Jean Rondeau records Rameau's Les Sauvages
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- 'Vertigo': album out February 2016.
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France’s leading young harpsichordist performs works by two masters of the French Baroque. No surprises there, perhaps … but the harpsichordist in question is Jean Rondeau and the album is called Vertigo. It conceives the harpsichord in vividly theatrical terms. Vertigo takes its name from a dramatic, rhapsodic piece by Joseph-Nicolas-Pancrace Royer, who, along with Jean-Philippe Rameau, forms the focus of this album (recorded in the sumptuous Château d'Assas on its magnificent harpsichord).
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He spent all his money on his harpiscord and had none left for shoes.
That’s dedication to the music
or you know, maybe he is inside and a lot of people take their shoes off inside?
@@DangDuyThang1 Nah he definitely sold his shoes to afford the harpischord
He should take up sole music.
Likes to show-off his very fine pair of feet !!
Lindo demais...❤
that ornamentation, so fluid.
Excellence. Well done Rondeau.
Scott Ross n'a pas de soucis à se faire. La relève est là.
Puis, il est beau, ce qui ne gache rien. Je le kiffe ;=)
@@michelpaquis5384 Je plussoie : ... je préfère la version de Jean Rondeau à celle de Scott Ross ! Ce n'est pas peu dire !
Can’t believe how French he is.
Love the performance.
Greetings from Germany.
He's like a big pot of beouf bourgigogne
He's like a bit pot of beouf bourgigorgne
Bœuf bourguignon 😂
@Dean Martin tellement!
and you are a big frankfurter
This boy was born for playing the cembalo. In my opinion the best harpsichordist.
Did you hear even Scott's Ross?
yeah - absolutely the KING of keyboards - and so COOL doing it!
Harpsichord is such an underrated instrument.
I enjoy it's sound a lot!
Your might be suprised, i have a few recordings of late Mozart sonatas played on the harpsicord, it sounds wonderful.
@@prager5046 where on you tube are these gems. I didn't 'the Turkish March' was written for harpsichord!!...........forgot the word KNOW
@@nigelmarshallkenyonabbott8684 Actually it was written for the fortepiano.
Underrated by whom?
@@southfloridaarcheryguy114 The general public I would imagine
I took off my shoes but nothing happened I can't play a single note like him !
lol
You need the magic bracelet on the left arm ;)
Yes, but you can listen better…
😂
Beautifully performed. So much passion. Rameau's music has always been to me a wave of different emotions. He understood human emotion and poured that into his music
Son et interprétation magnifiques. Cet instrument possède une "âme" et ce morceau transporte littéralement...
Je pense exactement tout ça de cette musique ainsi que de cet instrument, et en plus les images de cette vidéo. 👌🏻
Quand j'étais jeune, je voulais apprendre le clavecin. On m'a proposé le piano . J'ai dit non je veux faire du clavecin. En réalité mes parents n'avaient pas les moyens de me faire donner des cours et de louer un instrument de musique. Les temps ont changé heureusement. Comme Jean Rondeau est doué et merveilleux! Sans aucun doute passionné car il en faut du travail pour arriver à ce niveau ! Merci, mille fois merci. Je n'aurai sans doute pas été à son niveau...
Fun fact: Rameau was originally inspired to write this after listing to Native Americans from the Illini confederation perform at the Theatre-Italien in paris.
This I have to research? I went to the Univ of Illinois as in Illini tribe of native Americans!
I believe you bro but I need a source
Une pièce magnifique ; un interprète exceptionnel ; un instrument merveilleux ; une excellente prise de son...
et un clip inintéressant.
Si le paradis est inintéressant, oui...
La prise de son, voilà un des secrets de la qualité d'une bonne écoute.
Listening to this while it thunders and rains outside is AWESOME!
When you have to record Rameau at 9 but have Yoga at 10
18th century problems..
😆
It's funny cuz the dude rushes.
?
It's funny because it's two jokes at once.
Jean is an absolute inspiration!
it's fascinating how playing with "timing" and "direction" achieves what modern pianos have to offer through their dynamic range. Phenomenal Rondeau and Rameau, as always
Being barefoot while playing this particular piece is just paying tribute to the piece's title. Amazing brilliant performance!
Good point!
aha ! no ! this recording day particularly hot outside, he explained that , he simply decided to take his shoes off !
@@jecreedoncjetiens which is a kind of savage move, otherwhile you may prefer to keep them even it's very uncomfortable.
Merci Jeune Homme
J ai 38 ans et le clavecin Francais a un effet apaisant sur moi d ame aristo . Bravo !!! Mille fois
Quelle merveille! La musique, le clavecin, l’exécution, la personne!
So young, so beautiful, so charming, so talented---Rondeau is a national treasure!
the visual age of seeing performances sans oreilles
Thé Rondeau is couple hundred yrs old you idiot.
@@notnek202 Rondeau is the name of the performer - Jean Rondeau. He is most definitely not a couple hundred years old. Who is the idiot now?
