Dutch & French Lute Music of the Renaissance (ca.1494-1650)
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- 00:00 - Emanuel Adriaessen (c.1550-1604) Branle Englese
01:23 - Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck (1562-1621) Psalm 23
04:29 - Nicolas Vallet (ca.1583-1642) Galliarde
05:42 - Pierre Attaignant (ca.1494-1552) Basse dance 'Sansserre'
06:47 - Adrien Le Roy (ca.1520-1598) Passemeze
08:07 - Robert Ballard (ca. 1575-1650) Courante
10:00 - Jean-Baptiste Besard (ca.1567-1625) Gagliarda
11:30 - Jean-Baptiste Besard (ca.1567-1625) Allemanda
12:55 - Jean-Baptiste Besard (ca.1567-1625) Ballet
Konrad Ragossnig, Renaissance lute
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If you were a kid when this song came out, then your childhood was AWESOME!!
youre right kid. im now 483 years old and i still look back sometimes. it was so simple back then. better than this stupid burger king job i got.
Well if you survived plague, famine, random wars, brigands, pirates yes, and a high child moetality rate, yes, nice childhood.
@@h5numbers732 lol, you got that right!
not funny
I think he means that rod that the men on the picture holds.
Thank GOD we have u tube today.I love finding these treasures on here!! love love love!
The best time in music ever!
Of that one can't argue. The high point of English music, music in the Low Countries and France at a high also. Add in Spain and Italy, and we have musical heaven.
Perfect headbanging music,
yes this is like technical metal like meshuggah or some shit
Perfect music for my Netherlands EU III play-through.
Gorgeous playing (as usual w/Ragossnig). Terrific audio. Great recording. Thank you for posting!
my favorite instruments are the lute, and the harpsichord. course, the latter didn't appear till later... but still, my favorites from anything before 1800.
Artist Frans Hals' painting, Portrait of Willem van Heythuysen, has exceeded its estimated price and sold for Ј7m at a Sotheby's auction in London.
A wonderful collection.
17th century "high end" fashion win's! None was cooler than Louis XlV!
Louis XVI Roy tres Chrétien
thanks for including the list and times for each piece
Marvellous.
i love this.
beautiful!
Music from the lute is the best IMO
Qué belleza!
Old music full of fire!
old but great
I can assure you, you are correct ;) This is a portrait of Isaac Massa, made by frans Hals
Arianna Deligianni you can see how the painting show how life most of been during this century
Im not exactely sure, but this guy looks a bit like Isaac Massa, an important Dutch salesman during the 17th century.. He was often painted by Frans Hals, one of Hollands best known painters :)
bibilovesabina wasn't he hired by king Richard to paint his portrat
Very Nice.
Thanks 4 upolading
making a note about the Passameze by LeRoy 6:47.
Please I'm searching for the player of Psalm 23 by Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck ? His interpretation and the sound of the lute are just sublime ...
It's Konrad Ragossnig, the same as the other tracks.
Why is it, that the videos of lute playing, with the image of a painting sounds like "green sleeves?"
This is not the kind of Video to interrupt with adds. Of course you want to make some money at least by sharing others peoples work, nut please put it at the beginning or better still, at the very end. Thank you for considering it next time (only if you do, of course that is...).
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Ditto!!
The man in the painting (Isaac Massa?) is tilting back his chair? How long did he have to hold that pose? And was chair-tilting common back then as it is today?
Good question sir. We all wanna know now
your not dude, i listen to this when i play League of Legends :D
Na! I don't think he had to tild his chair back for a long while....and yes the people of this age were very similar to us...XD.....so chair-tilting was very normal for persons who liked to tild their chair back XD....
0:20 1:30 2:50
I am looking for the score of the very first piece. After having some research online I found out that the first piece ist not the piece indicated as of Emanuel Adriaessen, Branle Englese. Does anyone know the name of the first piece? Thank you.
Courante
nice ...but why try to sound like the guitar......
If this is from the renaissance then how did they record it? The Paleophone wasn't even conceived until 1877. Fake.
+Declan Sumner There is no way somebody can be this stupid.
+Amirali Jahdi just want to note that these song aren't traditional but composed, most of them are based on dance rhytms (branle, galliard, allemande etc.) as most of rennaisance music, but nevertheless these are compositions.
***** How is it ironic, lad?
***** Which is why there is why I said there's no way somebody could be this stupid. Because nobody could. Thus I was calling him out for being a masterb8er.
Declan Sumner im sure there historical music notes found all over europe that can be. Remastered i thank you do uploading this beautiful music peace