Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus. Romans 6:23 John 3:16❤😊
@@christianweatherbroadcasting He died on the cross - and wondered - if his Lord Father had forgotten him - left him - Who else is crossed - burned - and is lonely fading away.. somewhere unknown.. What memories and mind state .. in those last 15 minutes. Does one have the clearity to write one last letter ?
I love the outfits of even the musicians, it really encapsulates the 17th century feel with those garments. Jordi Savall is really one for historical authenticity and appreciates the historical elements
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus. Romans 6:23 John 3:16❤😊
Claudio Monteverdi is the most renowned composer of the Renaissance period. This music is so delightful, in its relaxing soft passages, and exciting movements. I Am missing out because I don't speak Italian, but I get it mostly.
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus. Romans 6:23 John 3:16❤
I am Italian, but opera singing is so different than usual talk, that the English subtitles are of great help to me in understanding the words sung in my own native language :)
I´m just getting into opera. This imy favourite version of lórfeo. Everyone looks so lovely and seemes to have so much fun singing and acting. I love monteverdi. 😊😊Watched it about 20 times by now I think.😅
Che prestazione incredibilmente drammatica! Mi è piaciuta molto l'esperienza musicale. Come compositore, possiamo imparare molto dai compositori che precedono il barocco.
Che produzione meravigliosa! Mi scuso per aver usato la sezione commenti di RUclips come commento in diretta. Ma sono ispirato da molti momenti in questa performance. La coreografia nell'Atto II è esemplare. Vorrei davvero aver visto questa esibizione dal vivo. Come compositore, è necessario tornare più lontano del barocco. Questo aiuta davvero i miei sforzi.
The central theme of this piece goes as gar back as human consciosness. The moral of the tale is the same as in the Mystery at Eluesis...the understanding of the presence of the seeds of life even on death. The victory of love over darkness.
Compositore chiamato Claudio Monteverdi lui segno con la sua grande musica il passaggio il cambiamento dalla Musica rinascimentale alla musica del periodo Barocco; la trama tema dell'opera tratta una storia scritta da Angelo Poliziano scrittore, poeta umanista periodo rinascimentale lui Angelo Poliziano lavorava sua attività alla grande corte fiorentina della grande Famiglia Banchieri chiamata dei Medici
Beautiful! Of course, the works of the later greats of music go further....but this one, with its simple lyrics and melodic line as pure as a tear in the eye, seems like the dawning of the miracle of music emerging from the morning haze in the rays of the rising sun... Thanks!
Monteverdi is among my favorite composers. Jordi Savall and the whole cast & orchestra did a great job here. It cuts off the ending, which is annoying. The last line (in the last second) is, "Drags me, against my will/ Up to the hateful light?"
Einfach großartig. 2. beste Version. Nur die von Harnoncourt in Zürich 1978 gefällt mir persönlich besser, weil bei Harnoncourt die Bläser wuchtiger und straffer klingen. Aber dies ist ebenfalls wunderschön.
DEPUIS SA NAISSANCE, LA NATURE HUMAINE , EST TOUJOURS EN ÉVOLUTION!!! MONTEVERDI, S'INSCRIT PARFAITEMENT, DANS CETTE CHAINE BRILLANTE DE TRANSITION, DUE A SA PÉRCEPTION MUSICALE LUCIDE!!! ET DIRE QUE LE BAROC, A ACCOUCHÉ B A C H !!!
Ah...I know portions of this piece from the '69 LP, "The Well-tempered Synthesizer," by Wendy Carlos. I find the excerpts arresting and quite a full flood of interesting and varied sound. This performance is nice, too. :)
The last half hour of the video is missing for me. When I'm watching, the length is cut down to 1:35:06 for some reason and it ends suddenly while Orpheo is mid-song
lasagna is actually my favorite childrens book. very well detailed in the art of thunder and chocolate wafer. makes me believe that almost anything can do tin foil :)
E' un peccato che quest'opera non sia stata più riportata a Mantova. Ironico dato che non sapevo neanche l'esistenza di questa opera, dato che penso che poche persone a Mantova sappiano di questa persona.
