People who appreciate and listen to classical music are the only sane people on the planet these days. We need this music now more than ever before. Give thanks!
@@oldones59 Of my innumerable virtues, Humility is at the top of the list. In fact when it comes to Humility, I'm Number # 1. [An old joke, but still rather amusing - except when you tell it to someone who takes you seriously.]
Спасибо Вам за волшебную музыку, я с ней с раннего детства....вот такая самая наипрекраснейшая, льется из прошлых, далеких времен, но , как она действует на тебя, не передать словом, я летаю, мне необыкновенно легко, я словно только, что появилась на свет, очень благотворны ее вибрации на душу и тело....лет с 3, 4 когда я в первые услышала ее, именно это звучание , стиль, мой любимый клависин, флейта и др. И как давно я ее не слышала, а сегодня мне попался этот ролик божественной музыки и я не могу наслушаться.Благодарю Вас, я уже стала взрослой девочкой, но словно я ушла или очутилась в другой эпохе, вместе с любимой музыкой, это необыкновенное состояние, полета, всего, что -то сильно в тебе меняется,происходит трансформация времени, пространства, мысли, восприятия, ощущений.Волшебство !Такую силу и власть имеет над нами музыка, в особенности такая, я могу ошибиться со стилем, , возможно это барокко или др.Музыка старины глубокой, полная смысла, глубины, очарования, она уносит в дали не земные.....👍👍👍🎋☘️🌹🙏
Абсолютно то же случилось со мной,я услышала концерт для альта G major и детсво дождём обрушилось на меня,когда-то мой папа играл эту музыку на скрипке.И да,это барокко.
I am immersed in pleasure while listening to Telemann,s works . Deep emotion grew into my soul . From Tokyo in Japan where is within your imagination .,
Many thanks to you, Shin-i-chi Kozima -san, and to all of the people in East Asia (Japan, China and Korea) who have played such a a big part in keeping Western classical music alive.
@@excelsior999 Thankyou I hope you are well From A corner of Tokyo 🎌㊗️🍥🎴🗾🎋🗼🍣👺🌊🌸🎍🍡🗻🏯🏮💮👘🎎🇯🇵⛩️ These Emoji絵文字 are unique to Japanese culture, foods and etc
Both Encyclopedia Britannica and Albert Schweitzer said compare Telemann's inferior music to that of Bach." They then used 'Bach' works as an example. Turns out - those particular works were by Telemann! I've always been a huge Telemann fan - and though not the equal of Bach, I love his music.
Bach and Telemann had different purposes and different audiences. Religious and pedagogical motives are prominent in most of Bach's output, while Telemann was more of a "pop" composer in modern terms. Also, Liepzig (and Bach's prior workplace, the court at Coethen), were hardly Telemann's big-city Dresden.
66k at the moment... we're on our way brother.. no worries mate do they count us more than once with separate views? it's about 8 PM.. done some time in the early morning.. 6 AM.. It has done that more than once over here at my house ✌️
Thank you for putting this together. It's lovely to finally realize how much Telemann I've known but not been aware who was the composer. Hours of enjoyment for the world. Cheers
Я, бы хотела, чтобы каждый день, утро начинались со звуков этих божественных звуков и тогда я уверенна все будет наполненно светом, покоем, радостью, умиротворением,божественными и чистыми энергиями нашего пространства , земного и небесного !Спасибо Вам Меломанн, я очень благодарна Вам, удачи и всего Вам самого хорошего и доброго !🌈🌞👍☘️🎋🌹🙏
The beautiful music of Telemann gives me harmony, peace, beauty. Wonderful composer one of the best with Bach, thank you so much for sharing him in such a beautiful way ! Marino from Lausanne (Switzerland)
Shameless plug: if it's still available, my all-time favorite Telemann recording is "Telemann Chamber Music" recorded by the Chandos Baroque Players in 1987. The personnel on the recording are Rachel Beckett: recorder, Valerie Darke: oboe, Alison Bury: violin, Mark Caudle: viola da gamba & cello, Melvyn Tan: harpsichord;, and Richard Tunnicliffe: cello. Their performance is powerful yet delicate; sensitive interpretations that make Telemann come alive. I've heard enough uninspiring recordings of Telemann's music to know his music requires thought and just the right expression to keep the performance from sounding like the musicians are just phoning it in. This recording taught me that Telemann deserves his place in the trinity of German high baroque composers. richard -- Television is called a medium because it is neither rare nor well done. - attributed to Ernie Kovacs
I like quality music and especially the classics . Thnks for posting . I am pleased to listen to this recording in a virtual hall with people from many countries .
