This moment, I am humbled. I thought I had absorbed all the greats.Then I stumble across this magnificent stroke of passion and genius. Thank you for sharing such brilliance. I enter the day with a new height to my smile.
Thanks so much, I'm glad you like Karl Jenkins' music! And since I enjoyed your comment, I will add that ALL of his compositions are brilliant. Once you listen to and appreciate his music, there's no going back.... 🙂
Карл Дженкинс гениальный композитор. Насколько это произведение звучит по- разному,в зависимости от темпа, заданного дирижёром,от точности исполняемых штрихов у сольных струнных.... Иногда,хочется сдержанности контрабасов,а иногда сердце просит взорваться сольными скрипками....и как приятно,когда скрипачи ввигрывают вче до ноты,мельчайшие хвостики,все прослушано,все проиграно.... Душа радуется.
@@sibarit101 Thankyou From A corner of sizzling Summer Tokyo 🍓🐈🎇🎑🎆🏯💮🌸🍒🍄🎎🥟🍥🎋🗡️🌊🍙🗻👺🍢🥋🥢⛩️🍱🍾🎏🐝🍜🎍🍚🐮🍣🍘🎌🇯🇵 These Emoji絵文字are things unique to Japan 🍓is Japanese strawberry, 300kinds Most famous strawberry is Tochiotome栃乙女 🐮is Japanese Beef, Wagyuu和牛肉 🍣is nigiri Sushi寿司 this is Tsunaマグロ 🍜is Raamen拉麺
A powerful and haunting masterpiece. I was first mesmerized by it, hearing the first movement themes in the De Beers diamond TV commercials in the 1990s. So, it got a little overplayed at that time, although it was so engaging I didn't mind, and is now underplayed and underappreciated.
Thank you very much, I also find all of Jenkins' music to be stunning, including including this piece and his violin concerto (Sarikiz) which I posted over 6 years ago. But I don't think Palladio is underappreciated. I haven't checked, but I think it has the highest like rate on my channel.
Never tire of listening to Karl Jenkins music. I have all the CDs and this Palladio has made me an addict !....never tire of it, it is mesmerising. Only wish I had a string orchestra, I would love to perform ! .
Meravigliosa Interpretazione, Unica, Immensa, Inimitabile, sulle Note del gigantesco Karl Jenkins che toccano il Cuore....Ora più che mai!!!! Un caro saluto e abbraccio carissima nostra stimatissima Sibarit 💖💖 Tuoi ammiratori, Anna e Luigi
I was listening to this the other day, and created this short story to accompany the music, as a treatement for a Sci-fi screenplay: Forge1 Forge1 "Control, this is Forge1, showing all green for liftoff." "Forge1, roger that. We show you ready on Ground to Orbit (G2O) blast shield 2. Proceed to runup pressures and alert when on top." The mighty orbiter fired up its Triton VRO trinitromethane thrusters, the clean burning fuel creating wisps of steam on the wet Florida runway, 3 times as wide as a normal airport runway. Captain Fogerty toggled a few switches, and Navigator Ellison confirmed fuel pressures and flow rates, the chiming and beeping of the control modules creating an almost casino like sonic atmosphere. Finally, a bright ping flowed from the systems, and Captain Fogerty radioed back to control "Control... systems are on top, we are ready to go. " Flight controller Simmons replied with a business-like tone from the gleaming tower off to the ships right, illuminated by the early morning sun, shining like a torch slowly coming to life..."Roger that, Forge1. Cleared for liftoff, and we'll see you on the other side. Contact Orbital control at 018.03. Winds steady at 2knots, Southwest until 10000 ft, then on IRL until roll maneuver. " With a final beep, Captain Fogerty pressed the thruster controls forward with his right hand, and all 63 VRO motors producing over 1 million pounds of thrust, catapulted the sleek orbiter forward, as the egrets and herons took flight against the low rumbling slowly giving way to an almost animalistic roar from the rockets. Forge1 barreled down the runway, 23 tons of potential slowly rotating upwards into the sterling skies, parting clouds like a great white shark parting a school of fish...Captain Fogerty relaxed in his seat as they approached the z-roll coordinates and smiled over at his co-pilot. "See, smooth as silk." The blackness of near space slowly enveloped the ascending craft, as Earth dropped away as if a beach ball, green and blue. The space station came into view, as the crew inside Forge1 prepared to start the docking procedure. "Century 10, Forge1 approaching for docking maneuvers." A bright female voice answered "Welcome home, Forge1. Prepare for docking sequence."
Every music - specially classical and Jazz - they have their own unique and wonderful World to offer us. God bless the World which Music creates for us!
How awesome to have this song featured in the climax scene of the season 3 finale of The Morning Show last night, when Jennifer Aniston walks into the boardroom. Goosebumps!
