Robert De Visée (1655-1733) Pieces de Theorbe, Jose Miguel Moreno
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- Опубликовано: 25 фев 2018
- Robert De Visée Pieces de Theorbe
1. Suite for theorbo in G major 0:05
2. Entrée des Espagnols de M'de Lully for theorbo 16:41
3. Logistille de Roland de J.B. Lully 18:31
4. Chaconne des Harlequins de Mr. Lully 21:33
5. Suite for theorbo in C major 24:38
Jose Miguel Moreno, Theorbe
Rec.: 1995
Painting: Lutenist by Ján Kupecký 
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Dans un monde qui va trop vite comme un Tgv a toute allure je me suis subitement arrete dans une gare inconnue et j ai ecoute ebahi la beaute de cet instrument echappe d un autre monde . Incroyable ce retours sur l espace temps , je ne sais pas si on choisit son epoque, mais la musique exprime l inexplicable, Dieu est celebration, merci...
How utterly quaint this salutation, Rebita Greenita!
A BEAUTIFULLY Miss Placed message! Congratualtions, "Reba Green" and "Mars" hehehehe!
J'avais eu le meme idea que vous en train d'ecouter celui ci.
It's a blessing we can listen to this "old" music at present noisy times. And thanks to all the people who study and play it for us!
Yo diría "música nostálgica"
No 10 days "Festifal Old Music" in Utrecht this year. Terrible!
But it's wonderfull to hear the birds singing outside. Back to nature.
Thanks to "Corona"!
Well....you nailed it « present noisy times ». Bien vu! ✌️
@@metaoskam7461 That would be "covid" Corona is a Mexican beer or the bright area seen as a ring around the sun. Stay healthy.
@@sangfroid4376 COVID is the disease caused by the virus, not the virus itself. It got its name from the same place as the Mexican beer and the Swedish currency and aura of plasma that surrounds stars, it just means crown, named for the crown-like spikes on the surface of the virus.
The father of an old friend of mine used to be a lute tuner. When we sat in the living room, playing games, he'd always sit back in the kitchen playing calming lute music. It is a sweet memory which I am very fond of.
Aww, that’s a really great memory. ☺️❤️
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS WONDERFUL MEMORY
@Daniel W. Bridge He owned a shop where he sold guitars, lutes, ukeleles and so on. He´d take the lutes home and play some tunes on them while tuning them
54:00-55:15 (I’m guessing. Thereabouts). STUNNING The best Theorbo/Lute playing I’ve EVER HEARD.
I just posted a comment about this exact section. It really is beautiful. Amazing finger work.
If you want to hear a gorgeous piece which sounds strikingly similar to this (I'm not sure if Visée borrowed from Matteis or vice versa), YT search:
Nicola Matteis Hélène Schmitt Diverse Bizarrie (the title is actually much longer but that should pull up the video)
Ms. Schmitt happens to be my favorite violinist. And Matteis is a criminally under-known composer. Thank me later ;)
@@AnHebrewChild Pretty sure Chambonnières paraphrased that exact same bit for one of his harpsichord pieces in a gigue
G minor Chaconne !
This is the tag that i was searching for ! Indeed is the best part of the composition!
I love the theorbo. It sounds softer than the lute and yet different from the modern guitar. This is the most dream-like music I've ever heard in my life.
BEAUTIFUL WHAT YOU SAID THANK YOU AND I AGREE
Friends, this is the complete track list:
Robert De Visée (1655-1733) - Pieces de Theorbe
0:00 - Suite for theorbo in G major - Robert de Visée
16:41 - Entrée des Espagnols - Jean-Baptiste Lully
18:31 - Logistille de Roland - Jean-Baptiste Lully
21:33 - Chaconne des Harlequins - Jean-Baptiste Lully
24:38 - Suite for theorbo in C major - Robert de Visée
55:51 - Les Sylvaines - François Couperin
1:03:32 - Les Bergeries - François Couperin
Jose Miguel Moreno, Theorbe
Rec.: 1995
Thank you so much for taking the time to post this. Greatly appreciated.
The music of Faso is an inexhaustible source of sweetness.
It allows us to plunge deep inside ourselves and at the same time resonate with our fellow man, Yé Lassina Coulibaly
Okay, I finally figured out how to correct the track list. Here ya go, friends!
0:00 - Suite for theorbo in G major - Robert de Visée
16:41 - Entrée des Espagnols - Jean-Baptiste Lully
35:19 - Logistille de Roland - Jean-Baptiste Lully
42:30 - Chaconne des Harlequins - Jean-Baptiste Lully
55:53 - Suite for theorbo in C major - Robert de Visée
...or is it...