I've been looking for a section of this opera for quite a while... I wish I had thought to write down the section back when we played it for flute choir (just the section, not the whole opera)... for the life of me I cannot find it anywhere our parts were common time key of D, my particular part beginning had whole rest, half rest, 4 8th notes, 4 quarter notes, 2 8th notes, dotted quarter, 2 16ths... could probably play most of it from memory if I had kept up practice
Claudio Monteverdi il compositore del melodramma musicale operistico la trama, tema argomento ricavato dalla opera scritta di letteratura dell'autore Poliziano.
Am I the only one to notice this ends prematurely with Act V missing. Disappointed to have sat through 1hr 35 for that to happen. Interestingly, the transcript does continue to the end so presumably the video was intact originally?
The opera can play dreary due to the subject of DEATH. This is increased with the straight toned faux period voices that all sound like strangled cats or wind rushing through cracks in a window. This has and can be done in another way with more radiant, vibrant voices that perhaps are stronger. The same change in effect occurs in works of Monteverdi etc when played another way.
Yes, and no doubt set in modern costume and performed in an underground railway station.... do you not think M's 'classical' simplicity is intentional? He well knew how to write otherwise.
Claudio Monteverdi (baptized 15 May 1567 - 29 November 1643) was an Italian composer, choirmaster and string player. A composer of both secular and sacred music, and a pioneer in the development of opera, he is considered a crucial transitional figure between the Renaissance and Baroque periods of music history. [Wikipedia] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claudio_Monteverdi
i was never as happy as now, to have youtube subtitles in this Opera.
The most lovely music ever written. Sounds modern and old at the same time. Refreshes my ears after the present excuse for music.
I so much love this opera and this performance in particular.
Such a thing needs to be preserved for future people.
DA qui cominciò la storia dell'opera.
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus.
Romans 6:23
John 3:16❤😊
Ed era già fantastica
@@christianweatherbroadcasting
He died on the cross - and wondered - if his Lord Father had forgotten him - left him - Who else is crossed - burned - and is lonely fading away.. somewhere unknown..
What memories and mind state .. in those last 15 minutes.
Does one have the clearity to write one last letter ?
I love the outfits of even the musicians, it really encapsulates the 17th century feel with those garments. Jordi Savall is really one for historical authenticity and appreciates the historical elements
Imagine the people hearing this for the first time, some 415 years ago.
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus.
Romans 6:23
John 3:16❤😊
The fanfare that begins Orfeo (and the 1610 Vespers) is the Star Wars opening blast of its time. Minus the star destroyer of course…
it`s definitely blew their mind
Claudio Monteverdi is the most renowned composer of the Renaissance period. This music is so delightful, in its relaxing soft passages, and exciting movements. I Am missing out because I don't speak Italian, but I get it mostly.
Toccata - 0:44 - 2:22
Dal mio permesso amato 2:23 - 8:55
In questo lieto e fortunato giorno 8:56 - 12:42
Lasciate i monti 12:43 - 15:19
Rosa del ciel 15:20 - 19:29
Vieni, Imeneo 19:30 - 21:14
Alcun non sia 21:15 - 25:45
Ecco pur ch'a voi ritorno 25:46 - 26:22
Mira, ch'a se n'alletta 26:23 - 31:43
Ahi, caso acerbo 31:43 - 35:31
In un fiorito prato 35:36 - 39:44
Tu se morta 39:45 - 42:13
Ahi, caso acerbo 42:14
deus te abençoe salvou meus estudos
God bless you!!
Im doing essey rn and u helped me A LOT!
Thx very much
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus.
Romans 6:23
John 3:16❤
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Thank you for putting the English translation to this opera. I wish everyone did this!
Different languages would be better, not only English
@@triste338522 agreed
I am Italian, but opera singing is so different than usual talk, that the English subtitles are of great help to me in understanding the words sung in my own native language :)
He invented opera, and "baroque music". The most influent composer in history of western music.
This performance is just awesome. It really captures both the rawness of the rennaisance and the introduction and sophisticatian of the baroque.
I´m just getting into opera. This imy favourite version of lórfeo. Everyone looks so lovely and seemes to have so much fun singing and acting. I love monteverdi. 😊😊Watched it about 20 times by now I think.😅
Che prestazione incredibilmente drammatica! Mi è piaciuta molto l'esperienza musicale. Come compositore, possiamo imparare molto dai compositori che precedono il barocco.