I did not knew the composer, from the same year as I, he from February and I from June. Happely not a modern but lovely work. I dislike composers as Stockhousen. Thanks again for this nice work in difficult times. Love from Rotterdam!
I'm glad you liked it. A time ago I listened to all his music and I was very impressed. (his music made me look for other contemporary composers and so I "discovered" the music of the Polish composer Wojciech Kilar (he died in 2013), I also listened to it all, I liked it so much!) When you will have time, please look for one of my first postings: Karl Jenkins - Sarikiz (Concerto for violin and orchestra) with Marat Bisengaliev playing the violin. I think it is very good work and you might like it too. Thanks as always for your friendship and for your comments.
J'avais cru que c'était du Vivaldi... Un génie contemporain, ce compositeur... Une autre oeuvre à écouter : "L'Homme armé"... Une merveille ! Pierre Boulez et les martiens de la musique sérielle n'ont plus qu'à aller se rhabiller ! ... ;-)
Awesome masterpiece ❤ I heard many time on classic channel radio , but always been interest whom is that genius composer which created this magnificent music ❤❤❤❤
This is the best record of Palladio I could find, but violin from time to time goes a bit ahead of alt, and conductor/composer doesn't keep straight pace which is sounding annoying. Out of mentioned below, I adore 3-rd part. Listening 2-nd wee in row
@@sibarit101 You're so right Sibarit. It just took me completely by surprise! I just had to have a giggle. Palladio is an early work and we all know Jenkins has written so many better things than that. But it was still nice to hear. Thank you. I expect Karl was pleased that you put his photo up too. Ha Ha. P.S.I know you're a Jenkins fan, have you heard Cantata Memoria?
@David A Yes, David, I'm a Jenkins fan. I listened to almost all his recorded music, but not Cantata Memoria. I'll look for it and listen to, thank you. Similarly, among contemporaries I listened to almost all the music of the Polish composer Wojciech Kilar. Both are very, very talented composers and each of the two is unique in its own way.
@@sibarit101 It was written in 2016 to commemorate a tragedy in Wales that took place 50 years ago in the small town of Aberfan, A colliery spoil tip above the village collapsed and 40,000 cubic meters of mining debris slid down the hill and finished up burying a Junior School, killing over 100 children and 20 or so adults. It's scored for bass-baritone - soprano - choir and orchestra.
La pub il faut la supporter c est la règle d un jeu économique auquel nous sommes soumis. De là à couper un morceau musical par une propagande inattendue montre à quel point l auditeur de YT ainsi que l auteur de l oeuvre sont méprisés. C est d une violence insupportable....
Tu as parfaitement raison. C'est une des raisons pour lesquelles je ne poste plus, je ne supporte pas les publicités qui interrompent la musique. Je considère cette façon de traiter la musique, les compositeurs, les interprètes et les auditeurs comme un affront à la culture. De plus, youtube annule ainsi mes bonnes intentions de partager de la musique moins connue...
This moment, I am humbled. I thought I had absorbed all the greats.Then I stumble across this magnificent stroke of passion and genius. Thank you for sharing such brilliance. I enter the day with a new height to my smile.
Thanks so much, I'm glad you like Karl Jenkins' music! And since I enjoyed your comment, I will add that ALL of his compositions are brilliant. Once you listen to and appreciate his music, there's no going back.... 🙂
@@sibarit101 And so the journey begins.
I know, me, too!
I hope more of Jenkins' music will reach the Arctic soon.
When I am down this is the perfect medicine available at hand. Thank you for uploading.
Thank you too!
Карл Дженкинс гениальный композитор. Насколько это произведение звучит по- разному,в зависимости от темпа, заданного дирижёром,от точности исполняемых штрихов у сольных струнных.... Иногда,хочется сдержанности контрабасов,а иногда сердце просит взорваться сольными скрипками....и как приятно,когда скрипачи ввигрывают вче до ноты,мельчайшие хвостики,все прослушано,все проиграно.... Душа радуется.
Thank you for this nice comment!
When I listen to this wonderful music,
I get butterflies In my stomach and cicadas are buzzing
Nice comment! Thank you!
@@sibarit101
Thankyou
From
A corner of sizzling Summer Tokyo
🍓🐈🎇🎑🎆🏯💮🌸🍒🍄🎎🥟🍥🎋🗡️🌊🍙🗻👺🍢🥋🥢⛩️🍱🍾🎏🐝🍜🎍🍚🐮🍣🍘🎌🇯🇵
These Emoji絵文字are things unique to Japan
🍓is Japanese strawberry, 300kinds
Most famous strawberry is Tochiotome栃乙女
🐮is Japanese Beef, Wagyuu和牛肉
🍣is nigiri Sushi寿司 this is Tsunaマグロ
🍜is Raamen拉麺
🍥is a friend of Raamen拉麺 Narutoナルト
🍱is Bentou弁当
Thus, the world fell in love with itself again, each player content to harmonize with another, in endless, fractal patterns of cooperation.
