P. Royer. La Marche des Scythes. Yago Mahúgo, Harpsichord.
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Yago Mahúgo, Harpsichord.
Pancrace Royer (1705-1755) Promo video for Royer Complete Harpsichord Works. Video Copyright Yago Mahúgo.
Also check this other link • P. Royer. Le Vertigo. ...
www. yagomahugo.com
I had the harpsichord decorated not by the maker, but by a woman in Germany. The wonderful stand was made also in Germany by a great carpenter.
@@fluffkitten4339 ....silence 🤣🤣🤣
@@philipbay1548 Logical. Silence is the answer to a stupid question.
Like to know if sound board was painted before stringing or at later date.Also who published Rogers compositions. What stops are part of this harpsichord?
The harpsichord is my new favourite instrument after this.
This guy tore that harpsichord all to pieces. I thought the entire building was going to cave in. The best music I have ever heard. Thank you MASTER.
Ebony Man , he ain't a master
@@hannahxu9607 better than you could ever dream of being
3:09 he adjusts his glasses... only pointing it out because anyone who has even the split second required for that while playing la marche des scythes, is clearly very talented. lol.
Holy s, I never noticed that! That is pretty skilled.
No doubt talented. ..but trying to understand the spirit and I just don't receive it
Probably the most expressive and intense performance on RUclips
Pancrace Royer is quite underrated. We have here a very brillant score. I must confess that I do not know if it is an original, a transcription, or variations over an existing theme.
Totally original.
Wow. This is wonderful. I'm so happy to have chanced upon this. Thank you.
How rare! A hi-def video, great performance, great music and nicely shot harpsichord video. Oh joy!
That Harpsichord is the equivalent analogue to a high quality modern concert grand.
Those notes ring so clear.
That’s because the strings are parallel to the grain of the wood in the soundboard which makes the sound very clear and direct. 18th century pianos were built the same way. Modern pianos have crossed strings with perpendicular soundboards in order to make all of the notes resonate richly in the middle of the instrument. Musical values, aesthetics and design philosophy in the past were quite different from our modern romanticism-informed attitude towards art in general.
I feel like you are the only interpret I've heard who both understood the intention of the composer and the mood of the piece. I don't know much about music, but somehow this feels like Royer wanted it to be played this way. There is a mix of mechanical elegance and suppleness that seems to suit the fashion of that time. A very clear instrument, excellent sound capture, and a cameraman who knows what to film. Perfect.
How do you figure this? About the interpretation ...
That must be the most violent piece of music I´ve ever heard. I love it !
LA marche des Scythes (pas "Le") - de Royer (Joseph Nicolas Pancrace).
Superbe ! Magnifique ! Grandiose !
With "Le" isn't like Le marché des Scythes?
can't reply directly to Ian Brockman's comment regarding the spectacle adjustment at 3:09 . There is a false arm connected by levers to a foot operated pedal for the sole purpose of spectacle pushing. There is another pedal which operates the false arm to turn music sheets if you're using those, but here he's not using sheets, just spectacles.
+AdvocateVaping QuashMonopolisingRegulation I think you may need glasses, there are no foot pedals. Very late 18th century harpsichords had knee levels, but this instrument does not have them. And in 47 years of playing keyboard (Piano, Harpsichord, Organ), I have never come across a pedal to turn pages. Are you Vaping "Whacky Tobaccy?
Renshen1957 yes I do need glasses now after testing my spectacle pushing pedal which I've never needed before due to having perfect vision... damned thing poked me in the eye due to my lack of bespectaclment. now the pusher is stuck on enabled and tends to spectacle push of its own accord... nothing else for it, I'll have to wear spectacles solely for the purposes of not getting poked in the eye again by the pedal operated spectacle pushing mechanism on my 18th century keyboard (harpsichord not piano, synth, organ, accordion or harmonium).
Yago Mahúgo & Les Twins (2014) - my latest favorite performers! lol lol
Thank you MASTER....♥....
You are appreciated...Artistic flows everywhere....
You've truly brought out the beauty of this piece. I can't stop listening!
Absolutely fabulous. I've listened to a number recordings of this piece at different speeds but I like this one most. It has a wonderful drive and pulse to it without sounding too manic.
Awww-thank you. It is absolutely spectacular. Many congratulations. I'll be ordering the CD for certain. Best wishes to you Yago.
Fantàstic !! I love the Harpischord !! You're been played really great !!
That instrument belongs in a museum. But is indeed the best harpsichord I know of, and my current favorite.
Who made this one?
Damn dude... that was awesome.. and I just found out what a HARPSICHORD is TODAY.. :O
GLAD I RESEARCHED IT :D
Awesome :) >> Just bought the recording on iTunes and it is even BETTER. Don't know what took me so long. :O RUclips can't render ultra - high quality sound really. :o
Wow, a harpsichord with an oriental dragon on it. Sick! (The music was awesome too)
I had an eargasm at 2:00 :D I love this !
+lone crow I had many eargasms all along, especially soon after 3:00
yes!!!
These comments are most certainly not welcome around this kind of music
Bravo! An incredible piece and wonderful playing. For anyone who thinks harpsichord music is boring (I know a few) this one really shakes off the dust! Thank you so much.
My second favorite video on RUclips, ever.
Beautiful instrument & venue, wonderful piece, fantastic nuanced performance. Bravo, Mr. Mahugo!
Amazing playing! Your harpsichord is very beautiful both in sound & design.
Je connais cette "marche"
depuis plus de 2O ans, et ne m'en lasse pas !!!!!
4:41 and on.
