Francesco Landini: "Ecco la primavera"
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2016
- One of our first recordings!
The 14th-century hit "Ecco la primavera" is a lovely isorhythmic duet extolling spring and love.
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Belle interprétation de cette page de Landini qui par sa fraîcheur toute spontanée nous ramène dans ces temps premiers du moyen-âge dont les jeunes interprètes témoignent
avec de simples moyens de ce retour vers une Nature pure et spirituelle!
It is springtime whenever this music is played.
A very nice performance of this "hit" from the 14th century.
Beautiful voices, wonderful performance.
i don't know why, but i just cried listening this...
Just because you only have 733 likes doesn't mean you don't know what you are doing. Excellent work people!
Thanks, Simon!
Brilliant! I stayed in my car to hear this and got further behind in line as a result and it was totally worth it.
*Harika bir yorumun huzur veren bir mükemmellik örneği!..* 👏🎼🤝🙏
I've heard many renditions of this ballata over several decades and this is one of the best. Thanks for posting.
I think so. And see the Remdih
In what way one of the best ?
Ecco la primavera,
Che’l cor fa rallegrare,
Temp’è d’annamorare
E star con lieta cera.
Noi vegiam l’aria e’l tempo
Che pur chiam’ allegrezza
In questo vago tempo
Ogni cosa vaghezza.
L’erbe con gran freschezza
E fior’ coprono i prati,
E gli albori adornati
Sono in simil manera.
Ecco la primavera
Che’l cor fa rallegrare
Temp’è d’annamorare
E star con lieta cera.
GREAT PERFORMANCE! Bravo!
❤ Im happy to hear this
I found your group while playing pentiment and being moved to tears by your rendition of "Ellend, du hast umfangen mich", titled "Sic arsit historia kiersis" in the game ... Fantastic job, thank you for your passionate interpretations of all this wonderful music.
Thank you! We also love that tune - it is so haunting.
Bravo!!❤
Bravi !!!
I wanna do this kind of music so bad. It’s so beautiful and the performance was so fun to watch
QUE COISA MAIS LINDA! MEU DEUS!
The, dare I say, definitive version of this is by David Munrow and the Early Music Consort of London. Ten times more energy than this, which I do like!
Fantastico!!!!
Absolutely beautiful!
Very interesting and beautifully done. Thank you!
wonderful !!! Bravo !
Outstanding!!! I can't wait to share this with my Music Appreciation class!!!
Thanks, Kierstin! We're so glad you enjoyed it.
Beautiful ❤️
ikr
Oh my gosh! It's so wonderful! So gorgeous!
I love it! Thank you.
天籁之音！太棒了。
中世イタリアから来たものです
So nice ❣️🇮🇳
A song of spring from 700 years ago! This wonderful performance makes is fresh! Who made the soprano recorder? It looks like a Ganassi type.
Good eyes! It is indeed a Ganassi type by Tom Prescott. Sian loves it.
Lindíssima❤
woooow....
çok güzel bir ses
Groovy as fuck
Bravi!
superb JUST GREAT
this is so well done love
❤❤
Na jakich gracie instrumentach?
Could you tell the name of the instruments please?🤓
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wow, very good, have an score?
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Lovely.
what is the name of that 5-stringed instrument which is hold vertically?
Both string instruments here are 5-string vieles. In Landini's era there were no standard ways to build stringed instruments. Size, shape, number of strings, tuning, range, playing position, bowed vs plucked, skin front (like a banjo) vs wood front (like a fiddle) -- all of these elements were pretty much up in the air. Until someone finds a viele that has survived unaltered, our only instructions on how to build them are doodles in manuscript margins and the many musician gargoyles on European church walls.
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Mi chiedevo solo se fosse una viola da braccio oppure una lira da braccio, quella suonata nel video. Grazie per la risposta.
whats the name of the 5 stringed viola thatstarted playing in 0:25. thank youu
hi arman - it's a vielle! in other words, a medieval fiddle. Niccolo and David are both playing vielles, but in different ways. (there was no standard!)
DAMN! You made my pores raise!
how many parts does this work of art consist of?
It's a duett
Amazing performance!
What's the name of the drum? Thanks
This is a frame drum made by master traditional percussionist and drum maker Glen Velez. It's constructed in order to play in many different traditions, but in my opinion it's pretty close to an Egyptian tar. The head is synthetic, but would traditionally have been goat skin
Thank you very much! 😀🎉
Che maleraviglia. Complimenti!
𝘗𝘪ę𝘬𝘯𝘪𝘦 𝘻𝘢𝘨𝘳𝘢𝘯𝘢 𝘪 𝘻𝘢ś𝘱𝘪𝘦𝘸𝘢𝘯𝘢 𝘮𝘶𝘻𝘺𝘬𝘢
e allora destonazione mare
Not gonna wait til la primavera telling you that RIGHT NOW!!🤬😡
bizim osmanlı çayırda koyun güderken adamlar 13 yüzyılda bu müziği yapmış. medeniyet farkına bakar mısın
Aptal adam
It’s a pity that the italian pronounce is not good. The sound is wonderful.
I'm italian.
The pronoucination is pretty darn good.
The pronunciation is perfect
It's actually more than excellent. 100% perfect.