Beautifully said
A powerful and haunting masterpiece. I was first mesmerized by it, hearing the first movement themes in the De Beers diamond TV commercials in the 1990s. So, it got a little overplayed at that time, although it was so engaging I didn't mind, and is now underplayed and underappreciated.
Thank you very much, I also find all of Jenkins' music to be stunning, including including this piece and his violin concerto (Sarikiz) which I posted over 6 years ago. But I don't think Palladio is underappreciated. I haven't checked, but I think it has the highest like rate on my channel.
Never tire of listening to Karl Jenkins music. I have all the CDs and this Palladio has made me an addict !....never tire of it, it is mesmerising. Only wish I had a string orchestra, I would love to perform ! .
Thanks a lot! I'm addicted to his music too!
Я впервые открыл для себя целиком это восхитительное произведение. Спасибо Вам.
I'm glad to hear it. Thank you too.
Meravigliosa Interpretazione, Unica, Immensa, Inimitabile, sulle Note del gigantesco Karl Jenkins che toccano il Cuore....Ora più che mai!!!! Un caro saluto e abbraccio carissima nostra stimatissima Sibarit 💖💖 Tuoi ammiratori, Anna e Luigi
Thank you very much for your kind comment! Best wishes!
I was listening to this the other day, and created this short story to accompany the music, as a treatement for a Sci-fi screenplay: Forge1
Forge1
"Control, this is Forge1, showing all green for liftoff." "Forge1, roger that. We show you ready on Ground to Orbit (G2O) blast shield 2. Proceed to runup pressures and alert when on top." The mighty orbiter fired up its Triton VRO trinitromethane thrusters, the clean burning fuel creating wisps of steam on the wet Florida runway, 3 times as wide as a normal airport runway. Captain Fogerty toggled a few switches, and Navigator Ellison confirmed fuel pressures and flow rates, the chiming and beeping of the control modules creating an almost casino like sonic atmosphere. Finally, a bright ping flowed from the systems, and Captain Fogerty radioed back to control "Control... systems are on top, we are ready to go. " Flight controller Simmons replied with a business-like tone from the gleaming tower off to the ships right, illuminated by the early morning sun, shining like a torch slowly coming to life..."Roger that, Forge1. Cleared for liftoff, and we'll see you on the other side. Contact Orbital control at 018.03. Winds steady at 2knots, Southwest until 10000 ft, then on IRL until roll maneuver. " With a final beep, Captain Fogerty pressed the thruster controls forward with his right hand, and all 63 VRO motors producing over 1 million pounds of thrust, catapulted the sleek orbiter forward, as the egrets and herons took flight against the low rumbling slowly giving way to an almost animalistic roar from the rockets. Forge1 barreled down the runway, 23 tons of potential slowly rotating upwards into the sterling skies, parting clouds like a great white shark parting a school of fish...Captain Fogerty relaxed in his seat as they approached the z-roll coordinates and smiled over at his co-pilot. "See, smooth as silk." The blackness of near space slowly enveloped the ascending craft, as Earth dropped away as if a beach ball, green and blue. The space station came into view, as the crew inside Forge1 prepared to start the docking procedure. "Century 10, Forge1 approaching for docking maneuvers." A bright female voice answered "Welcome home, Forge1. Prepare for docking sequence."
Maybe you will be able to make a short animated film with your scenario and this music. Good luck in your work!
Every music - specially classical and Jazz - they have their own unique and wonderful World to offer us. God bless the World which Music creates for us!
Потрясающая музыка. И великолепное исполнение.Не могу наслушаться.Браво.
Thank you very much, I was glad to hear that!
Эта музыка на на разрыв аорты. Гениально! Так созвучно нашему времени...
Yes, indeed it is. The tension really gripped me. I can listen objectively now...but what a great piece!
After all these years I finally found this recording! Thanks for the uploading this video!
Thanks! I'm glad you're interested in Jenkins' wonderful music.
I love this piece and they used this piece for the TV series called The Hotel Inspector with Alex Polizzi, as far as I remember.
Thanks for listening and appreciating.
How awesome to have this song featured in the climax scene of the season 3 finale of The Morning Show last night, when Jennifer Aniston walks into the boardroom. Goosebumps!
impressive the force that this allegretto transmits
as always thank you very much
These are no doubt stressful times, we all need force, even if it is given to us through music. Thank you! Be well and stay safe!
Thanks again for your comment
FENOMENAL!!!! NAO CANSO DE OUVIR
Thank you for letting us hear this beautiful performance: London symphony+ the composer himself conducting! great sound too.
