To everyone who says you cant hear what he is saying , you totally can and this is an incredible rendition of this song, i'm a soprano and i sing this song and frankly he blows me out of the water!!!!!!!! Fantastic singer
Music for a while Shall all your cares beguile: Wond’ring how your pains were eas’d And disdaining to be pleas’d Till Alecto free the dead From their eternal bands, Till the snakes drop from her head, And the whip from out her hands.
WOW! Can I just say WOW?!!?!?? What a talent! What A BEAUTIFUL voice!!! Please don't stop, to post your BEAUTIFUL voice in the future!!!!!! OMG!!! !ENCORE!!! And Yoko, you have the sense of timing...! Pleaase post more!!!!!!!!!!! Pleaase?!????!!!!
I stumbled upon this video and I thought it was one of the most beatiful things I have ever heard Henry Purcell is my favorite composer and you do amazing justice to his pieces!
Music For a While Henry Purcell Music, music for a while Shall all your cares beguile Shall all, all Shall all your cares beguile Wond'ring, wond'ring How your pains were eased, eased, eased And disdaining to be pleased Till Alecto free the dead Till Alecto free the dead From their eternal bands Till the snakes drop, drop, drop Drop, drop, drop, drop, drop from her head And the whip And the whip from out her hand Music, music for a while Shall all your cares beguile Shall all, all Shall all your cares beguile Shall all your cares beguile
Purcell avait bien écrit que la musique, pour un moment, trompera tous nos tourments ; elle ne les guérira pas. C'est là la différence essentielle entre art et culture, parfaitement mise au jour par le regard éloquent du contre-ténor Philippe Jaroussky.
Baroque pieces are always handled well by countertenors. They have to put much thought into placing the voice in the head and the results if achieved sound stunning. Thanks for your interpretation.
C'est une excellente suggestion que tu fais là pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas le grand Alfred Deller. Philippe Jarrousky a un talent impressionnant et une voix qui vous colle des frissons, n'empêche... personnellement, je préfère justement la version d'Alfred Deller, il y a quelque chose dans sa voix, une petite touche de rondeur, une fragilité que Philippe Jarrousky n'a pas ou a gommé, et qui le rendent plus émouvant. En tout cas pour moi...
(OMG @phlarrboi, I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU)! SO SHOW US, OH GREAT PHLARRBOI YOUR LINK to how it SHOULD BE SANG!! PLEASE!! YOU ARE JUST SOOO AWESOME!!!
wow, you do know you are talking about philippe jaroussky right? I mean, I know this video is more than 5 years old, but he is one of the most renouned countertenors nowadays.....
@tmarie0929 I greatly respect your opinion, even if I disagree with it. :) I'm also a classical trained singer, and went to a college that had students from all over the world, so I've heard just about every accent going. I guess it's best to simply agree to disagree here. Some people WILL find him clear, and some won't.
@tmarie0929 There's actually very little wrong with his diction here. Bear in mind he's not English, and that he's using a lot of ornaments on the notes. I actually didn't know the words prior to hearing this, and was able to pick them up. If he was so bad, how could I do that?
@Christian Lorandin, apparemment Philippe Jaroussky, cela n'a pas l'air de le déranger outre mesure. J'aime bien la voix de Philippe Jaroussky, dans cette oeuvre, je trouve qu'il n'a pas les moyens nécessaires pour faire vivre ce chant.
Il a une voix superbe et son anglais avec le temps va s'améliorer pour atteindre la perfection- mais il est vrai que son habit faisait croque-mort/undertaker sinister butler of the Addams.
@Falconiac Check out his dance moves here: "IX. Traditional: Pizzicarella mia / L`Arpeggiata" - totally cringe making. Still, he can sing really quite well, so even execrable play-acting can be forgiven: "'Ciaccona del Paradiso e del Inferno' P Jaroussky + Arpeggiata - Pluhar, life" Sorry, RUclips does not allow the links to be posted, so just copy and paste the titles of the clips into the search bar. Enjoy!
Philippe is one of the better falsetto countertenors well trained to sing alto-castrato music. More clear and precise than many and with higher notes than some so that he can assume roles not open to others. He has sung opera rolls which require greater power than this song. He should have an acceptional carreer.
I would say that his English isn't as good as his Italian, but certainly he is expanding his repertoire, and I'm sure he will continue to improve his English. I hope that one day his English will be on par with his Italian. This is no insult to this performance. It is simply that his performance of Italian music is more polished in terms of pronunciation.
that was a nasty slur on the last 'beguile' Other than that, and aside from some curious posture and distracting arm movements- his voice is absolutely stellar.