@@movieshortssociety I'll risk you disagreeing but understanding. This 10-hour video offers a lot of different compositions, which we don't get a playlist for, too bad, but one of them, starting @32:30, is the "Concerto for Traverso and Recorder in E minor," (which you can hear by itself elsewhere e.g. ruclips.net/video/2D-y2kJU0lg/видео.html with Princess Leia on the lead woodflute), consisting of 4 movements: a Largo, an Allegro, another Largo, and finally a Presto, which begins @43:38. The Presto is a raucous, panicky scuffle mostly in E-minor phrases & harmonies. But then "towards the end" @45:33 it breaks into a G-major phrase of bright, triumphant fanfare, with the woodflute piercing the sky on a single sustained high-high-G and the rest of the company carrying the melody (here q23.us/i/Presto-G.png ), just for a few measures, but then it drops and repeats in the related key of C major, before at last going back to the panicky run in the dark. Anyway that phrase in G and then again in C really caught my ear. I hope now it catches yours :) and aren't we blessed in a world of so much music that's full of little treasures like this.
I had a dream that we were on duelling harpsichord and it was heated. Telemann always seems slightly jazzy in a Baroque way. The flow is maybe in a different pocket
Chants parfaits pour lire les formes subjectives des nuages et suivre d'un œil attendri les rainures des tiges des arbres; apprécier l'écriture complexe des branches imbriquées, goûter les couleurs de la décomposition de la lumière en gouttelettes d'eau dans un jardin, ressentir fortement le sol humide de la forêt ancestrale pour percevoir les traces des animaux du passé profond 🍍🌴
@TheDank0r hehe i was just teasing. You seem like a great, I assume, guy. 👍 the A minor recorder suite and his flute works in general keep me coming but there is a lot of redundancy and not very inspired works in his catalogue as well. Great day to you.
My goodness, Classicool ! there's no tracklist !!! How can we manage ? How can we exploit this document ? The title of the upload in French ("Musique classique baroque pour se concentrer et travailler") is not very appropriate either, to say the least. Music like that of Telemann is meant to be listened to as attentively as possible. It is not a means to make one's work lighter or favor mind concentration. Personally, I can't listen to music while working. If I play a record when I work, I listen to the music and don't work at all ! I acknowledge that the works here selected of this very prolific composer are beautiful. But couldn't we be willing to know the titles of the works uploaded? This water-tap concept of music is disappointing : you turn on the tap and just let the water flow whatever it is !
For myself, I get a particular pleasure in listening to powdered-wig music while digging in the garden or washing dishes. This is a democratic era - let the people have the music when and where (and why!) they will.
The trouble with Telemann is that he wrote too much, and as such he is difficult to get into. Sonata this, concerto that, endless. I am fond of what I have heard, but I cannot catagorise his music like, for example, Beethoven.
The Tempo is 4 times faster than it should be. Who has played this music has made salad out of the wonderfull music of Telemann. Awfull ! I cant even believe such a thing is possible ! Tho listened up to the first 1/4th, but it is not worth it ...
You mean, “10 hours with Telemann and a buttload of ads”! People really shouldn’t monetize accounts where they make money from the performances of actual musicians who’ve created what’s been uploaded and derive ZERO benefit….classical musicians make squat as it is, and it angers me to see that people make money from their work. Also, your thumbnail is horrible….all of the dark parts on his face looks as though he’d started the process of decomposition when his likeness was taken, or that he suffered from necrotizing fasciitis.
Interesting analysis, and, I must admit, to some degree I agree. As the Prestige mentioned, "After discovering Telemann , please un-discover him." is somewhat similar to my sixty years of hearing him, not caring a bit for just the reason you mention, then, knowing that the musical appreciation part of us does change, I came to this and have a somewhat different opinion...it is decent background music for me, but nothing else other than to appreciate where it stands in the evolution of music.
I will admit I've always seen Telemann as the quintissential "generic" Baroque composer. All his music is workmanly and true to the style, but nothing to me ever stands out or is particularly memorable. He has neither the technical depth and intricate intellectual profundity of Bach, the showy verve of Vivaldi, nor the crisp courtly grace of Handel. It's all gray to me.
People who appreciate and listen to classical music are the only sane people on the planet these days. We need this music now more than ever before. Give thanks!
AMEN!! Very well stated!
Well thought and even better said.
