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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- 0:00 - Ciaccona
2:42 - Folia
The "Ciaccona" [from the "L'Eroica à 3"] and the "Folias echa para mi Señora Doña Tarolilla de Carallenos" from Andrea Falconieri's (1585-1656) "Il primo libro di Canzone, Sinfonie, Fantasie, Capricci, Brandi, Correnti, Gagliarde, Alemane, Volte per Violini e Viole ouero altro Stromento a uno, due e tre con il Basso Continuo."
Performers:
Marie Nadeau-Tremblay (baroque violin)
Isabelle Douailly-Backman (baroque violin)
Tristan Best (viol de gamba)
Jonathan Stuchbery (baroque guitar)
Esteban La Rotta (baroque guitar)
Justin Luchinski (harpsichord)
Ensemble Coach: Esteban La Rotta
Performed in Redpath Hall at McGill University in Montreal, QC, as requirement and as part of the Early Music Ensembles concert on December 5, 2017.
Ecco .....di colpo bisognerebbe ritornare a queste sonorità o melodie ...il mondo sarebbe di sicuro più migliore.
this is my morning ideal mood transcripted in music
when the sun enter through the window and you just woke up and loving the life you see you juste enjoy the creation for this little time before the mood go over till tomorow
This wonderful performance is a great gift to Baroque instruments lovers
The best music never dies...
ahahaha
Never un the life.
This is really a marvel of Italian baroque. Thank you.
Beautiful music and excellent choice of pictures!
Wat een dynamiek mooi samenspel prachtige muziek. Blijft boeien.
cette mélodie est si vivante 👏👌
Stunning. Thank you for uploading this is so gorgeous thank you
Beautiful! It fills my heart with light and joy.
Absolutely brilliant playing!
Bellissimo!
Nice music and nice paintings
mUgnificenza....educativa
Wonderful music, performance and paintings 💜
How magnificent
Bravo !
Incredible. Amazing. Thank you.
Lovely!
magnificent
Si tanto encanto e desprendimento há ai .....
¡La música del virreinato español de Nápoles!
QUÈ HERMOSO!!!
Que l'on danse et l'on chante, que l'on fasse bonne chère et boive du bon vin et surtout qu'on joue musique plaisante à ouïr, car tel est mon bon plaisir !
Well stated !
Lovely
Isso fica marcado pra memória mundial sou de 2022 e eculto muito...
Izzy, that is such an amazing professional recording! Yall did amazing!
Thank you Leo!!
O "basso ostinato" Folia, com a instrumentação renascentista e diminuições que encantam
Fine pairing with the paintings! Anyone know who the artist(s) were?
Gerrit van Honthorst
Nice work!
Many commonalities with Bertali's and yet so different.
Gratidão 💖🌍💖🙏🕉🌼🌻🦄🌹⚘
il vero rinascimento
limdooooooooooooooooooooooooo
The Tune.
Thanks for this. May God bless you.
Mitä eroa on chaconnella ja tiempo de amalgamalla eli sekatahdilla? /
What's the difference between chaconne and tiempo de amalgama, or mixed time signature? /
Qué es la diferencia entre chacona y tiempo de amalgama?
😍😍
THIS INTERPRETATION IS FREE OF COPYRIGHT?
Great performance! I have only one question: who's the author of the very first picture?
Gerrit van Honthorst
@@hudlifuk merci!
Danke .
now ik what james taylor was bumpin when 📝🇲🇽 😂
mooi😁
Who painted this and how is it called? ...and, of course, these are lovely pieces, dynamically interpreted. I have been liking it a lot for some time now.
At 0:30 "Man with lute" painted by Dutch painter Frans Hals (1623/24)
Theyre all dutch paintings!
@@99izsy Can you name them?
Wonderful selection of period paintings. What do they have to tell us about the performance of this music? Perhaps even more in the way of acoustic shadow and light?
PS. And the violin always carried on the arm, like a bluegrass fiddle?
@@vanu49 Hi, I could spot Theodoor Rombouts, Frans Hals, Gerard van Honthorst, Jan Steen, ... a lot of artists in there!
Yeah!
Good grief: They are grinning and even laughing on these paintings! But many are depicted with surprisingly good teeth.
Sugar only came to Europe to ruins people teeth once the Columbian exchange started with the Americas.
I mean they mostly had raw food and less sugar hence stronger teeth but older painters were notorious for depicting the muses of their paintings better then they were in real life😂
@@kousara_2005 At that time they already had a lot of sugar. So probably those with teeth were either very young or very poor. The rest had rotten or no longer teeth... Hence Mona Lisa's enigmatic smile.
@@Robert-er5wq makes sense
@@kousara_2005 My ex was a historian and during one of his studies a lecturer brought two skulls in, and they had to say which one is medieval and which one is (early) modern. The clue were the teeth... The medieval had most of them, the modern one had mostly none.
Check Jonathan creek for clue on who the smiler is in slimer ah chomp
#OdedFriedGaon #OdedMusic #Audioded
Instagram selfies & group photo's of 17th century . This was how to be cool in the 17th century or be insta famous 😆
Wundervoll ,ich würde es jedem Kerl gerne schenken ,der nicht den ,,woken Zeitgeist mitmacht ,ins besondere All jenen die immer als nazis beschimpft und sogar in ihrem Amt angegriffen werden ,,chiacona und die folia ,die ich gerade hier, höre ,
En lieu of Zeitgeist I would rather speak of cultural koinè
yOUT6BE do not interrupt me
Besser als bushido .und kollegah .rap hiphop und nixsagende .gangsterrapper .
La belleza parece marchitarse en estos tiempos absurdos
My ship sunk..
The outrageous octave seasonally dance because acrylic spindly mine below a maniacal asphalt. unbecoming, agreeable help
You can see here now artists of the time had to use male bodies in their art, women couldn't expose even shoulders or be thought loose... Faces, yes, but the rest is male with a woman's head on top.
Baloney.
Midnight..........I know you have ZERO artistic (drowing, painting) training and You know NOTHING about Art's History