J 'adore Philippe mais là, je trouve qu 'il n 'était pas au top de sa forme vocale. Le trac ? En tout cas , il "déchire " sur Vivaldi, Haendel et Porpora ! Bon ....tant que ce ne sont pas ses cordes vocales qu 'il déchire, tout va bien !😅 Bisous Philippe 😚
let me get this straight, a person tells you that they can't hear it, but you're telling them, no, you're wrong about that, actually you can hear it. Is that your point ?
I know this has nothing to do with the music , which is absolutely breath thaking by the way, but who clothed the poor man ?! His jacket is 246976252 sizes to big for him..
@rosalbasemiplena 99.9 % of the people listening to this wouldn't even notice its sung with "bad pronounciation" as you put it so why kick the guy down for 0.01 of a percent?
This is weird hahaha but cool to hear a male sing this high hehehe ..........nice voice he sounds really clean but like others mentioned diction needs work i cant understand what hes saying but honestly thats what happens to alot of classical singers...usually i never understand anything that is being said even though its in english
@skingaz well maybe its just me......but being that i am a classical trained singer and English native i could barely understand and if im saying it. it means he really needs a little work... im around non-native speakers alot in Texas and his english is not the best but hes not a american so we can let it slide. its just my opinion......no offense....I hear bad diction every Friday from college students ....My ear has just got use to the fact that most classical singers dont use diction well.
Harpsichord cannot change dynamics due to how the instrument is built, unlike a piano it doesnt have hammers. The changes in tempo are purely ways of phrasing the music
Et encore une claveciniste qui plante de clous sauvagement sous la voix de Jaroussky, c'est vraiment lamentable ! And one harpsichordist who plants nails widly under the voice of Jaroussky is really painful !
@@fluffytom82 Je pense que vous êtes le seul de cet avis. Nous sommes des centaines de milliers à conserver un souvenir ébloui d'Alfred Deller qui demeure le plus grand contre-ténor contemporain. Une voix parfaite et parfaitement maîtrisée. Ceci étant les contre-ténors dans des cantates de Bach, ce n'est pas - à mon sens - leur place de prédilection. Du moins est-ce mon goût. J'avais découvert Alfred Deller au tout début des années 70 et je ne me suis jamais consolé de sa disparition.
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To everyone who says you cant hear what he is saying , you totally can and this is an incredible rendition of this song, i'm a soprano and i sing this song and frankly he blows me out of the water!!!!!!!! Fantastic singer
Or what about the fact he gets lots of the notes wrong
He must have got them wrong in the most fantastic way.
We seem to be living in an age of great counter tenors. 50 years ago the were very few.
Yes but the best two ones : Deller and Oberlin!
Funnily, the original tune is c minor rather than e flat minor and in normal tenor range.
The best music never dies...
Music for a while
Shall all your cares beguile:
Wond’ring how your pains were eas’d
And disdaining to be pleas’d
Till Alecto free the dead
From their eternal bands,
Till the snakes drop from her head,
And the whip from out her hands.
Countertenors are very rare, and this young mand has a great gift. Loved it. Wonderful interpretation!
Toute la beauté de la musique de Purcell par la plus belle voix de contré-ténor qu'est celle de Philippe Jaroussky. Merci Maestro Jarrousky
Magnifique comme toujours avec Phillippe
Как всегда прекрасная интерпретация Филиппа. Истинное наслаждение от пения.
WOW! Can I just say WOW?!!?!?? What a talent! What A BEAUTIFUL voice!!! Please don't stop, to post your BEAUTIFUL voice in the future!!!!!! OMG!!! !ENCORE!!! And Yoko, you have the sense of timing...! Pleaase post more!!!!!!!!!!! Pleaase?!????!!!!
This young man is an extremely talented countertenor, he need not be insulted for using and engaging in his gift.
lol
absolutely breathtaking, i can't believe how beautiful and incredible this sounds B_R_A_V_O!
I stumbled upon this video and I thought it was one of the most beatiful things I have ever heard Henry Purcell is my favorite composer and you do amazing justice to his pieces!
A most entrancing aria to beguile the while! This is a masterful interpretation by Mr. Jarrousky and skillful accompaniment by Yoko Anura. 👏
I have heard many versions ... This one is best
most beautiful counter tenor I could listen all day
Wow, it's amazing he can sing that High!
This is the art of singing!! Your technique and feelings are great
THANK YOU
O , my God! Splendid! God's voice! Thankks a lot!
This is amazing, beautiful sound
Preciosa selección. Encantadora presentación. Gracias por compartir esta belleza. Aplausos, .