This is the best production of my favourite opera of all time. I think about 300 of the views of this - out of 374,000 - are mine :)
Che produzione meravigliosa! Mi scuso per aver usato la sezione commenti di RUclips come commento in diretta. Ma sono ispirato da molti momenti in questa performance. La coreografia nell'Atto II è esemplare. Vorrei davvero aver visto questa esibizione dal vivo.
Come compositore, è necessario tornare più lontano del barocco. Questo aiuta davvero i miei sforzi.
Magnifique version, je ne lasse pas de cette musique
😏... Harnoncourt!☝️
The central theme of this piece goes as gar back as human consciosness. The moral of the tale is the same as in the Mystery at Eluesis...the understanding of the presence of the seeds of life even on death. The victory of love over darkness.
and the infinite over the temporal
the most importand Massage is those ho love you are allways behind you till the end.
Qué puesta en escena tan hermosa y, como siempre, escuchar esta ópera es un placer. Muy bien dirigida
GRANDIOSA INTERPRETACION, felicitaciones para todos pues son magníficos: Director, solistas, coros y orquesta sin olvidas la escenografía y efecto.
This genius gave us opera.
Gran descubrimiento para mi esta tarde!
My first hearing of this beautiful work. I am so glad that I found it. Maybe one day I will see it in person. person
"Alcun non sia" is a dream made music !
Compositore chiamato Claudio Monteverdi lui segno con la sua grande musica il passaggio il cambiamento dalla Musica rinascimentale alla musica del periodo Barocco; la trama tema dell'opera tratta una storia scritta da Angelo Poliziano scrittore, poeta umanista periodo rinascimentale lui Angelo Poliziano lavorava sua attività alla grande corte fiorentina della grande Famiglia Banchieri chiamata dei Medici
Thank you for sharing the beauty of Monteverdi with us!
This must have been spectacular back in the day. And still is.
Best ritornello's interpretation
This video changed my life. Thank you
la musica come miele che lenisce le ferite della vita.
Tout à fait vrai ...
Sublime versión, la mejor a mi juicio escenificada. Bravo Jordi Savall.
so wonderful to hear montserrat figueras beautiful voice... rip
No tengo palabras adecuadas❤️
Thank you for adding subtitles!
Beautiful!
Of course, the works of the later greats of music go further....but this one, with its simple lyrics and melodic line as pure as a tear in the eye, seems like the dawning of the miracle of music emerging from the morning haze in the rays of the rising sun...
Thanks!
Al cuerno el dichoso Javier Estilos!!! Yo le amo a usted Don Claudio!
Monteverdi is among my favorite composers. Jordi Savall and the whole cast & orchestra did a great job here. It cuts off the ending, which is annoying. The last line (in the last second) is, "Drags me, against my will/ Up to the hateful light?"
Came from Inside the Scores video, stayed for the great upload!
Stunning. Thank you.
Plutone canta divinamente e sua moglie Proserpina ha la voce di un angelo.
0:43 Toccata
39:43 Tu se morta
1:02:16 posente spirito
1:28:59 pietade, oggi
익숙한 곡이 아니어선인지,
음악감상하면서 맹해보긴 처음이네요. 무대와 의상톤이 좋은 거만 와닿아요. ㅎㅎㅎ~
낼 오페라 강좌 예습차 들렀네요.
Minuto 41:11 un meraviglioso riferimento alla Divina Commedia 🥹 insieme a quello del minuto 58 con "lasciate ogni speranza o voi ch'entrate"
Impeccable performance.
3:10 love that voice!😳
Fantastic Opera！
Einfach großartig. 2. beste Version. Nur die von Harnoncourt in Zürich 1978 gefällt mir persönlich besser, weil bei Harnoncourt die Bläser wuchtiger und straffer klingen.
Aber dies ist ebenfalls wunderschön.
ああ、なんて美しい夜だ
Pur bonheur ! ❤
Está.mui bonita la música 😊
Stunning!
Love thus so much. Thanks for posting.
Fabuloso!!
La vida es ópera. Ecos renacentistas y nuevas armonías que construyen para la posteridad un nuevo género musical para la humanidad. ¡Viva Monteverdi!
Beautiful!!!
