I truly appreciate this playlist, had not even heard of the majority of the musicians nor their music. Its been 2 months now and I listen to this playlist daily particularly when my mind and spirit need settling. Thank you for putting this amazing playlist together and equally so to honor Chevalier de Saint-Georges. 🌹
man I just started listening to classical music on my own and not because someone played it....This mix was fire and relaxing at the same time...much appreciated...the movie was tough as well! Yah bless
Such a discovery for me! He is definitively a musician/composer who needs to be known to the wider audience. Joseph Bologne Chevalier de Saint-Georges was also an avid and successful fencer and an incredible historical figure.
Sadly most of his work was destroyed and Napoleon went to great lengths to erase him from history when he reinstated slavery. What a great loss, we could have learned so much more about him!
Halo to All - the first instance my ears heard such beautiful compositions of Directorship in Masterings and Ownership of genuine GENIUS my own Souls/Soles has been set free within my expressions of elegant dance movements and poise. I am so in love with classes of the mappings of now to be widely accepted just how these notes reaches out to We/US with such grace and destined restory telling and exposures strong enough to ensure the rebirthing of such astounding vibrancies to be cast far and wide, in order to ensure regenerations of Godly-given talents be reborn exclusively within regions of discovered hidden talents within Ourselves. So it must be so recognised for us to Rise inter-lectually, coated with elecutions such as this to guide US, and give us back Our own proud prideful delights - enjoy!! 🙏🏽💖🙏🏽
C’était un violoniste hors pair Guadeloupéen qui a côtoyé et apprécier par Mozart, quand on était noir à l’époque la vie pour eux était féroce, on leur faisait pas de cadeau ! Et c’est facile à comprendre pourquoi on a pas fait de publicité sur lui, par son avance sur les autres, il leurs faisait de l’ombre. Cet Artiste a révolutionné le monde la musique, mais dommage que les jeunes de son époque avaient été privés de ses œuvres, ils auraient pu faire évolué la musique classique…Si vous êtes un fan de synthétiseurs, eh bien sa musique en est un❤️
@@philippolson2976 I’m really enjoying this playlist 😊 Your enthusiasm is good but you shouldn’t stop there - How did you find out he is the first black classical composer? I mean, apart from ‘black’ being a color, this term is a tool of imperial colonialism through which pseudoscience constructs such as ‘race’ are supported. The term “black” doesn’t provide any insight into a person’s heritage or family. Instead it’s used as a monolith so that an enslaved person’s heritage can be erased. -As if heritage and family is of no consequence and did not exist prior to the scattering of certain people groups through world-wide enslavement . These tools /constructs must be put down and the truth of a person’s heritage and family proclaimed so that history is accurately depicted, (not one-sided,) and the individual portrayed as a ‘whole’ person. Keep listening 🎻🎻🎻🎶🎶🎶
I’m glad someone realizes Joseph was born before Mozart with that being said Some of the very music hear on this playlist WAS STOLEN BY MOZART AND MANY OTHERS
No. We can not. Much of his music was lost because of his race--that is why we can never ignore it. But race talks don't always have to be a point of contention.
Mettre de côté ses origines pour ne voir que sa musique, est juste une insulte. Fils d’esclave, il est né esclave, puis affranchi par son père. Sa musique porte en elle toute cette force, toutes ces souffrances, mais aussi toute la légèreté et cette générosité de l’homme ayant connu les fers et embrassant la vie grâce à la liberté retrouvée et dont certains des siens n’ont jamais pu goûter. Non, trois fois non, on ne peux pas mettre ça de côté. Et c’est bien parce qu’il était noir que sa musique a été si longtemps méconnue.
I just realized all these rap and drill instrumentals are just stealing melodies or rhythms, that’s why some of the most famous producers make “epic” like beats it makes sense now
I truly appreciate this playlist, had not even heard of the majority of the musicians nor their music. Its been 2 months now and I listen to this playlist daily particularly when my mind and spirit need settling. Thank you for putting this amazing playlist together and equally so to honor Chevalier de Saint-Georges. 🌹
man I just started listening to classical music on my own and not because someone played it....This mix was fire and relaxing at the same time...much appreciated...the movie was tough as well! Yah bless
Hermosa❤❤❤
Such a discovery for me! He is definitively a musician/composer who needs to be known to the wider audience. Joseph Bologne Chevalier de Saint-Georges was also an avid and successful fencer and an incredible historical figure.
