Is this Classical Music Rock? | Pancrace Royer: Le Vertigo | Classical Music Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2023
- Reaction to Pancrace Royer, Le Vertigo
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I confirm this is a harpsichord! Some of the registers might sound guitar like to you.
But.... Welcome to french baroque music! I'd suggest listening to "Les Cyclopes" by Rameau.
no shit
I was waiting for your reaction at 1:22!😂 That music is a bit insane!
It is indeed a harpsichord. The reason why you thought it might be a guitar is because harpsichords don't hit strings like modern pianos do, they pluck them, just like you would a guitar. So even though they both use keyboards the sound production is very different.
In fact, harpsichords, aside from being a keyboard instrument, is considered a stringed instrument, while a piano (also keyboard) is considered a percussion instrument.
Hell yes, I completely forgot this existed, but now I'm too busy headbanging lol
This is one of my favorite harpsicord pieces! SO much emotion!! I take this as the ebb and flow of a chase scene on horses through small French towns in the 1740s. The back and forth of the riders, one on a run for his freedom, life and his one true love. The other with a conviction to his duty to the law, to himself and most importantly to him, God. They ride in the rain, ducking and hiding in trees or buildings as lightning tears the sky and thunder shakes your soul. The end is what you feel it to be. Absolutely wonderful!
If you want something slower (and haven't already) my I suggest Brahms Symphony 3 Poco Allegretto. I get carried away on the melody!
Just the reaction I wanted lol, thanks for taking the request 😊
Yes! Finally! :D It's harpichord. I wachted video where player plays this piece. Mabye sound excentric, but in same time totaly baroque. Imagine this on electric guitar.
Now go find Jean Rondeau’s version. Pure Metal.
Yep, Harpsichord. People got pretty wild on it. If you ever get a chance, take a listen to Bach's Concerto for FOUR Harpsichords. People have no idea that you can get sounds like THIS (what you just heard) from a Harpsichord. (People expect genteel, clangy music, but this . . . it's something else. 😃)
I wonder if this could be played on an electric guitar? Or a few? I'd love to hear it.
Totally mad and wonderful! Yes, it's a harpsichord.
bro, this is from ~1730s 🤯, this piece had me confused 😵💫
it just felt like something I'd hear in modern times, It's as if a time traveler wrote it haha@yuriboechat546
To be honest, I much prefer the one you sent me, I listened to it all the way through and I really, really liked it, as a classical musician, I appreciate any new piece I get to discover, as a token Of my appreciation, I would like to share a recent discovery of mine, you may like it, here's the link: ruclips.net/video/qOi4Ao40IYA/видео.htmlsi=ScJeaOGyzVfXkY9L
I know it says rickroll and at first I thought I was being messed with too, but trust me, it's actually carefully composed @yuriboechat546
love that you reviewed this! i've been addicted to this and marche des scythes for a while now... did i recommend this one? i feel like i might have... XD... i'm all about this piece and Alkan's op 39, part 8 in particular, but the whole thing is fantastic, especially when performed by Marc-Andre Hamelin. I'm going to be seeing him play live next week!
You can see Jean Rondeau play this piece on the château d'Assas harpsichord, "Scott Ross' harpsichord", on you tube.
The definitive recording of this piece IMHO
THAT'S how I discovered this piece. Just popped up on my feed. (Probably since I tend to like a lot of harpsichord music). Jearn Rondeau is SO great!
Welcome to the world of Baroque music! :-) From 1746, and tere is lots and lots more like it..enjoy!!
Can't believe that, on another video, someone said they couldn't get into Baroque music since it was "dry and antiseptic." I don't think they've listened to the right pieces. 😆
Please listen to « La Marche des Scythes » too (Jean Rondeau version is crazy)
When feeling more risky in the future with contemporary music, a piece I would suggest is Oren Boneh's "Sprout". It just popped into my mind while listening to this because of some similiar sections. It's a banger but maybe a bit too much currently. Thank's for the content tho!
Please please please do a reaction on Bach’s Passacaglia played by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. I was recommended it when I went to an opera last week and have not been able to stop listening to it since
Love your videos man!!
Type of pieces i'm into. Like Fandango i recommended before.
\m/ this is a banger get them horns up
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Please react to Beethoven's piano sonata No 32. His last piano sonata.
Classical music that is crazy, Étienne Nicholas Méhul's ouverture to Uthal. I am a pro historical musician, believe me on this one. It is so dope.
Yeah it does have rock feel to it, lol😂😂😂😂😂
I just discovered.
It’s like metal punk
But many musicians in the past ( like Rachmaninov; or Scriabin) already invented everything in terms of alternative music genre, I think. But it’s Less media coverage shamely
Haha!
C'est du Metal sans l'électricité 😗
Baroque music is just 1 step away from rock
Dreadful performance of a fantastic piece of music. William Christie is much better, this version is horrible.
if you say so