Comparaison discutable. Une certaine "souplesse" chez Purcell, un art du rythme, quelque chose de physique, sensuel, qu'on ne trouvera pas dans Lully je pense.
@@a.b.c.8816 I am fully aware that Purcell was also influenced by the Italian style. Not all of his works sound like French baroque. That's why I also put in the word: "almost". ;-)
Superb, sublime performance - but some of the movements too quick - you lose the beauty of the music. It's not a race!! Surely for Purcell, it's the sublime melodies and the wonderful interplay of the treble and base lines to be fully absorbed and savoured.
The acoustic here is unhelpful and some of the playing is untidy but it is recognizably Purcell. Avoid Savall in the 'same' music as he turns it into some generic 'barockery' of the sort you might hear when waiting to be connected to a business in a phone queue. The Bremen musicians at least read what what the composer wrote.
'The Fairy Queen' is a wonderful Baroque Opera, but is also absolutely pagan. A Church is not a place for this music, same as 'Carmina Burana', a vulgar music and libretto, should not be played inside a Church. No?
Magnificent , well paced🎉
And the angels danced in heaven........ beautiful
Excellent and stylish playing. Bravo
Mi gusto molto questo suono ( senza frenesia). Grazie. Il primo violino è un barocchista eccezionale
Beautiful ! Thank you so much ! My soul needed your energies and uplifting talents!
How charming and fine is the little recorder-flute transversier duo...
Aaah I never get enough of this piece, so majestic!!! A thousand thanks for sharing such beautiful interpretation.
I always love Purcell's lute music as well as this Opus. Thank you for sharing this piece with the world!
You're welcome! Glad you like it.
Wonderful greetings from Yorkshire
Such a fantastic orchestra!
Henry Purcell Sublime. La Orquesta Sublime. Muy Buena vibración transmitis tocando. Muchas Gracias.
Felicidades hugo !!!
amazingly beautiful!!! I love 'dance for the green men' and 'monkey's dance'
Musica bellissima. Esecuzione splendida come sempre, esguita da un notevole numero di artisti eccellenti
Listening to "Dance for the Green Men" almost made me think of Henry Purcell as the English equivalent of Lully.
Comparaison discutable. Une certaine "souplesse" chez Purcell, un art du rythme, quelque chose de physique, sensuel, qu'on ne trouvera pas dans Lully je pense.
@@a.b.c.8816 I am fully aware that Purcell was also influenced by the Italian style. Not all of his works sound like French baroque. That's why I also put in the word: "almost". ;-)
Magnifique
Fantastico
Precioso, pero triste que no esté completa. Aunque debo insistir: ¡excelente! Enérgico con matices justos.
love it
Me hace muy feliz
Me quede con las ganas de escuchar el preludio del Acto num 5!
Is fantastic
Yes, it is. 🙂
Amazing!!! i know some friends :)
Hermoso concierto!!!
I think Randeau was in the movie brush with fate it’s about a Vermeer painting that was lost
What's that fretted cello-like instrument down stage left?
viola da gamba
Superb, sublime performance - but some of the movements too quick - you lose the beauty of the music. It's not a race!! Surely for Purcell, it's the sublime melodies and the wonderful interplay of the treble and base lines to be fully absorbed and savoured.
which movements do you feel too fast?
@@adrianrg5709 The first and second
I equate him with Handel.
Indeed
The acoustic here is unhelpful and some of the playing is untidy but it is recognizably Purcell.
Avoid Savall in the 'same' music as he turns it into some generic 'barockery' of the sort you might hear when waiting to be connected to a business in a phone queue.
The Bremen musicians at least read what what the composer wrote.
'The Fairy Queen' is a wonderful Baroque Opera, but is also absolutely pagan.
A Church is not a place for this music, same as 'Carmina Burana', a vulgar music and libretto, should not be played inside a Church. No?