Certo è
Fully agree!
Spot on!
Discovering more Telemann is such a pleasure. Soothing to the worried mind!
I play this for my cat while I'm at work. He likes it, it keeps him chill.
Love me some Baroque. Nothing screams Baroque like an oboe.
For a humble fan of Baroque music like me it's a huge pleasure to discover the beautiful world of Telemann. Thanks for sharing 🙏
Humility is about not calling attention to one's self.
@@oldones59 Of my innumerable virtues, Humility is at the top of the list. In fact when it comes to Humility, I'm Number # 1.
[An old joke, but still rather amusing - except when you tell it to someone who takes you seriously.]
Спасибо Вам за волшебную музыку, я с ней с раннего детства....вот такая самая наипрекраснейшая, льется из прошлых, далеких времен, но , как она действует на тебя, не передать словом, я летаю, мне необыкновенно легко, я словно только, что появилась на свет, очень благотворны ее вибрации на душу и тело....лет с 3, 4 когда я в первые услышала ее, именно это звучание , стиль, мой любимый клависин, флейта и др. И как давно я ее не слышала, а сегодня мне попался этот ролик божественной музыки и я не могу наслушаться.Благодарю Вас, я уже стала взрослой девочкой, но словно я ушла или очутилась в другой эпохе, вместе с любимой музыкой, это необыкновенное состояние, полета, всего, что -то сильно в тебе меняется,происходит трансформация времени, пространства, мысли, восприятия, ощущений.Волшебство !Такую силу и власть имеет над нами музыка, в особенности такая, я могу ошибиться со стилем, , возможно это барокко или др.Музыка старины глубокой, полная смысла, глубины, очарования, она уносит в дали не земные.....👍👍👍🎋☘️🌹🙏
What beautiful words you have written!
@@SophiePalmer-mp9bz Спасибо, София, за Ваше мнение.🥰🌹
Абсолютно то же случилось со мной,я услышала концерт для альта G major и детсво дождём обрушилось на меня,когда-то мой папа играл эту музыку на скрипке.И да,это барокко.
Why was this guy lost to history? Wonderful! How have I never heard of this before? Thank you for my next 10 hours!
He was among the most famous composers in his own time. And a good friend of Bach's.
I am immersed in pleasure while listening to Telemann,s works .
Deep emotion grew into my soul .
From Tokyo in Japan where is within your imagination .,
Many thanks to you, Shin-i-chi Kozima -san, and to all of the people in East Asia (Japan, China and Korea) who have played such a a big part in keeping Western classical music alive.
@@excelsior999
Thankyou
I hope you are well
From
A corner of Tokyo
🎌㊗️🍥🎴🗾🎋🗼🍣👺🌊🌸🎍🍡🗻🏯🏮💮👘🎎🇯🇵⛩️
These Emoji絵文字 are unique to Japanese culture, foods and etc
@@shin-i-chikozima I am from NYC.
@@excelsior999
Thankyou
Someday
please come to Japan
Delicious foods unique to Japan wait for You
In my world, instead of 2.7k views, this should have 2.7 billion views/plays... At least... 🏋️♂️🔥❤️🔥
Both Encyclopedia Britannica and Albert Schweitzer said compare Telemann's inferior music to that of Bach." They then used 'Bach' works as an example. Turns out - those particular works were by Telemann!
I've always been a huge Telemann fan - and though not the equal of Bach, I love his music.
Bach and Telemann had different purposes and different audiences. Religious and pedagogical motives are prominent in most of Bach's output, while Telemann was more of a "pop" composer in modern terms. Also, Liepzig (and Bach's prior workplace, the court at Coethen), were hardly Telemann's big-city Dresden.
66k at the moment... we're on our way brother.. no worries mate
do they count us more than once with separate views? it's about 8 PM.. done some time in the early morning.. 6 AM.. It has done that more than once over here at my house ✌️
Thank you for putting this together. It's lovely to finally realize how much Telemann I've known but not been aware who was the composer. Hours of enjoyment for the world. Cheers
I agree.
Che musica celeste! Al mio ingresso in Chiesa il giorno del mio matrimonio c'era uno stupendo brano di Telemann!
Estoy en el salón de clase con mis alumnos, y les pongo esta hermosa música de Telemann, con sonido bajo, relajante.
Превосходный композитор! Браво, Великий Маэстро, Маэстро от Бога!
