre5890
Thank-you so much to your reply ！
Take care of yourself
Good luck ！
Be on the alert for Coronavirus infection .
In Tokyo ,
people are hustle and bustle with increasing Coronavirus infection and heatstroke in hellish heat every day .
trompeta brillanteeeee magnífica y el órgano que acompaña divinamente....
thanks for watching
Thank you so much for this divine music...
...and thank you for watching and leaving a comment.
The first piece isn't Trumpet voluntary or March for prince od Denmark... It's Trumpet tune by Henry Purcell
There's was (and perhaps still is) some disagreement among scholars who wrote those two pieces. Purcell was the attributed composer for a long time, but I've seen them in recent decades as being given to Clarke. So I don't know who's correct here. I'm certainty no scholar. Michel Rondeau had them both listed as by Clarke on his website where I got the recordings from, so I went with that, as the links below indicated :
imslp.org/wiki/Trumpet_Tune_(Clarke%2C_Jeremiah)
imslp.org/wiki/Prince_of_Denmark's_March_(Clarke%2C_Jeremiah)
Anyway, don't let it diminish your enjoyment of the music.
Unfortunately, it seems that for a very long time, this particular piece was seemingly attributed to Henry Purcell by error. The most recent consensus is that this piece is by Clarke. If I were you, I would research what documents and support there is.
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Exelente!!!
Exacto, que come que adivina. !!
wONDERFUL ONE BILLION TIMES
thanks
This wonderful footage is a dreaming images.
This various pattern goes well with the human various thought
thanks again
@@christophermacintyre5890
You are welcome
Please hang in there
See you again
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I SHALL subscribe and explore further.
Great. Welcome to my channel.
Beautiful renditions, but the recording was cut off abruptly short near the end..
I think that was the end credits music. I did a reprise of an earlier piece and faded it out. I'm apologize if it threw you off.
Love, love, love the acid trip video that accompanies this music. Whether or not the original composers are thrashing in their graves.
I certainly hope no one is barrel-rolling in their grave. I actually think I did a better job with my J.S. Bach trumpet-and organ collection I put up recently: th-cam.com/video/WulfSED4l5g/w-d-xo.html
That one is more of a mixture of abstract design (my kaleidoscope skills have imrpoved) and appropriate photographs.
THANK YOU FOR GREAT MUSIC .
You are most welcome.
Such transcendent playing!
thanks
Espectacular gracias gracias gracias
you're welcome
The Prince of Denmark's marh is both solemn and joyfully and regal.
Love it! Love it!
música selecta para ser buenos seres humanos que nos transforma nuestra psicologia y asi ser buenos seres
good philosophy
素晴らしい！
Thanks for watching.
Simply dazzling
many thanks
Muy buena la acertada elección de la música y las imágenes mántricas.
Soy de Nicaragua. Gracias.