It's the whole beat interpretation of metronomes. According to that hypothesis before the 19th century pieces were played half as slowly. The tempo was later slowly getting faster in the second half of the 19th century to make more and more virtuosic pieces. There seems to be some evidence for both whole beat (what I described) and single beat (basically the same tempo as today was used historically).
Immortal Händel! Hearing your divine music one perfectly well can understand why Beethoven cried when he was hearing your music and thought you were the greatest composers of all time!
Georg Friedrich Händel:Vízizene-2.Szvit HWV 349 1. Allegro 00:05 2. Alla Hornpipe 02:25 3. Minuet 06:36 4. Lentememt 07:37 5. Bourée 09:39 Les Violons du Roy
No autograph timpani parts survive for the Water Music, but advertisements for performances in Drury Lane and Lincoln's Inn Fields announce than they tried to rebuild it, I guess everyone wants to do their version
This is not owned by him, the music is not under copyright but the performance is, so if you want to use it you better ask the orchestra that performed it.
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Hardest rap i've ever heard your are the best guy this symphony is music in my ears❤❤❤
2:25 the moment we have been waiting for.
I love the tempo in the first movement, it's half the speed of modern performances of Allegros!
Too slow 😴
It's the whole beat interpretation of metronomes. According to that hypothesis before the 19th century pieces were played half as slowly. The tempo was later slowly getting faster in the second half of the 19th century to make more and more virtuosic pieces. There seems to be some evidence for both whole beat (what I described) and single beat (basically the same tempo as today was used historically).
@@handel1685I'm hearing it for the first time since last yeat and can't imagine this twice as fast in the 18th century
@@rafexrafexowski4754 I think Pogorelich is my favorite one! I love his tempos in the variations, which many pianists play too fast for my taste
Immortal Händel! Hearing your divine music one perfectly well can understand why Beethoven cried when he was hearing your music and thought you were the greatest composers of all time!
The ending is my favorite, could almost cry.
Georg Friedrich Händel:Vízizene-2.Szvit HWV 349
1. Allegro 00:05
2. Alla Hornpipe 02:25
3. Minuet 06:36
4. Lentememt 07:37
5. Bourée 09:39
Les Violons du Roy
0:05 Baby Neptune Beach Segment
2:25 Baby Neptune End Credits
Thanke schöen🕴
Thank you for this gift to my ears and for helping me study the violin work.
The Horns are a full Octave below the Trumpets cause they're twice the length
Mein Lieblings Popsong, als ich 1717 in die 1.Klasse kam.
Love you Handel!!!!
2:00 The adagio ending this movement in a minor world is such a weird thing to do.
It’s not weird at all. It’s very forward looking and a great transition.
My favourite movement is the second one Alla Hornpipe.
Those trumpet trills give me goosebumps
Best thing ive ever heard
can you analyze it for me❤️🙏
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I hear timpani but there is nothing written for them in the score. Reason?
No autograph timpani parts survive for the Water Music, but advertisements for performances in Drury Lane and Lincoln's Inn Fields announce than they tried to rebuild it, I guess everyone wants to do their version
@@FrederiqueC137 OK, thanks.
@@FrederiqueC137 maybe because it was drowned
@slim. Clever
Maybe the parts were lost but id imagine nowadays theyre ad lib or improvised using low A and high D
Handel is a miracle ...
Baby Neptune
0:05 Beach
2:25 End Credits
Did the contrabassoon just double the bassoon part or is that lost like the timpani?
Probably
Baby Neptune&Neptune's Ocean.
4:30 hardest part
what an opening ffs
clean
99.5 WCRB
I learnt this epic tune from a computer game, whic is called Civilization IV...
can i use your music in my video?
This is not owned by him, the music is not under copyright but the performance is, so if you want to use it you better ask the orchestra that performed it.
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Yeah, tell me about it.
Agree
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