Handel: Music for Trumpet & Organ (arr. trumpet & organ Michel Rondeau)
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Music by George Frideric Handel as arranged and played by Canadian trumpeter Michel Rondeau.
Concerto a due cori No. 3 in F major, HWV 334
I. Ouverture - Maestoso (0:00)
II. Allegro (1:52)
III. Allegro ma non troppo (5:18)
IV. Marche: Allegro (9:36)
Gavotte in G Major, HWV 491 (11:33)
Minuet in F Major from the Suite in A Minor (12:46)
Oboe Sonata in B-flat major, HWV 357
I. Andante (14:46)
II. Grave (18:39)
III. Allegro (20:15)
Violin Sonata in F major, HWV 370
I. Adagio (22:22)
II. Allegro (26:47)
III. Largo (28:48)
IV. Allegro (32:25)
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The sound of the Trumpet is the cry of the soul
and the attraction and comfort of the Trumpet‘s sound are immeasurable, and off the charts
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Handel‘s music creates a diverse and fertile world
absolutely
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Thankyou
I hope You are well
The only thing better than listening to this wonder is listening to it looking at this background.
thanks for stopping by to listen and for leaving a comment
Handel's music is simple and beautiful;No wonder crowd loved him back then.
he's a favorite of mine, too
Marriage of two marvelous instruments! Handel was a genius!
Yes, Handel was Top 5 material: Bach, Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven (in chronological particular order) - with Brahms, Schubert and Wagner waiting in the wings.
The wonderfulness and beauty and gorgeousness of this footage are unrivaled, immeasurable, inspirational and impressive
Our world is full of marvelous, gorgeous and amazing performance like this
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You are welcome
I hope you are well
THANK YOU FOR POSTING
To all musicians, THANK YOU for sharing your talents and playing your hearts out for our enjoyment.
May you all be Blessed for you give one of the greatest gifts HE has given to you to share.
Pax+
You're welcome. Let's not forget the composers as well.
I wish this would play at a early morning farmers market
You just cannot get any better than this! A perfect performance!!
+ANTON PETROV GAVIN Thanks. The Petrucci Music Library collection of Michel Rondeau's recordings is quite a treasure trove.
Mind blowing!Handel is not only the best Baroque architect,but also one of the best of all time composers.
I enjoy Handel very much also.
one of the greatest German Composer, next to Bach and Beethoven
This has only been up here for 2+ years, and today is the first I've seen or heard it. Beautiful. I love trumpet and organ works, especially Telemann. Just added it to Favorites! Happy Holidays everyone !!!
I you love Telemann I have some good news. Michel Rondeau recorded about 90 minutes of trumpet and organ music by Telemann which I am planning on uploading in 2018, so you might like to subscribe. Thanks for watching and come again.
Wonderful. Where Bach summons one to study, and Mozart summons one to enjoy, Handel summons one to give thanks. So thanks to the creative muse, the Holy God, Handel, and you.
thanks for the comment
Majestueux et Sublime
Well, just noting that Handel doesn't compel me to give thanks to a fictitious genocidal iron-age "god" who was invented by superstitious and ignorant men. I do like the music though.
❤
Greatness
So beautiful. A rare find for me. thanks!
You're so welcome!
Do you have the CD title? I would like to order it. thanks
Listened with joy and admiration. Wonderful quality-performance & presentation ~ thank you!!!
thanks for watching
Hust Happy llistening this is great.i can only say thank-you
What is the name of the movie?
The big three are Mozart, Bach and Beethoven. I love them all, but my favourite is Handel..
That's cool. I'd say Brahms, Handel, Haydn, Schubert, and Wagner (not necessarily in that order) are the next in line behind those three. After that, it gets a bit harder for me to rank them. I can't quite decide whether to go with the more "progressive" composers like Berlioz, Debussy, Liszt , and Stravinsky and or the more "conservative" composers like Chopin, Dvorak, Tchaikovsky, and Verdi. I can see both sides of the argument. Depends on what mood I'm in, really. Then I guess we would have to fit in Mahler , Mendelssohn, Schumann and R. Strauss somewhere for my Top 20. Throw in Bartok, Prokofiev, Ravel, Shostakovich, and Sibelius and that would be my Top 25...OK, better stop now.
