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4:40 lowkey the best melody i ve ever heard

Jaquet de la Guerre holds her own fine against the other clavesinistes. Sad that some fossilized (and insecure) individuals still cling to the mid twentieth century belief that representation is based solely on merit and that no discrimination has existed. We have greatly modified that type of understanding in the twenty first century. I remember men saying, "All the best chefs in the world are men because they're naturally better at cooking than women. Women do fine in the home but the men create the true art". Haha, talk about rubbish! Let's evolve gentlemen!

😊so schön ❤

Here again we have a sometimes famous but more often incognito Italian composer who gets overshadowed by a German(ic) one. Am thinking of Sweelinck, Scheidt, Tunder+Buxtehude vs. Frescobaldi Bach vs. Corelli and even the great Vivaldi Haydn, Mozart, here: Schumann vs. our present composer of these highly imaginative variations. As a fairly neutral US-American I have worked at universities with Italian colleagues for whom this phenomenon is justifiably maddening. It also happens in Philosophy, Lit, literary theory (Gramsci!), the visual arts and Theology. I don't know what to say any further than this. Maybe someone else (Italian, German, Frrench, British, Irish Spanish, Portuguese etc--and especially Russian--does??

Simply sublime,

The pinnacle of all String quartet Literature

Good record for practice 🎉

lindo❤

C'est insupportable, comment peut-on jouer du clavecin après avoir entendu de l'orgue ?

I don't necessarily love the musical material of the first movement, but it has a vivacity to it that makes up for that failing. The slow movement is sublime and wonderful, while the finale is very inventive and energetic.

The Sarabande part is something very special...🎶

A delight.

I'm listening to it well again today Thank you for the wonderful music

I can not have enough of listening to all these quartets.

BaSED!

Really interesting thank you !

The temperament sounds weird to my well-tempered ears. Does anyone know which this is?

Never boring, ever surprising. (A genius? Or an impaired operator behind the wheel on the Bach bus?)

OHH YEAHHHH THE BEST TRUE BAROQUE COMPOSER

I love this concerto so much...

天王星を発見したウィリアム・ハーシェル先生が作曲家だったことは知ってはいましたが、作品は初めて聴きました。 貴重な演奏ありがとうございます。

The first movement is extremely haunting. Even more bizarre when you learn it is a portrait of Douglas Fairbanks, of all people. Great use of quartal harmony in the beginning, which lays down the harmonic blueprint for the rest of the entire movement.

Lindas composições!

Pufff ... 54:43 😍 la Chacona de Euterpe es increible ... no me extraña que el mismo Bach aprendiese de ella . Gracias por compartir amigo

Is this AI generated? It seems there is a lot of style transfer. Sometimes Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov, sometimes somebody else, Sounds too generic to be a real person. Tchaikovsky's Tempest was way better. Wait, now that I've listened too more of this crap, the more I listen this the angrier I get. Why would anyone bother writing all these useless notes?

Smetana jumpscared me at the end😂

I think he liked chickens and shrieking things.

Cantata ''Byut' Porohy'' is A Good Opera Music💙💛🌻🌹🎼🎵🎶😊💙💙💙💙💙💙💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

Beautiful work. Guess you can use any title that's been used before if your work does not resemble the other work .

Excellent work!

Vive le Roi!

Nice

Hauntingly beautiful

11:39 17:50

Thanks for doing these pieces!

Very idiosyncratic performance. Made me curious if there is a historical basis for the uneven rhythms.

7:08 that was pretty cool

Thank you for the great music today

12:54 is bill Jensen's Donation Sound

Oh man, Rhené-Baton. Serious hidden gem. I have never heard of this guy before!

Wait, is there a luke passion?? I though there are only 3 passions, not 4.

La grandezza di Perosi è ancora tutta da scoprire. L'ultimo dei più grandi polifonisti di tutta la storia della musica, è una continua sorpresa. E pace assoluta per l'anima !

Loved it. It is courious how it sounds so much baroque, although published in 1770. I wonder when it was actually written.

In the 2nd mov. they missed the tempi. You cannot hear the "becoming faster" written in the score. Too bad. People today always tend to impress the audience with speed and technique, without paying much attention to the score.

Langoureusement monotone ! Le Louis,il devait roupiller sur sa chaise percée ?

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Love it. Absolutely gorgeous.

Sweet little melody!