Why only national?
yupp, a handsome, young man who artistically interprets BANG ON!
This seems like the kind of guy who would drag a harpsichord down into the Paris catacombs to play. I approve. I want to hear this played among the dead.
Magnifiques ornements! Merci à Jean Rondeau d'exister et de redonner vie chaque jour à ces si belles partitions.
Beautiful music, beautiful venue, beautiful performance and beautiful performer. C’est tres magnifique!
Jean Rondeau should be declared a French National Treasure!
M. Rondeua est une grande influence pour moi. Merci beaucoup!
A barefoot young man with wild hair totally into his music making-perhaps this would bring a smile to Mousier Rameau's face. He was known for not dressing very well and being totally focused on Music.
Well, this guy is focused on everything but the music.
@@alejandrogarcia-puente6948 Thank you for pointing this out. Bravo.
mousier
@@alejandrogarcia-puente6948 and that's why he's able to play the music well, right?
@@alejandrogarcia-puente6948 tres drole!!!
Juste bravo et merci
Une des plus belle interprétation au clavecin superbe bravo Jean
Very gifted ! How beautiful. This is REAL ART from the heart !
Bonjour,
Merci beaucoup ! Je le connais par la radio !
Je découvre ici en Jean Rondeau un révolutionnaire au palais un rien sauvage !
Remarquable interprétation !
J'apprécie !
Chaleureuses salutations !
Jean-Charles Bourquin
Not even a word on this wonderful harpsichord... anybody knows something about it ?
I know because it belongs in my village in south of France you can search "clavecin Assas" in Google and it should work
Hope that's helping you
@@nathanpaugam8061 je travaille au Musée de la musique à Paris, où se trouve ce clavecin de manière habituelle ? Il appartient à un autre musée ?
@@gottesgeschenk177 il n'est pas dans un musée mais la propriétaire laisse des artistes jouer avec régulièrement donc il reste a Assas et je ne crois pas qu'il ai déjà été déplacé
@@nathanpaugam8061 oh d'accord ! je ne trouve pas la date de facture sur internet, on sait qui ou quand il a été conçu?
@TheTage Show what do you went me to explain?
I enjoyed it from start to end. Thank you.
Bravo Jean Rondeau ! Merci d’avoir interprété ce grand chef-d’œuvre.
Si solo me dejan elegir un solo instrumento favorito, sin dudas elegiría el clavecin, su sonido es tan hermoso que me da una nostálgia de antaño, a veces pongo una lista de este maravilloso instrumento para dormir
Bravo🎉
I think Warner's classical music videos are great and the concepts are improving - Reminds me of where K-Pop videos were five or six years ago vs. now (couldn't be too specific with storyline because western audiences don't speak Korean, so they had to be self-explanatory and focus on universal elements: Dance and Impressive Visuals).
I think Warner's challenge is figuring out the right recipe for visual experiences that complement and empathize with how audiences enjoy listening to their music while letting our imaginations run free, rather than taking focus away or distracting from the music - all while occasionally challenging or inspiring us to think differently about what we're hearing. One of my favorite elements of these videos is just seeing some of my favorite artists in-the-flesh - seeing them in a different context off-stage.
Depending on the piece, it needs to be easy to absorb without being too introspective or layered, because that's the job of the interpreter and less the job of the concept development team. In other words, the north star should be finding a balance where the video accompanies the music, rather than the music accompanying the video, and eventually the two collaborate with each other.
I'd like to see them do a movement from Beethoven's Pastorale Symphony or something more cinematic, programmatic, and large-scale - a silent production where an orchestra and conductor themselves are appreciating pastoral life as a daydream of playing the music in a performance or rehearsal; something where the musicians and concept development team's efforts are presented in collaboration with each other, but the music is placed above all else and brings it all together.
The Best! Le musician est le meuillure de toute le monde! Passionate n excellent!
Je te applaudez 👏🏼 J’aime toute toi musique, Bach Aussi.
Mais que ce qu’il t’as fait le français 😅😅😅😅😅
Époustouflant ! Bravo Mr Rondeau.
Jouer les Sauvages pieds nus, c'est énorme !
Ηa.ha!extravagance...
Non, c'est très con, vulgaire et totalement stupide. Cela n'apporte absolument sinon pour lui de se convaincre de croire qu'il est libre de faire ce qu'il veut = illusion de la liberté mal comprise.
Parfait.
@@UaM17
Je ne trouve pas. Il joue parfaitement bien et il n'est pas un vulgaire et grossier conformiste. Son interprétation est bien structuré.
Par contre toi, tu as tendance à confondre structure et conformité.
@@UaM17 pardon?
Jouer d'un instrument pieds nus est la meilleure sensation...
Arrêtez de raconter n'importe quoi et remballez votre philosophie à deux balles qui n'a lieu d'être sous cette vidéo.