Music For a While
Henry Purcell
Music, music for a while
Shall all your cares beguile
Shall all, all
Shall all your cares beguile
Wond'ring, wond'ring
How your pains were eased, eased, eased
And disdaining to be pleased
Till Alecto free the dead
Till Alecto free the dead
From their eternal bands
Till the snakes drop, drop, drop
Drop, drop, drop, drop, drop from her head
And the whip
And the whip from out her hand
Music, music for a while
Shall all your cares beguile
Shall all, all
Shall all your cares beguile
Shall all your cares beguile
Beautiful!!
Just perfect !!!!!
Magnificient.
HENRY PURCELL, GRANDE
Bravo !!! Bravo !!!!
Lovely!
Purcell. Genius.
WSPANIAŁY!...
Oh God, it's great!
Sublime
Awesome..
Did gcse music two years ago this still slaps
sublime voix
Purcell avait bien écrit que la musique, pour un moment, trompera tous nos tourments ; elle ne les guérira pas. C'est là la différence essentielle entre art et culture, parfaitement mise au jour par le regard éloquent du contre-ténor Philippe Jaroussky.
BEATUFIUL
Wonderful! That's how a countertenor's voice must sound: Sweet and "velvet like".
Thanks!
all these people hating on this guy but id like to see them pull this off
Baroque pieces are always handled well by countertenors. They have to put much thought into placing the voice in the head and the results if achieved sound stunning. Thanks for your interpretation.
Wuuuuuuuuuuuuuunderschön!
chapeau...
Superbe ! Il convient aussi d'écouter l'interprétation de Fred Deller enregistrée en guise de testament peu de temps avant sa mort.
C'est une excellente suggestion que tu fais là pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas le grand Alfred Deller. Philippe Jarrousky a un talent impressionnant et une voix qui vous colle des frissons, n'empêche... personnellement, je préfère justement la version d'Alfred Deller, il y a quelque chose dans sa voix, une petite touche de rondeur, une fragilité que Philippe Jarrousky n'a pas ou a gommé, et qui le rendent plus émouvant. En tout cas pour moi...
Wow.
(OMG @phlarrboi, I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU)! SO SHOW US, OH GREAT PHLARRBOI YOUR LINK to how it SHOULD BE SANG!! PLEASE!! YOU ARE JUST SOOO AWESOME!!!
PURCELL-GRANDE
♥
philippe jaroussky is the most beautiful Alto. I recommands his vivaldi's record operatic arias.
that was great, never mind the clothing!
who else came here from GCSE music lol :)
haha me lol
honestly my teacher cares too much much about this crap
@@mohammadanisuzzamanbhuiyan9496 hi
No idea what you are talking about but it sounds pretty gay...
wow, you do know you are talking about philippe jaroussky right? I mean, I know this video is more than 5 years old, but he is one of the most renouned countertenors nowadays.....
Oui une commotion considérable- une rombière a aplati le plateau de petits fours.
@G0NZAL0666 This is Philippe Jaroussky.
waw
not my best version but this is the most beautiful piece of music ever written
@tmarie0929 I greatly respect your opinion, even if I disagree with it. :) I'm also a classical trained singer, and went to a college that had students from all over the world, so I've heard just about every accent going. I guess it's best to simply agree to disagree here. Some people WILL find him clear, and some won't.
@tmarie0929 There's actually very little wrong with his diction here. Bear in mind he's not English, and that he's using a lot of ornaments on the notes. I actually didn't know the words prior to hearing this, and was able to pick them up. If he was so bad, how could I do that?
I say just... Alfred Deller and Andreas Scholl ... Uau
only one mistake i can fin and it at 1:23 when he put too much emphasize on the t and it goes a bit sharp
1st year conservatorium? I performed Lost is my Quiet in my last year of high school. The boy who performed it with me also did Music for a while.
Sam, I'd give you more thumbs up if I could!
Hello, what is the tonality of this music ?
not at all my favorite version but it brings out the beauty of the piece!
y a eu comme un boum déconcertant non?
mais tout de même... Bravo!
@Christian Lorandin, apparemment Philippe Jaroussky, cela n'a pas l'air de le déranger outre mesure. J'aime bien la voix de Philippe Jaroussky, dans cette oeuvre, je trouve qu'il n'a pas les moyens nécessaires pour faire vivre ce chant.
C'est mauvais, à tous points de vue.
alfred deller ....INSUPERABLE ._.
A pox on the infamous cur who made that stumbling noise at 1:25
I just heard it too!
The worst suit I've ever seen on him. But I love Jaroussky. He is amazing. Truly wonderful. Thanks for posting.
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What is this a Conservatoire or Concert ?
02:38 - 02:45.
TILL I CALAPSE IL BE SPITTING THESE RAPS
Il a une voix superbe et son anglais avec le temps va s'améliorer pour atteindre la perfection- mais il est vrai que son habit faisait croque-mort/undertaker sinister butler of the Addams.