0:00 - Suite for theorbo in G major - Robert de Visée
16:41 - Entrée des Espagnols - Jean-Baptiste Lully
18:31 - Logistille de Roland - Jean-Baptiste Lully
21:33 - Chaconne des Harlequins - Jean-Baptiste Lully
24:38 - Suite for theorbo in C major - Robert de Visée
55:51 - Les Sylvaines - François Couperin
1:03:32 - Les Bergeries - François Couperin
hmmm
I think the track listing currently in the video description is correct, the Suite in C major begins at 24:38
@@phantomwizard Yeah it seems too long, but you can check the track listing at around 0:12 in the video. The suite lasts about 30 minutes, starts at 24:38 and ends at 55:50
Máxima delicadeza❤️❤️
Salamat, thanks
Tengo un grupo publico de facebook donde investigamos todo sobre Robert de Visée : facebook.com/groups/1154873824924794 los invito a todos
I don't know how many times I have listened to this recording. So astoundingly pretty. This is also my present favourite background listening when I write. Thanks again for uploading such magic.
A feast by the fireplace with enchanted tones of fragrant melodies to soften and mellow the heart and soul. merci beaucoup.
Mil aplausos a José Miguel Moreno por esta portentosa interpretación.
The best music never dies...
This is some of the most wonderful music I've heard in a long time. Gracias Robert De Visée y Jose Miguel Moreno.
After hearing this music on RUclips I bought the CD, on ebay. It's always in reach in case of traffic or construction.
Lute music is my new addiction
Fortunately, there is no cure.
Heaven on RUclips, this is music!!
Très beau et très doux,, je vais l'utiliser pour les enfants. Et pour moi aussi bien sur .
Merci.
Красота доброй человеческоЙ Души...
What a OUTSTANDING Performance. So gorgeous. Jose, you are blessed!!! ♥♥♥
Actually, the subject of the painting is no mere anonymous "lutenist", but the Czech noble, Count Johann Adam von Questenberg
, who served the Hapsburg court in Austria. He was very interested in maintaining and projecting his profile of refined education and culture, such as his love of music and architecture. In the background of this portrait is an image of his castle, Jaroměřice, which was apparently still being constructed at the time this portrait was painted. Kupecký (a Czech) was a very famous portrait painter during this time and painted many portraits of nobles, rich merchants, clergy, and other VIPs.
More on the painting and the artist: www.arte-fakt.cz/dokumenty/XII.%20konference/s.6-19_L.Ruhe.pdf
Oh, Robert de Visée was a contemporary of Kupecký and von Questenberg.
He's got that Bohemian look.
Thanks for adding interesting historical information.
Robert de Visée was the guitar teacher of Louis the 14th.
O barroco traz consigo uma leveza
Α,bon?Louis XIV était un grand guitariste?Mais il jouait quand?
@@eliseereclus3475 Jean Racine lui faisait la lecture le soir. Quelle époque!
Fine playing indeed of one of the true greats of the lute and guitar composition. And de Visée's settings of François Couperin' ('Les Silvains' and 'Les Bergeries' (last two pieces)) are breathtaking. And thanks to Jose for wonderful performances too 🙂
Thank you for this. Good for my soul. Getting filled with peace.
Love from Morten in Norway.
Прекрасная музыка ! Прекрасное исполнение !
Robert de Visée .1655 - 1732/1733 a lutenist, guitarist, theorbist and viol player at the court of the French kings Louis XIV and Louis XV, as well as a singer and composer for lute, theorbo and guitar. ... (WIKI) … Thank you, dear Ria for the wonderful upload
Tengo un grupo publico de facebook donde investigamos todo sobre Robert de Visée : facebook.com/groups/1154873824924794 los invito a todos
Thank you very much for the Baroque meditation!
A great listen.
So enjoyable to listen to Robert De Visée. The last piece (at 1:03'.35") is breathtaking in its simplicity and abandonment. Marvelous interpretation by J.-M. Moreno.
Un autre monde
Absolutamente formidable muchas gracias por compartir este tesoro
It is a blessing that we can hear the music of composers unknown to us through this medium. It's a hell of a lot cheaper than going to amazon or that apple store and buying an album only to decide that you don't like it. I've also been able to rediscover performers and performances that I loved on vinyl which are no longer available through CDs, e.g., Igor Kipnis playing Poglietti or Scott Ross playing Bach or performances on unusual instruments such as those used in renaissance, baroque and other classical music genres. I had the enormous privilege and pleasure of visiting the musical instrument museum while visiting a friend in Leipzig, Germany (I got to mess about on a clavichord they have that's open to the public to play!). This is wonderful! Thank you for posting!
