La bourrée d'Avignon - Philidor (Ens. Le Banquet du Roy)
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- L'ensemble "Le banquet du Roy" interprète "La bourrée d'Avignon", une pièce collectée par Philidor l'Aisné à la fin du XVIIème siècle.
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Honestly the beat drop (the whole consort coming in) at 1:20 just sells this interpretation as the best one beating the legendary Jordi Savall by far. Had this blasting in my car going to school :P
nailed it
boom waadadeng
Yes! Jordi is the top-dog on this stuff of course. But his lack of reeds with this type of music can sometimes leave me wanting more.
love the spirit of the guitar player!!
Vive la Renaissance, le roi Francois 1er et son ami Léonard de Vinci. Quand nous apprenions tout de l’Italie, notre sœur Latine
The man with the gittern is a hero
Guittern Hero!
@@ersatzvitamin1 Haaaa!!! Well done! 🤣🤣🤣
Yannick forever!!!
Wow! Never heard any music played with such an enthusiasm and fervor! Excellent work!
I keep coming back to the post. So lovely.
XVI century had it's own rock'n'roll.
Really? The pieces was probably composed at the beginning of the 17th century.
Put a guitarist and a drummer in a band and it always become rock every time :)
@@rainerausdemspring3584 Not so, it is a folk song. Praetorius had it in Terpsichore, which means it should be around in the 1500s.
@@rainerausdemspring3584 It is quite similar to Parson's Farewell
Show this video to any hip-hopster who groans "Oh! *Old* music is so *boring*!" The musicians' enthusiasm here is absolutely contagious. They look like they enjoy playing it as much as I do listening to it.
mais oui! c'est vrai!
Si así se toca!
look like they search the maestro lol
Absolutely wonderful! Thank you all!
love the Le Banquet du Roy.....good luck gang.
I can see myself in the court of Queen Elizabeth I, with my full dancing gown and slippers and dancing to this wonderful music. You bring it all back to life! Thank you for your grand performance worthy of a royal court. Coming your way from Chicago area.
Erm, this piece was almost certainly composed after Elizabeth's death - perhaps around 1605 in France. It immediately became immensely popular- I have a list of 31 cognate versions before c. 1630.
@@rainerausdemspring3584 J'aimerais bien connaitre l'origine exacte de ce morceau. Il est soit disant composé par Pierre Attaignant (16ème) collecté par Philidor l'Aisné (décédé en 1652)au 17ème et nous le retrouvons dans un recueil "The English Dancing Master" de John Playford sous le nom de Parson's Farewell édité et publié en 1651.
Прекрасно, замечательно, вдохновляет и окрыляет!!! Та Европа, которую мы любим, уважаем, которой восхищаемся. Здоровья вам, европейцы, газу вам в горелки холодной зимой, вина в бокалы и разума в головы.
Здоровья вам,азиаты,бензину вам подешевле, отопления зимой в -20,да и просто воды не как в Орске. Разума не желаю,потому что кроме жевачки в головах у вас ничего нету...
the hair in my forearms stand up when I listen to this
I love this style of music and such fine playing.
Cuánta alegría , que belleza, muchas gracias por un momento tan feliz , saludos
so great
Follement jubilatoire, quelle belle découverte !
Nos ancêtres étaient joyeux 😅
Excellentissime!
Great music cool that its soo old and
Someone did save it from being missed
Excellent!
never heard but loved it from the first second
Your best one on youtube!!!!!
Magnífico. Aquece o sangue.
c'est magnifique, félicitations !
Amazing this “aged” piece of music has been covered by Black Sails! Love the original just as much as the modern version of it!
Ich habe es bei den Tänzen von Praetorius auch entdeckt.
Not the same song/dance!
Precioso. Me encanta
Puur en supergoed!!! The Netherlands.
on adore !
Thank you so much. Wonderful! 👌
Maravilhoso! Parabéns, parabéns, parabéns!!!
Потрясающе!
Bravo 🎉👍
Quelle joie !
la joie!
Très réussi... Joyeuse musique ancienne...
SO METAL!
Браво!!!
Excellent
Meravigliosi! Avete pubblicato un cd con questo brano?
Perfecto.
"The Parson's Farewell", du recueil "The English Dancing Master" de John Playford (1651).
Exactement, composé en 1650, édité et publié par John Playford en 1651. C'est une contre danse Anglaise. Les partitions et les danses sont dans son recueil. ruclips.net/video/QJYhJ6oqCSE/видео.html
це просто прекрасно
Super merci !
Is this the same as “Parson’s Farewell” in Playford’s Dancing Master?
No, this is a French dance collected by famous François-André Danican Philidor.
Очень интересный был ансамбль
❤
There is a piece of Praetorius very similar to this
зіганув! ех, прекрасна Європо, де ти, де ти...
Ouaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis !
All against England...
Der etwas andere ,alternative musikspass ,
Das befreite Aufatmen der Menschen in der Rennaisance nach dem beengenden Mittelalter ist hier einmal mehr in wunderbarer Weise Musik geworden...
Vision totalement dépassée du " Moyen Âge" la rupture est très factice : que d'œuvres joyeuses et entraînantes chez les trouvères et troubadours !
¿De Philidor... el ajedrecista? Si es así, ¡más que genial!
Both chess grandmaster and composer/music collector. He was a mathematician as well.
Куда пропали??
Höre ich renaissancemusik ,dann hab ich Kirmes,
What's the title of the song?
La bourrée d'avignon . Bourrée is the name of a dance and avignon is a french city
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Is that "Roy" Louis XIII?
This song was collected by Philidor l’aisné in 1690, so it would rather be Louis XIV , the Sun King.
Quem chegou aqui pela UNIASSELVI????
man I need to get a cornet, that dude was totally slapping this tune
Yes. I paid my Monk&West €485, but it's worthy.
Der schöne Elf mit der Mandoline soll doch mal für mich Pastime with Good Company singen das währ süss ..... Küsse
Le ponen toda ka onda...sobretodo el de la guitarra.Emerson Lake and Palmer medievial😆👍🌹🍃🌹🍃🎼🌹🍃🌹🍃🎼🌹🍃🌹🍃🎼🌠💎🌠💎
La France éternelle.