Is he singing falsetto?
@Stijn9019 :DDD
🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🫶✨️
Must be added: It is late 17th century english, and phonetics.
@Falconiac Check out his dance moves here: "IX. Traditional: Pizzicarella mia / L`Arpeggiata" - totally cringe making.
Still, he can sing really quite well, so even execrable play-acting can be forgiven: "'Ciaccona del Paradiso e del Inferno' P Jaroussky + Arpeggiata - Pluhar, life"
Sorry, RUclips does not allow the links to be posted, so just copy and paste the titles of the clips into the search bar. Enjoy!
the name and reputation didn't change what i hear... good luck
Philippe is one of the better falsetto countertenors well trained to sing alto-castrato music. More clear and precise than many and with higher notes than some so that he can assume roles not open to others. He has sung opera rolls which require greater power than this song. He should have an acceptional carreer.
slow downnnnn
I would say that his English isn't as good as his Italian, but certainly he is expanding his repertoire, and I'm sure he will continue to improve his English. I hope that one day his English will be on par with his Italian. This is no insult to this performance. It is simply that his performance of Italian music is more polished in terms of pronunciation.
that was a nasty slur on the last 'beguile'
Other than that, and aside from some curious posture and distracting arm movements- his voice is absolutely stellar.
i love it im a counter tenor myself (a real one) and thats one of my fav. songs so look out 4 me im coming with vids soon.
mr bean?
J 'adore Philippe mais là, je trouve qu 'il n 'était pas au top de sa forme vocale. Le trac ?
En tout cas , il "déchire " sur Vivaldi, Haendel et Porpora !
Bon ....tant que ce ne sont pas ses cordes vocales qu 'il déchire, tout va bien !😅
Bisous Philippe 😚
let me get this straight, a person tells you that they can't hear it, but you're telling them, no, you're wrong about that, actually you can hear it. Is that your point ?
nice rendition... but the harpsichord player is waaaay too beaty! no sweetness in her sound....
This piece is not about "sweetness", it's about magic of music and death.
Sounds amazing - both hipnotizing and terrifying as it was made by Purcell.
and excellent counter tenor voice a bit like mine at the moment
I know this has nothing to do with the music , which is absolutely breath thaking by the way, but who clothed the poor man ?! His jacket is 246976252 sizes to big for him..
@rosalbasemiplena 99.9 % of the people listening to this wouldn't even notice its sung with "bad pronounciation" as you put it so why kick the guy down for 0.01 of a percent?
hihihihihihi, oui lil
philipp mevgagglioise
This is weird hahaha but cool to hear a male sing this high hehehe ..........nice voice he sounds really clean but like others mentioned diction needs work i cant understand what hes saying but honestly thats what happens to alot of classical singers...usually i never understand anything that is being said even though its in english
very tall and thin !
@skingaz well maybe its just me......but being that i am a classical trained singer and English native i could barely understand and if im saying it. it means he really needs a little work... im around non-native speakers alot in Texas and his english is not the best but hes not a american so we can let it slide. its just my opinion......no offense....I hear bad diction every Friday from college students ....My ear has just got use to the fact that most classical singers dont use diction well.
The harpsichord part can be executed more organically...🤔
His voice was great but the harpsichordist was terrible, constantly bashing and hammering at the instrument and speeding up.
How loud the harpsichord plays depends entirely on the harpsichord. The player cannot change it.
Harpsichord cannot change dynamics due to how the instrument is built, unlike a piano it doesnt have hammers. The changes in tempo are purely ways of phrasing the music
A harpsichord is known for remaining in one dynamic
I prefer Alfred Deller .
Deller is certainly great! But this performance is also excellent.
Et encore une claveciniste qui plante de clous sauvagement sous la voix de Jaroussky, c'est vraiment lamentable !
And one harpsichordist who plants nails widly under the voice of Jaroussky is really painful !
J'avais cru entendre un bûcheron et Philippe Jaroussky n'est pas au mieux. Hélas, tout le monde n'est pas Alfred Deller. Résultat épouvantable.
@@fluffytom82 Je pense que vous êtes le seul de cet avis. Nous sommes des centaines de milliers à conserver un souvenir ébloui d'Alfred Deller qui demeure le plus grand contre-ténor contemporain. Une voix parfaite et parfaitement maîtrisée. Ceci étant les contre-ténors dans des cantates de Bach, ce n'est pas - à mon sens - leur place de prédilection. Du moins est-ce mon goût. J'avais découvert Alfred Deller au tout début des années 70 et je ne me suis jamais consolé de sa disparition.