Sadly most of his work was destroyed and Napoleon went to great lengths to erase him from history when he reinstated slavery. What a great loss, we could have learned so much more about him!
There is no sound like his music
It’s unique and powerful and delightful to the hearer
I'm so happy they made his movie😊😊. Finally ❤❤❤
Halo to All - the first instance my ears heard such beautiful compositions of Directorship in Masterings and Ownership of genuine GENIUS my own Souls/Soles has been set free within my expressions of elegant dance movements and poise. I am so in love with classes of the mappings of now to be widely accepted just how these notes reaches out to We/US with such grace and destined restory telling and exposures strong enough to ensure the rebirthing of such astounding vibrancies to be cast far and wide, in order to ensure regenerations of Godly-given talents be reborn exclusively within regions of discovered hidden talents within Ourselves. So it must be so recognised for us to Rise inter-lectually, coated with elecutions such as this to guide US, and give us back Our own proud prideful delights - enjoy!! 🙏🏽💖🙏🏽
C’était un violoniste hors pair Guadeloupéen qui a côtoyé et apprécier par Mozart, quand on était noir à l’époque la vie pour eux était féroce, on leur faisait pas de cadeau ! Et c’est facile à comprendre pourquoi on a pas fait de publicité sur lui, par son avance sur les autres, il leurs faisait de l’ombre. Cet Artiste a révolutionné le monde la musique, mais dommage que les jeunes de son époque avaient été privés de ses œuvres, ils auraient pu faire évolué la musique classique…Si vous êtes un fan de synthétiseurs, eh bien sa musique en est un❤️
This is extradinary arranging composing
Gracias 🦋🕊👍👌💯
Gracias
Música de verdad
Lindo demais!❤
Amazing! From 🇿🇦
Magnifico!!!
❤️
This is fantastic! Is this really Chevalier's work?
Musica!!! Gracias
💨🎙H🤔nor folks while they ARE here.
La musica que se escucha es de bolognie o es de otros autores.
bere judul atuh, mang. menit sakitu nepi ka menit sakitu naon judulna, ameh puguh.
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Beyond
Below the song it says very lightly.
And in the Description.
First black classical composer before Mozart horrah!
A True Masterpiece
@@philippolson2976 I’m really enjoying this playlist 😊
Your enthusiasm is good but you shouldn’t stop there -
How did you find out he is the first black classical composer?
I mean, apart from ‘black’ being a color, this term is a tool of imperial colonialism through which pseudoscience constructs such as ‘race’ are supported.
The term “black” doesn’t provide any insight into a person’s heritage or family.
Instead it’s used as a monolith so that an enslaved person’s heritage can be erased.
-As if heritage and family is of no consequence and did not exist prior to the scattering of certain people groups through world-wide enslavement .
These tools /constructs must be put down and the truth of a person’s heritage and family proclaimed so that history is accurately depicted, (not one-sided,)
and the individual portrayed as a ‘whole’ person.
Keep listening 🎻🎻🎻🎶🎶🎶
Yes
Il Primo, I love his music.
I’m glad someone realizes Joseph was born before Mozart with that being said
Some of the very music hear on this playlist
WAS STOLEN BY MOZART AND MANY OTHERS
Joseph Bologne’s father was white so he was as much white as black, Can we leave race and colour out of it and just appreciate the music?
I agree but it is the over all racist teaching that any percentage of black made you black as a way to identify and belittle you and class you
No. We can not. Much of his music was lost because of his race--that is why we can never ignore it. But race talks don't always have to be a point of contention.
Mettre de côté ses origines pour ne voir que sa musique, est juste une insulte. Fils d’esclave, il est né esclave, puis affranchi par son père. Sa musique porte en elle toute cette force, toutes ces souffrances, mais aussi toute la légèreté et cette générosité de l’homme ayant connu les fers et embrassant la vie grâce à la liberté retrouvée et dont certains des siens n’ont jamais pu goûter. Non, trois fois non, on ne peux pas mettre ça de côté. Et c’est bien parce qu’il était noir que sa musique a été si longtemps méconnue.
@@jameslightell13I totally agree! Very well said!
I just realized all these rap and drill instrumentals are just stealing melodies or rhythms, that’s why some of the most famous producers make “epic” like beats it makes sense now