William Byrd - The Bells for Harpsichord, FVB I69 [Score-Video]

[@davidcrofts848]

A wind and brass arrangement of this appears twice, to very moving effect, towards the end of the film The Last Detail (1973). Worth checking out.

[@klop4228]

~300 years before Debussy, too!
Really nice piece there

[@TenorCantusFirmus]

Yes, it always have reminded me a bit "La Cathedrale Engloutie".

[@crystal4o681]

The ornamentation on the last chord is hilarious to me for some reason.

[@fernandodiazriverojimenez5475]

Same! It made me giggle.

[@tchaikoffkey]

It kind of sounds like a "you hit the jackpot" noise lol

[@LifewithDwson]

this is why i love history it tells a story with just music and its so poetic

I didn't imagine a harpsichord could have such sonority. Wonderful!

[@guillaumejeremia8779]

I don't know Byrd very much but it makes me want to know more about him. Lovely.

[@GNGianopoulos]

Incredible work, isn't it?

[@dpcmelyu]

I love this song. Thanks for share.

[@mrsnooz1]

strange yet unique!

[@oclictis1]

that was pretty strange! really interesting

[@JR15491]

Love this piece, though I have never heard it with so much ornamentation. Interesting! Wonderful playing on a very sonorous harpsichord.

[@steveegallo3384]

Perfection....Bravo Maestro!

[@СвятославБогинский]

We have listened this piece at Moscow Concervatory in class of music history

[@andreas1437]

I play the same piece as well. Nice performance!

[@drtee51]

Philip Glass would totally get it.

[@JannisSicker]

well played

[@florindogazzola8343]

Che fretta angosciante!

[@robinfischer9011]

uaäääääääääääh

[@nickerlich1925]

RMSTAR are you okay have you a Schlaganfall