Я, бы хотела, чтобы каждый день, утро начинались со звуков этих божественных звуков и тогда я уверенна все будет наполненно светом, покоем, радостью, умиротворением,божественными и чистыми энергиями нашего пространства , земного и небесного !Спасибо Вам Меломанн, я очень благодарна Вам, удачи и всего Вам самого хорошего и доброго !🌈🌞👍☘️🎋🌹🙏
Telemann ist am besten !
thank you for posting such a beautiful music очень красиво
The beautiful music of Telemann gives me harmony, peace, beauty. Wonderful composer one of the best with Bach, thank you so much for sharing him in such a beautiful way !
Marino from Lausanne (Switzerland)
Thank you for posting this! I love Baroque music and the works of Telemann...just beautiful---one of my favorite composers.
Shameless plug: if it's still available, my all-time favorite Telemann recording is "Telemann Chamber Music" recorded by the Chandos Baroque Players in 1987. The personnel on the recording are Rachel Beckett: recorder, Valerie Darke: oboe, Alison Bury: violin, Mark Caudle: viola da gamba & cello, Melvyn Tan: harpsichord;, and Richard Tunnicliffe: cello. Their performance is powerful yet delicate; sensitive interpretations that make Telemann come alive. I've heard enough uninspiring recordings of Telemann's music to know his music requires thought and just the right expression to keep the performance from sounding like the musicians are just phoning it in. This recording taught me that Telemann deserves his place in the trinity of German high baroque composers.
richard
--
Television is called a medium because it is neither rare nor well done.
- attributed to Ernie Kovacs
Wonderful Music Forever !
I like quality music and especially the classics . Thnks for posting . I am pleased to listen to this
recording in a virtual hall with people from many countries .
Love this genius
Great great great
telemann rules
un placer escuchar esta música, me encanta Telemann
"Classical" and "Baroque" are two distinct concepts.
Baroque-Classical-Romantic is the 'classical' music Triad.
@@MarcoJulio-k5n sì, certo, come no.
Me encanta telleman, mi autor favorito
Todas divinas.
Lovely.
agreed
Una maravillaaaa…!, que belleza hacia muchos años no escuchaba su música te llena de vida y buena energía 😍😍😍😍😍🙌🙌🙌🙌❤️❤️💜❤️💜💋💜💋💋💕
Bravo!
32:30 Genius
so good
Magnificent.
5:42:28
απίστευτο!💖💖💝❤❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
@45:33 :D toward the end of the presto, that break to the G major riff and then repeated on C. / Concerto for Recorder and Flute in E Minor, TWV 52:e1
I've no idea what you said but it sounds so smart and educated that I feel compelled to agree 😊.
@@movieshortssociety I'll risk you disagreeing but understanding. This 10-hour video offers a lot of different compositions, which we don't get a playlist for, too bad, but one of them, starting @32:30, is the "Concerto for Traverso and Recorder in E minor," (which you can hear by itself elsewhere e.g. ruclips.net/video/2D-y2kJU0lg/видео.html with Princess Leia on the lead woodflute), consisting of 4 movements: a Largo, an Allegro, another Largo, and finally a Presto, which begins @43:38.
The Presto is a raucous, panicky scuffle mostly in E-minor phrases & harmonies. But then "towards the end" @45:33 it breaks into a G-major phrase of bright, triumphant fanfare, with the woodflute piercing the sky on a single sustained high-high-G and the rest of the company carrying the melody (here q23.us/i/Presto-G.png ), just for a few measures, but then it drops and repeats in the related key of C major, before at last going back to the panicky run in the dark.
Anyway that phrase in G and then again in C really caught my ear. I hope now it catches yours :) and aren't we blessed in a world of so much music that's full of little treasures like this.
I had a dream that we were on duelling harpsichord and it was heated. Telemann always seems slightly jazzy in a Baroque way. The flow is maybe in a different pocket
In his time he was a celeb
Chants parfaits pour lire les formes subjectives des nuages et suivre d'un œil attendri les rainures des tiges des arbres; apprécier l'écriture complexe des branches imbriquées, goûter les couleurs de la décomposition de la lumière en gouttelettes d'eau dans un jardin, ressentir fortement le sol humide de la forêt ancestrale pour percevoir les traces des animaux du passé profond 🍍🌴
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🌹👌👍🏆 Super
9:24:07
It's very nice
This is terrific but difficult to access. Would it be possible to add some kind of index? Thanks!
I can't ask for more pleasure!