This is my favorite Opera. If God wills it I will see it in person
DEPUIS SA NAISSANCE, LA NATURE HUMAINE , EST TOUJOURS EN ÉVOLUTION!!! MONTEVERDI, S'INSCRIT PARFAITEMENT, DANS CETTE CHAINE BRILLANTE DE TRANSITION, DUE A SA PÉRCEPTION MUSICALE LUCIDE!!! ET DIRE QUE LE BAROC, A ACCOUCHÉ B A C H !!!
Bravo🎉!!!!!!!
Ah...I know portions of this piece from the '69 LP, "The Well-tempered Synthesizer," by Wendy Carlos. I find the excerpts arresting and quite a full flood of interesting and varied sound. This performance is nice, too. :)
que cruel es el destino
godlike overture.. from 2min 23sec to 3min 00sec
❤❤❤
Espectacular.
The last half hour of the video is missing for me. When I'm watching, the length is cut down to 1:35:06 for some reason and it ends suddenly while Orpheo is mid-song
It's the same for me 5 months later
lasagna is actually my favorite childrens book. very well detailed in the art of thunder and chocolate wafer. makes me believe that almost anything can do tin foil :)
E' un peccato che quest'opera non sia stata più riportata a Mantova.
Ironico dato che non sapevo neanche l'esistenza di questa opera, dato che penso che poche persone a Mantova sappiano di questa persona.
Super lek
Unfortunately, the final act cuts off before the actual ending!!!
59:52 : really like that part ! Thats not modern staging , thats serious! :D
Same!
I've been looking for a section of this opera for quite a while... I wish I had thought to write down the section back when we played it for flute choir (just the section, not the whole opera)... for the life of me I cannot find it anywhere our parts were common time key of D, my particular part beginning had whole rest, half rest, 4 8th notes, 4 quarter notes, 2 8th notes, dotted quarter, 2 16ths... could probably play most of it from memory if I had kept up practice
super
Where's the rest of the opera? (acts 3, 4, 5)
why is the ending missing?
Click CC for English subtitles.
You are a scholar and a gentleman.
@@lasombramagister2668 sometimes
How is this not apart of school?!
🔥🔥🔥🔥
3:00 Dal mio permessoamato(나는 페르메소로부터 왔습니다)
39:46 Tu se' morta(그대가 죽었네)
1:04:20 what is that! Amazing arpeggio placement!
now this be swag
Claudio Monteverdi il compositore del melodramma musicale operistico la trama, tema argomento ricavato dalla opera scritta di letteratura dell'autore Poliziano.
Very good singing, a musical performance. The set though...
ITALIA 🇮🇹🫡
Am I the only one to notice this ends prematurely with Act V missing. Disappointed to have sat through 1hr 35 for that to happen. Interestingly, the transcript does continue to the end so presumably the video was intact originally?
1:01:23 Possente Spirto
Anyone from evolution of music?
Yep
25:45 beginning of excerpt
❤😊❤
Fern Trail
proto aria - 28:50
top
top
ja vi melhores
28:53❤
Kerluke Springs
What is the name of the instrument that looks like a recorder and sounds like a trumpet?
It's called a cornett, or cornetto.
come fa la gente ad ascoltare questa roba... ecco perché in Italia siamo messi male...
IM the 1k like
Karl Marx on the drums...
Pedro Estevan is boss.
kkkkkkkk. Gostei desse comentário! Realmente, Marx nos tambores!
I thought it was Leonardo da Vinci!
Deus avertat
2:08 with Mr. Bean on the Trumpet
The opera can play dreary due to the subject of DEATH. This is increased with the straight toned faux period voices that all sound like strangled cats or wind rushing through cracks in a window. This has and can be done in another way with more radiant, vibrant voices that perhaps are stronger. The same change in effect occurs in works of Monteverdi etc when played another way.
Yes, and no doubt set in modern costume and performed in an underground railway station.... do you not think M's 'classical' simplicity is intentional? He well knew how to write otherwise.
Claudio Monteverdi (baptized 15 May 1567 - 29 November 1643) was an Italian composer, choirmaster and string player. A composer of both secular and sacred music, and a pioneer in the development of opera, he is considered a crucial transitional figure between the Renaissance and Baroque periods of music history. [Wikipedia] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claudio_Monteverdi
Herzog Court
Beautiful but it ends so quickly.
27:58 Lol okay.