Wow.
Stunning piece! Amazing performance!
Real cool video. Thanks for uploading it.
Very nice, quickly played, but also well articulated notes at the same time 👌
You really showed us how good this piece is by playing this way.
Most musicians make it sound like a cloud of notes by playing too rushed, making individual notes much less distinguishable.
And I thought La Campanella was a difficult piece.
Faultless! Brilliant virtuosity! World-class genius!
Magnifica composicion,y genial interpretacion. No me canso de encucharte yago;me he puesto tu video centenares de veces. Que gran maravilla el mundo de la musica. Y que apasionante el clavecín!
Stunning
performance
What a brilliant interpretation. If perfection exists you're not far from it. The instrument has such a powerful tone ! By the way the 4:40+ and 5:30 "scenes" are so well played, great ! I'm totally enthusiastic, will buy your records and promote your work around me.
Thanks for pointing out the glasses at 3.09 - Spectacular !!
Grate bravo very good interpretatio thank you martine from switreland
Tom... I think this CD is the best in harpsichord music of history.. it's incredible and we must buy it.. We must buy it!.. And yes, thanks so much to Yago for his gift to the world!.
I really enjoy this piece, really like the tempo and articulation especially in main rondo motiv.
WOW! An amazing performance!
wonderful! Thanks for this!
The best on your channel, i had horripilation, thanks.
wow Beautiful. respect from germany!
OMG! Beautiful! :) Thank you.
This video needs a 60FPS version! His hands move too quickly and it's a blur at 30FPS (!)
Magnificent rendition of one of the most iconic (and hard!) pieces composed for the harpsichord ever...
You have a big qualty soul and intellect man 👍
Spectacularly well played Sir. Interesting instrument - up to g''' !
Great composition for the harpsichord. Wish this instrument was more common
Maravillosa interpretación, excelente expresión ;D
Very enjoyable piece and play
WOW! Spectacular playing. Very, very impressive, and from memory, too! Royer is new to me...must check this CD out!
Thank you for this video. I am a beginner piano player, so I do not have much experience, but seeing your play is a truly empowering.
You find my Royer recording in cd published by Brilliant Classics (BC 94479) and online at Onclassical(.)com. In Itunes and Spotify also available. Thanks for the comments!
This is so badass man! Masterfully played, gorgeous instrument and superb quality video. KEEP IT UP!
increíble, magnifico!!! que clavecinista mas estupendo y que agravación tan maravillosa!!! wow
best performance of Royer
came by 2 listen ...........loved it..........
THIS is the perfection! i can´t belive my ears!
Divine. Masterpiece.
this is classy as fuck
***** Mhmmm yeess, indeed. Very lordly like.
I love it! It's badass!
Quand j'écoute cela je ne peux m'empêcher de comparer ça avec des vieux morceaux de type trash metal.
Le "Principe" est le même je trouve. En tout cas c'est splendide.
I have a question: Why does your harpsichord has a chinese dragon on it's lid? It looks as if someone turned a Yakuza member into a baroque musical instrument. Not that I'm complaining, that's a really cool and original design!
I would to know also and who made it
It was a common practise during the Baroque period to decorate furniture with chinoiserie (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinoiserie)
i was painted by a woman artist in Germany, next to Freiburg.
This is indeed a phantastic recording!!
6:37 the most amazing moment!
Soooo cute the Chinese dragons. It made me think of the palace instruments in Qing dynasty.
Gracias Yago, has sido todo un descubrimiento para mi. ¡no puedo parar de ver tus vídeos!.
the best version, excellent!!!!!
This is amazing!!! Just beautiful!!!
INSANE!!!! it´s really amazing and beautiful. Great instrument also...
Tremendo sonido, excelente.
Spectacular
Fantastic!
Speechless .
Incredible performance!
So very nice. I really enjoy your style. :)
Where is his white powdered wig and fancy get up?
+Nekro Olea Where? Back in the 18th Century.
+Renshen1957 17th.
+Nekro Olea That would have been SICK! He should have dressed up for this one.
+Christopher Hitchens No, powdered wigs definitely more of an 18th century thing.
Did you say white powder?
the video is perfectly recorded and edited (what a sound!). the harpsichord is tremendous and so beautiful. the music and it's interpretation is just out of this world...
but that bow-tie and those pants... almost ruin the whole thing!
any way, big fan of this
Simply magnificent!
Sick tunes!
Wide soft sound to this harpsichord.
fantastic...transporting, bravo!
Eres un GENIO!!!!!!! : )
This is so beautiful
El Fa grave está afinado en Do? Lo usa cuando da una octava de do en un par de ocasiones, no?
1:50 change up and 4:40 onward. So good.
2:03 sounds so surreal to me
This is great.
i love the sheet music...
Spettacolare.
Brilliant! Ruthless nomads everywhere!
What a genius idea to tune the bottom F to C!
Wait so the f was tuned to a c?
Yes. See 6:36 for the final reprise!
ohhh..... cool!
it's called short octave. look it up, common way to build the lowest octave on old harpsichords and organs
wow, i didn't know. i'm just a guitar player, lol
SO WHERE DO WE FIND THE CD OR DVD AND WHO IS THE RECORD COMPANY?
Realmente um virtuose!
Completamente!! Peça virtuosa para cravo!
Rock n Roll!!!
Damn this man can play!
Awesome!
I wish I have a harpsichord.. :)
Is it possible to know the maker of this harpsichord? It has a wonderful sound. Excellent playing. Superbe piece.
Keith Hill. USA. I am actually selling this harpsichord just in case you were interested.