I know the piece from other places. All, but particularly the opening, is stunning. As a piece of ceremonial music, for a solemn occasion, those muffled drums beating to the slow, measured pace of pallbearers, moves me to tears. Every time, as effectively as the first. Clearly, besides being a wonderful composer, Purcell understood the human heart.
It's me again. I have listened to this several times now. I think its magnificent. Brilliant sound. Purcell would love it. Thank you profoundly for creating it.
Gorgeous! I never watched that film - did not think much of the book, so I had never heard this majestic funeral music until right now. Thank you for all your work!!
Written for the funeral of queen Mary II, who was the daughter of James II and the wife of William of Orange, aka William III. They reigned as joint sovereigns following the Glorious Revolution in which James II - the last of the Stuart kings - had been deposed. It was the only time we have had joint sovereigns. Mary died of virulent smallpox. William, who had caught and survived it as a youngster, sent away everyone who was at risk of catching it and helped to nurse her himself. Unlike Mary I (Bloody Mary) Mary II was much loved and genuinely mourned
Too many Marys. 'Bloody' Mary I (Tudor), Mary Stuart, & her mamma, Mary of Guise, Mary of Modena (James II's second wife), Mary II, this one (another damned Stuart) & married to William III (the original Orange), Mary of Teck (George V's consort). And not a one of them was very merry. Am I missing a Mary? Brits' royalty need some new names. How about Catherine?
@@anastassiosperakis2869 yes and no. i would rather have have video of the performance of this piece in a cathedral. but as i don't have this, these images are in the right direction atmosphere wise.
PS: Purcell wrote an intimate piece. While this amplified version is LOUD, it is not an improvement on the original score and orchestration. Take a listen to a period-appropriate performance, please.
no where do i say that i'm trying to to be historically accurate, this is my interpretation. In the 19th century it was a thing to rework small old pieces for large Symphony Orchestra. I'm continuing this movement because i love it. And... i think that the composers would love it too. Have you for example listened to Elgar's rework of Bach's Fantasie und Fuge BWV 537?
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Rich, dramatic and grand, I love it!!
The scoring for many more instruments makes the music sound even more sublime - love this ❤
Thank you!
I know the piece from other places. All, but particularly the opening, is stunning. As a piece of ceremonial music, for a solemn occasion, those muffled drums beating to the slow, measured pace of pallbearers, moves me to tears. Every time, as effectively as the first. Clearly, besides being a wonderful composer, Purcell understood the human heart.
yes indeed !
A really memorable rendition!
It's me again. I have listened to this several times now. I think its magnificent. Brilliant sound. Purcell would love it. Thank you profoundly for creating it.
thank you!!
Podniosły i .ciekawy w strukturze melodycznej 😥🖤 Dęte instrumenty ...super .+oprawa sceniczna .
Beautiful majestic music, superb images chosen to match. ✨💖✨
thank you !
Gorgeous! I never watched that film - did not think much of the book, so I had never heard this majestic funeral music until right now. Thank you for all your work!!
What film is music using❤
Absolutely stunning and charming this video! Thanks! ~:^
I'm glad you like it.
Mesmerising
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thank you and greetings from Amsterdam
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Beautiful! Would love to know more about the artwork, especially the first scene. Great work!!
Glorious !
some credit to Wendy Carlos ,the first version I ever heard-
Viddy well, o my brothers!
I love this kind of contamination
A great piece by Purcell. Compelling.
FANTÁSTICO. UM SHOW DE MÚSICA E IMAGENS COMPUTADORIZADAS 4K. PARABÉNS GEERT.
Thank you!!
Very good!
The inimitable Purcell!
bel arrangement merci
Great work, what AI did you use for the pictures?
tnx!! creator.nightcafe.studio/
monumental 💪♥️♥️♥️
I am flattered.
Immense Purcell
Wow!
Impressionante! 😮
Fascinante y perfecta.
Apparently trombones were never a popular instrument because they were associated with funerals in people's minds.
Is there more to this music by Purcell? More funeral music that you can 'upgrade' for us? That would be excellent. ❤
Que gran genio musical!!! 😍
People should make more music.
Beethoven's music featured as well (9th Symphony) as well as the delicious "Thieving Magpie Overture" of Rossini.
Not to mention I Want to Marry a Lighthouse Keeper.