@@christophermacintyre5890 of course you are absolutely right.
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😊 Had to smile about your comment, haha! How fortunate we are, not having to decide on just one or the other. The abundance is for us to choose whomever ... whenever, according to our very personal preference at any given time and any currant "mood".
Bin einfach begeistert und dankbar diese Musik zu hören
It was my pleasure to present it to you.
Brilliant. The person who engineered the digital transfer must also take a lot of credit. This is a wonderful music experience.
glad you enjoyed it
Wow! and this WOW! 10000000000000 times
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Qué sublime la inspiración de Handel para con nuestro creador+
musica para trompeta y órgano de Handel y musica barroca inglesa MAJESTUOSAS
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Ruben
Corona
💕🎶💕 Ongelooflijk mooie uitvoering 👍😎
Thanks for wonderful music in fascinating blinking lights
Did you really like the video? I look back on many of my older videos with some embarrassment, feeling I could do a lot better (and luckily I have).
BONJOUR BEL ENREGISTREMENT J' AIMERAIS BEAUCOUP FAIRE LA CONNAISSANCE DE CE TROMPETTISTE ENCORE BRAVO BIEN AMICALEMENT D.B
Thank you for watching and leaving a kind comment. I will provide a link below (in English). It will tell you all the information I currently have on this performer:
imslp.org/wiki/Category_talk:Rondeau,_Michel
Where inner peace comes to its true meaning
i'm glad you enjoyed.
hermosa música!!!
Yes, it is. Thank you for watching!
Thanks for posting this Christopher
you're welcome
Christopher, You are a gem for all the time and effort you have put into these great postings. They make my day. One time I commenced to learn to play the violin, circumstances at the time ended it. Now I would love to learn to play he trumpet.
Thanks for the encouragement, and best of luck in your efforts to master the trumpet.
Dee Pollard Como consigo. Achar a soprano C. J. Baile .?
Eu publiquei um pedido e não tivebresposta
Is it not amazing how these composers/musicians have been dead for centuries and their music lives on in the 21st century.
Yet we hear so many rappers and singers/musicians, dropping dead before 30 etc and no one remembers who they are let alone care.
To me hell will be for us who love the classics, being subjected to 24/7 listening to some dead rappers music
I have conducted a few experiments with my dogs over the years.
When I play classical music how calm they are
Play some JB rapper music and off the walls they go
Play country music half way calm and half way going up the walls
Play opera the will listen and join in on the high notes
And please remember GFH was blessed by Parliament of the UK to be a British citizen.
Your dogs are very cultured.
Que linda música no la avía escuchado
The movie is from 1942 The Great Mr Handel just search on that in RUclips...
Interesting that it was made during World War II while Britain was fighting Germany.
I have no idea how you create the fractal type backgrounds, but it certainly is fun.
Well, in general terms it involves the use of kaleidoscope effects, put through numerous passes. However, it's a bit more complicated than that. I kind of forget exactly myself how I got some of these results and probably couldn't duplicate them again even if I wanted to. He, he, he. Anyway I'm glad you enjoy my efforts. I've gotten some negative pushback on this series of videos and was wondering if anyone actually liked what I came up with. I've got your vote at least. Thanks.
La oigo en mí castillo , sentado en mí butaca preferida y mientras escarcio una copa de cognac de excelente bouquet.
nice mental image.
Say Heah, Nice, Feel Good Music, Relaxing.,,.
You can't beat the serenity and nobility of the music of the Baroque period.
True That. Infact I have a friend that made a piano in that era, He learned to play it as ge made it. I like going to his house to listen to him play. I like music.,,.p
Harpsaccord I think is what he said he made.,,.p
The video is amazing!May I ask you with which program you did it?
Sure. Power Director 10 was used. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for this recording , it takes me back to my school-days when our choir master and the cathederal
organist used to have a `musical `punch-up`in the school chapel on a Wendsday evening after they had been
to the pub ! Glorious . I play it on `black-dog `days .
Thanks for the comment.
On peut utiliser le jeu 'trompette' sur orgue, ça ne donnerait sans doute pas pareil.