May we get a tracklist?
people who appreciate classical music boycott ad-filled channels
👋
Amazing
Is there a list of songs? or a Spotify link? Thank you :)
If you call them "songs" you don't deserve a list or link. 😝
@@itsthejews1 lol true
My apologies I didnt know as well back then lol
Not even the biggest fan of telemann (anymore) tbh
@TheDank0r hehe i was just teasing. You seem like a great, I assume, guy. 👍 the A minor recorder suite and his flute works in general keep me coming but there is a lot of redundancy and not very inspired works in his catalogue as well. Great day to you.
@@itsthejews1 Lord bless you too brother
And yes im a guy
👏
Telmann, eine Größe der Barock - Musik.
Tracklist?
💕
My goodness, Classicool ! there's no tracklist !!! How can we manage ? How can we exploit this document ?
The title of the upload in French ("Musique classique baroque pour se concentrer et travailler") is not very appropriate either, to say the least. Music like that of Telemann is meant to be listened to as attentively as possible. It is not a means to make one's work lighter or favor mind concentration. Personally, I can't listen to music while working. If I play a record when I work, I listen to the music and don't work at all !
I acknowledge that the works here selected of this very prolific composer are beautiful. But couldn't we be willing to know the titles of the works uploaded? This water-tap concept of music is disappointing : you turn on the tap and just let the water flow whatever it is !
For myself, I get a particular pleasure in listening to powdered-wig music while digging in the garden or washing dishes. This is a democratic era - let the people have the music when and where (and why!) they will.
@@joshuayeidel8607 I like the expression "powered-wig music".
@@bernardparret3191 with respect, I believe the expression should be "POWDERED wig music."
👍❗👍
WAY too many ads interupt the music. (about every 2 or 3 minutes)
Would be good listening if not for that.
Then BUY the music. Then no interruptions.
Ad. Block.
Step one: google adblock
Step two: profit
You're welcome.
correct!
@@BohemianBaroque will it work for android? Thanks.
The trouble with Telemann is that he wrote too much, and as such he is difficult to get into. Sonata this, concerto that, endless. I am fond of what I have heard, but I cannot catagorise his music like, for example, Beethoven.
Damn advertisements, spoils the whole thing.
Nice collection, but they are NOT all baroque, the title is misleading...
Hello sir. I beg your pardon, you said that not everything is baroque here. You can ask, what else is there? Rococo?
if it aint baroque don't nix it
Telemann was unusual if not unique in the degree to which he adapted to changing styles and tastes throughout his long career.
Século XXl
Anyone here knows if this music is healing? Bach' is
It can be, just like Bach's. Give it a listen and discover for yourself.
The Tempo is 4 times faster than it should be. Who has played this music has made salad out of the wonderfull music of Telemann. Awfull ! I cant even believe such a thing is possible ! Tho listened up to the first 1/4th, but it is not worth it ...
It is totally preposterous to upload such a long program if you don't include a tracklist !!!
If it ain't Baroque. Fix it
correct title: 10 hours of ads.
Necesitas una suscripción de 5 dls mensuales con cargo a tarjeta
Too many ads. I'm gone.
correct!
You mean, “10 hours with Telemann and a buttload of ads”! People really shouldn’t monetize accounts where they make money from the performances of actual musicians who’ve created what’s been uploaded and derive ZERO benefit….classical musicians make squat as it is, and it angers me to see that people make money from their work. Also, your thumbnail is horrible….all of the dark parts on his face looks as though he’d started the process of decomposition when his likeness was taken, or that he suffered from necrotizing fasciitis.
telemann composed like a robot and his music sounds like it.
Interesting analysis, and, I must admit, to some degree I agree. As the Prestige mentioned, "After discovering Telemann , please un-discover him." is somewhat similar to my sixty years of hearing him, not caring a bit for just the reason you mention, then, knowing that the musical appreciation part of us does change, I came to this and have a somewhat different opinion...it is decent background music for me, but nothing else other than to appreciate where it stands in the evolution of music.
5 commercials in 20 minutes pathetic..skip this video
I will admit I've always seen Telemann as the quintissential "generic" Baroque composer. All his music is workmanly and true to the style, but nothing to me ever stands out or is particularly memorable.
He has neither the technical depth and intricate intellectual profundity of Bach, the showy verve of Vivaldi, nor the crisp courtly grace of Handel. It's all gray to me.
I agree with you to some extent, but it makes for great, distraction-free background music while you're concentrating on other things.
too much ad, abus9
Favorit Grazie mille da Germania, vielen Herzlichen Dank
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