O filme é maravilhoso. Porém, consigo me lembrar das músicas muito mais do que das imagens do filme.
Very dark and very moving. It would have been nice if you orchestrated more of the movements. Hope you can make the score available at some point.
@@klscomus thank you, working on it
@@ghuinink Thank you. I would love to conduct it at some point. Also...who did the AI imagery? It fits the music to a tee!
@@klscomus thank you ! i did the images my self. its very easy check: creator.nightcafe.studio/
Tristeza tan bella...
A. U. T. O. S. A. G. Sublime.
The epic march
On peut entendre ce morceau dans le film de Stanley Kubrick (orange mécanique)!
Ah, bon. Quelle découverte! (C´est écrit dans le titre, gros malin).
this composition reminds me war scenes not a funeral
The film was controversial but I think very good, and sad....
Pray tell, which Queen Mary?
Written for the funeral of queen Mary II, who was the daughter of James II and the wife of William of Orange, aka William III. They reigned as joint sovereigns following the Glorious Revolution in which James II - the last of the Stuart kings - had been deposed. It was the only time we have had joint sovereigns. Mary died of virulent smallpox. William, who had caught and survived it as a youngster, sent away everyone who was at risk of catching it and helped to nurse her himself. Unlike Mary I (Bloody Mary) Mary II was much loved and genuinely mourned
There was me , that is Alex and my three droogs .
Too many Marys. 'Bloody' Mary I (Tudor), Mary Stuart, & her mamma, Mary of Guise, Mary of Modena (James II's second wife), Mary II, this one (another damned Stuart) & married to William III (the original Orange), Mary of Teck (George V's consort). And not a one of them was very merry. Am I missing a Mary? Brits' royalty need some new names. How about Catherine?
great music, but what the hell are these irrelevant paintings? I am sure they had nothing in common with QM's funeral!
@@anastassiosperakis2869 haha these are generated by AI . You feed the AI keywords and these pictures come out
Não são pinturas. São cenas de um filme.
@@ghuinink are you satisfied with them?
@@ghuinink no they are not. they were generated by AI. They are 'fakes'
@@anastassiosperakis2869 yes and no. i would rather have have video of the performance of this piece in a cathedral. but as i don't have this, these images are in the right direction atmosphere wise.
PS: Purcell wrote an intimate piece. While this amplified version is LOUD, it is not an improvement on the original score and orchestration. Take a listen to a period-appropriate performance, please.
no where do i say that i'm trying to to be historically accurate, this is my interpretation. In the 19th century it was a thing to rework small old pieces for large Symphony Orchestra. I'm continuing this movement because i love it. And... i think that the composers would love it too. Have you for example listened to Elgar's rework of Bach's Fantasie und Fuge BWV 537?
Love your work so much..... So beautiful. Elegant and powerful. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks. @@ghuinink
I think it's an improvement. I had always considered Purcell's music to be bland until now. This version uplifts it.
@Fomites listen to Dido and Aeneas and The Fairy Queen, and his choral music, it's not bland at all.
@@sdokkenisgari absolutely love dido’s lament! Very powerful and beautiful music.
Purcell wrote some wonderful music and the orchestration has done it proud! The superb stills from the film are pretty good too but which film is it?
Супер!!!
Definitely not the bombast that Purcell would write.😢
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I vant imagine why this wasn't used for queen Elizabeth. Other than she didn't want it used. 🤔❤
Un grande, ma è l'unico musicista vero che ha saputo dare l'Inghilterra. Niente di paragonabile alla Germania e all'Italia
Grand, but not Purcell. Also not Clockwork Orange!
@@davidmacnab5213 exactly, it’s me ;)
Modern suits and shoes at 4:00 but excellent AI visuals otherwise.
haha you have a keen eye ;)
Ladies with uncovered heads? In church, at a lying in state or funeral?
Oranje forever! ANd now we got our Oranje President again in the US!
You lucky MEN of English Blood
Love the music. Hate the AI shit illustrations.
you cannot upload music without an image, what would you suggest instead?
@@ghuininkwhat are these images from. I planned my own funeral from this rendition.Eleanor
@@eleanorboehler7648 it is an AI tool called Night Cafe. you type in what you want to see, and the AI creates it.
I really liked the images.
Brilliant music. Lovely but inappropriate stills - these are European funeral scenes not British ones.