Thank you too!
This is still my favorite Jenkins composition. And the end of the first movement is still breathtaking to me!
Palladium siempre me ha gustado.Pero e'sta es una maravillosa,bellisima,profunda al Alma interpretacio'n.Bravoooooo.-
I'm glad you like this musical work and the performers. Thank you!
I did not knew the composer, from the same year as I, he from February and I from June. Happely not a modern but lovely work. I dislike composers as Stockhousen. Thanks again for this nice work in difficult times. Love from Rotterdam!
I'm glad you liked it. A time ago I listened to all his music and I was very impressed. (his music made me look for other contemporary composers and so I "discovered" the music of the Polish composer Wojciech Kilar (he died in 2013), I also listened to it all, I liked it so much!)
When you will have time, please look for one of my first postings: Karl Jenkins - Sarikiz (Concerto for violin and orchestra) with Marat Bisengaliev playing the violin. I think it is very good work and you might like it too.
Thanks as always for your friendship and for your comments.
Quelle beauté dans cette interprétation, je suis comblée....
I love this ❤
Masterpiece!
J'avais cru que c'était du Vivaldi... Un génie contemporain, ce compositeur... Une autre oeuvre à écouter : "L'Homme armé"... Une merveille ! Pierre Boulez et les martiens de la musique sérielle n'ont plus qu'à aller se rhabiller ! ... ;-)
Awesome masterpiece ❤ I heard many time on classic channel radio , but always been interest whom is that genius composer which created this magnificent music ❤❤❤❤
Thank you, I'm very glad you liked it!
All music by Karl Jenkins (R.I.P.) is awesome! The more I listen to it, the more I enjoy it!
Я В ШОКЕ!!!ПОТРЯСАЮЩЕ!!
Thanks. All his music is amazing!
Terribly amazing 💗🔥⚡
Coisa mais linda
Ottima proposta. Grazie Sibarit. Sempre buone scelte.
Grazie Corrado!
본인이 작곡 하고 지휘한 음반이 있었네요
너무 감사합니다
질 들을게요!!
Thank you too!
Es una belleza de pieza musical
Incredible beauty.
Many thanks!
çok güzel ...so beautiful
Çok teşekkür ederim! Thank you very much!
Estoy seguro que en 200 años más, se hablará de Jenkins, como hoy se habla de Mozart o Händel.
Karl Jenkins (ur. 1944), Palladio
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
✨✨✨👏🌷🌷🌷
Ez melyik filmnek lehet a zenéje?
Anyone else watching this for their orchestra clads
This is the best record of Palladio I could find, but violin from time to time goes a bit ahead of alt, and conductor/composer doesn't keep straight pace which is sounding annoying. Out of mentioned below, I adore 3-rd part. Listening 2-nd wee in row
Thanks for listening.
My God, Karl Jenkins doesn't look like that now!! :-)
Dear David, this is the photo that appears on the album. I know he has aged, like all of us, unfortunately... :) But his music doesn't age, does it?
@@sibarit101 You're so right Sibarit. It just took me completely by surprise! I just had to have a giggle. Palladio is an early work and we all know Jenkins has written so many better things than that. But it was still nice to hear. Thank you. I expect Karl was pleased that you put his photo up too. Ha Ha.
P.S.I know you're a Jenkins fan, have you heard Cantata Memoria?
@David A Yes, David, I'm a Jenkins fan. I listened to almost all his recorded music, but not Cantata Memoria. I'll look for it and listen to, thank you.
Similarly, among contemporaries I listened to almost all the music of the Polish composer Wojciech Kilar. Both are very, very talented composers and each of the two is unique in its own way.
@@sibarit101 It was written in 2016 to commemorate a tragedy in Wales that took place 50 years ago in the small town of Aberfan,
A colliery spoil tip above the village collapsed and 40,000 cubic meters of mining debris slid down the hill and finished up burying a Junior School, killing over 100 children and 20 or so adults.
It's scored for bass-baritone - soprano - choir and orchestra.
Thanks!
Antonio Vivaldi - Tango Of The Death
1:09
La pub il faut la supporter c est la règle d un jeu économique auquel nous sommes soumis. De là à couper un morceau musical par une propagande inattendue montre à quel point l auditeur de YT ainsi que l auteur de l oeuvre sont méprisés. C est d une violence insupportable....
Tu as parfaitement raison. C'est une des raisons pour lesquelles je ne poste plus, je ne supporte pas les publicités qui interrompent la musique. Je considère cette façon de traiter la musique, les compositeurs, les interprètes et les auditeurs comme un affront à la culture. De plus, youtube annule ainsi mes bonnes intentions de partager de la musique moins connue...