Scott Ross recorded at this magnificent instrument... 😵💫 two phenomenal artists Ata an equally awesome harpsichord!... I can't 🥲
Magnifique et bellissime interpretation de Jean Rondeau! Bravo
Je suis ravi d'avoir entendu un rondeau joué par Jean Rondeau.
🤯🤯🤯
your name is really "Rondeau"? how suitable
repetitive?
Aptonym ;)
Oh ho hoy, I see what you did that, Sir... ;]
common type of dutch last name
sambulls These are French ñames..
Merveille d'entendre Jean Phillipe sur un clavecin.....svp continuez à préserver son héritage et votre avenir...xxxx merci x
Радость для ушей и глаз, браво!
So beautiful location!!! and performing
What an amazing violin player. She is on the road to an amazing musician. Very musically talented.
Magnifique morceau, merveilleux, énergique interprète, splendide instrument ★ Ici la musique est vivante est tangible (et on s'en fout royalement du look de l'interprète) ...
Un grand merci mon cher Jean pour votre partage vidéo, et c'est merveilleux. C'est toujours au plaisir pour moi de vous entendre.....
Splendide! Rien d'autre à rajouter. Ah si! Une merveille! Merci.
Music like this puts a smile to my face.
I am unable to get beyond this person’s antics and affections.
the medium is the message....music long ago forgotten!
I absolutely love this composition.
Thank you! Lovely performance. Congratulations.
Genius rendition! Massively gifted man..or god.
SPLENDIDE interprétation !!!
Merci 🥰
I'm a tourist you can't get rid of. I come here at least once a week, to look, to listen and to smile
What a beautiful sounding instrument. Much better than the piano in many ways. Wow.
Il est excellent, très beau, expressif, j'adore!
Moi aussi
*takes off shoes and socks to feel more grounded for French Baroque RUclips video appreciation.
Che meraviglia😍 grazie 🌹💖
I LOVE EVERYTHING about this FABULOUS musician! FANTASTIC keyboard player!!!!!
Very well played! I love your interpretation.
Magnifique interprétation d'une œuvre du génial J.F Rameau.
Как же прекрасно звучит этот инструмент! Мелодия не менее прекрасна!
Absolutely amazing! This is wonderful.
je travaille sur lui au collège, il joue vraiment trop trop bien (merci à ma prof de musique😉)
probablement le collège jean moulin si je ne m'abuse
je pense que le nom de cette "ville" n'a rien a faire dans les commentaires de youtube ;)
tu est donc normallement en 3eme et peut etre a tu connu la personne qui a publier ce post ci dessus
Moi aussi je l'étudier au collège mrc la prof
ah bah on a le même style de prof alors mdrr
Que c'est beau. Merci 💗
What an amazing instrument!
magnifique et profond.
Quel bonheur d'écouter une si belle musique sur un si bel instrument et le musicien quel talent bravo
Sublime
Jean Rondeau es un gran virtuoso que ejecuta e interpreta con pasión. Me fascina. 💗
Love this!
UNIQUE, EXCELLENT !!!
Cela me rappelle les concerts au château d'Assas,que de bons souvenirs😊 😊😊😊😊
What a baroque feast for ear and eye! I needed it after watching an unspeakably drab video of the same piece danced by people in slum clothing doing some sort of Hip Hop.
quel beau son et quel bel instrument
Thank you so much for your talents sir ! ! If I was able to give a 'love' instead of a simple like , like on Facebook, I would have young lord ! 😀😀✌✌
J'adore le son de ce clavecin !😍
La résonance avec la salle en fait beaucoup aussi
this is beautiful
Most fine at its most played! Bravo!
Magnifique!!
Un grand bravo
Spectacular Skills!
Absolument magnifique!
Another good reason to buy this CD! Keep it up Jean!
Beautiful scenery
J
Bravo !
Amo essa musica e o pianista é ótimo!!!!
This makes me so happy and inspires me.
bravo JEAN formidable !!
Gorgeous 🌟👌🏻🥃👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The harpsichord POPSTAR
@@coracaodecriancacasarvirge6071 Como nós falamos cá em Portugal: cale-se, ignorante sem argumentos!
@@coracaodecriancacasarvirge6071
Muito pelo contrário, eu não acho nada concretamente, simplesmente não quero criticar com insultos como você.
You awake in a curtained bed to the sound of Rameau. You follow the music through the rooms of a château, until you find a young man seated at a harpsichord. He breaks off from playing and with a cocksure courtesy, asks for breakfast. When you return with bread and coffee, there is no sign of him, and the harpsichord is in a glass case. A label reads: 'This instrument was last played more than two centuries ago.'
superb...ty
Outstanding!
Wow such a cool instrument, i love the rough paint that makes it look old. And holy shit that room is amazing, great scenery for a great instrument!
It is an eighteenth century instrument according to the entry in Wikipedia (in French only).
Rameau par Jean Rondeau un voyage au 18 ème siècle merci
He is gorgeous!
Exelente clavecin. 🎹👏👏👏👏🇲🇽✅✅🎋