Il y a des instruments qui vont bien ensemble.
Thank you. I hope you enjoy my website.
Excellent performance on the trumpet... and beautiful registration on the Organ.. CDs.... are they available in the market? I would like to buy one.
This is from Michel Rondeau's page at the Petrucci Music Library:
"He privately formed his own recording label (ARCADIA) and produced another record and a series of 20 cassettes and compact discs..." So I suggest you check on Amazon under "Michel Rondeau" and "Arcadia". However, if no CDs are available you can still download the MP3s for free by going to this link: imslp.org/wiki/Category:Rondeau,_Michel
*Once on this page, click on the tab named "As Performer (130)", which will take you to the individual recordings which you can save onto your computer.
Anyone know where I can purchase this recording?
You can download it for free at the Petrucci Music Library. Go to this link to Michel Rondeau's recordings: imslp.org/wiki/Category:Rondeau
Whe you get to that page, click on the "As Performer (130)" tab. That will take you to the recordings. Click on the piece you want in the list of recordings. When you get to the page, for the specific piece of music, then right click on "Complete Performance" to download the MP3.
Striking images well suited to the brilliant sound of the trumpet, and of course, I love Handel. Though I usually prefer to listen to the original than an arrangement, this is arranged by someone who knows and loves the instrument.
thanks for your kind reply
Does anyone know the recording year(s)?
I've had a look over at the website I got the music from and can't find any further information. Sorry.
Interpretado sobre todo por Karl Richter y su orquestaMuchener
Haenfel es fantástico,te sube a lo más alto por ejemplo op,7,4,u op 7,5
very true
Haendel
can someone list the different pieces ... I know just a few
Sean, if you'll click on "Show More" just below the video I have the entire video indexed. Or...
Concerto a due cori No. 3 in F major, HWV 334
I. Ouverture - Maestoso (0:00)
II. Allegro (1:52)
III. Allegro ma non troppo (5:18)
IV. Marche: Allegro (9:36)
Gavotte in G Major, HWV 491 (11:33)
Minuet in F Major from the Suite in A Minor (12:46)
Oboe Sonata in B-flat major, HWV 357
I. Andante (14:46)
II. Grave (18:39)
III. Allegro (20:15)
Violin Sonata in F major, HWV 370
I. Adagio (22:22)
II. Allegro (26:47)
III. Largo (28:48)
IV. Allegro (32:25)
Nice presentation but please, pardon me ... the composer's name is GEORG FRIEDRICH HÄNDEL ... thank you!
Sorry, I used the name he went under in Britain.
What is the name of this piece? It’s beautiful!
There are five pieces in total by Handel in this video. Here is the tracklist:
(1) Concerto a due cori No. 3 in F major, HWV 334
I. Ouverture - Maestoso (0:00)
II. Allegro (1:52)
III. Allegro ma non troppo (5:18)
IV. Marche: Allegro (9:36)
(2) Gavotte in G Major, HWV 491 (11:33)
(3) Minuet in F Major from the Suite in A Minor (12:46)
(4) Oboe Sonata in B-flat major, HWV 357
I. Andante (14:46)
II. Grave (18:39)
III. Allegro (20:15)
(5) Violin Sonata in F major, HWV 370
I. Adagio (22:22)
II. Allegro (26:47)
III. Largo (28:48)
IV. Allegro (32:25)
M’87.9
Where can I get sheet music for this arrangement of organ and trumpet?
You'll need to contact Michel Rondeau who also arranged the music. If you go into the description section I'm pretty sure I left a link there.
Haendel
That's the original German spelling. I've also seen it spelled this way: Händel.
A few days ago I learned that a fellow software engineer has gone into the medical marijuana business. The psychedelic video made me think of him. (Normally I would just think "waste of WiFi bandwidth"; it WBN to have a way to stream audio without wasting bandwidth on video.)
You can extract the Audio with RUclips-dl ( rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/ ).
That's not Sreaming but it should only use the bandwidth for the Audio ...
Will Mengarini '\
Burger Tzar
so far, twenty people have turned out to be totally ignorant about music
There's always a few in every crowd.
It's true.
bad stereophonic balance. cannot listen. vote down.