Scott Ross playing Scarlatti too :]
Thank you Master!
In the late 17th century, people were so Baroque that they were luteing in the streets. I stole that joke and am proud of the fact.
That joke is definitely a classic!
A Great inept bankrobber joke.I got the lute!
@@brucegelman5582 It's not their vault.
With two players you can’t🦆
In
Gracias por existir. Limpio el espacio sonoro con tan bella música...
Great Lully dances, played as dances! Thank you.
How many dear souls do I have to thank for bringing solace to my heart through listening here?
Can we liken these exquisite pieces to something like Balm of Gilead; or to the fragrance of narcissus on a spring breeze?
Healing, gentle notes within sublime melodies you uploaded, Ria.
I give you ... and all your invisible hands ... as many thanks as there are stars in the sky!
Very beautifully written, mr. Gorrión
@@javierherrera8782 Muchas gracias, amigo! Busca también "Works for French Theorbos, Moreno." (Celestial!!)
I feel same. Very well & beautifully said 👏👏👏
@@LuminousRaven25-01 gracias, amigo!
🙌🏻 What a beautiful writer you are!! 🙏🏻❤️
Robert de Visée (v. 1650-1665 - après 17321) est un guitariste, théorbiste, luthiste et compositeur baroque français.
Biographie
Son maître fut probablement l'Italien Francesco Corbetta, auquel il dédia un Tombeau.
Robert de Visée faisait partie du petit cercle de musiciens admis dans la chambre du roi Louis XIV et il lui prodigua des leçons puisque celui-ci, comme d'autres membres de la cour, jouait de la guitare.
« ...elles [les pièces pour guitare] ont eu plusieurs fois la gloire d'amuser V.M. dans les heures de ce précieux loisir, ou elle se délasse de ses Augustes travaux et de ses grandes occupations qui reglent aujourd'huy le destin de toutte l'Europe. » (Extrait de la dédicace au roi du Livre de guittarre).
Il entre à la Musique de la Chambre vers 16802
« le 7 janvier 1710 au soir, le roi revenant de Trianon passa chez la duchesse de Bourgogne, où il trouve une très belle symphonie, composée de des Costeaux, pour la flute allemande, de Vizé, pour le théorbe, de Buterne, pour le clavecin, et de Fourcroy, pour la basse de viole. »
- De Cosnac & Pontal, "Mémoires du marquis de souche", tome 12,1892
Il devient « maître de guitare du Roy » vers 1719, prenant la suite de Louis Jourdan de La Salle. Au théorbe et à la guitare, il participe régulièrement aux soirées données par Madame de Maintenon. Selon Gérard Rebours, il est probable qu'il ait également joué de la viole de gambe3.
En 1721, il lègue cette charge à son fils François. On le sait toujours vivant en 1732 par des états de paiement qui lui sont adressés.
Il se rendit fréquemment, comme Antoine Forqueray aux fêtes des Grandes Nuits de Sceaux données par la duchesse du Maine en son château de Sceaux, régaler les hôtes du son de leurs instruments parmi les chevaliers de l'Ordre de la Mouche à Miel4.
Œuvres
Robert de Visée a laissé de nombreuses œuvres majeures pour la guitare et le théorbe. Il a également transcrit certaines de ces œuvres pour dessus et basse, celles-ci pouvant alors être exécutées par un dessus (violon, flûte, hautbois, etc.) et basse continue.
Pièces pour guitare
Il existe deux recueils d'œuvres pour guitare : le Livre de guittarre dédié au Roy (sic) (publié à Paris en 1682) et le Livre de pièces pour la guittarre dédié au Roy (publié à Paris en 1686), second livre qu'il souhaita rendre plus accessible aux guitaristes moins avancés. En dehors de ces recueils, plusieurs pièces manuscrites, parmi lesquelles des transcriptions d'œuvres de Jean-Baptiste Lully.
Des pièces de Robert de Visée Sarabande et Bourrée arrangées pour la guitare classique contemporaine à 6 cordes et interprétées par Narciso Yepes font partie de la musique du film Jeux Interdits après la célèbre romance.
Das ist sehr sehr schön!
This music is really relaxed and make by hearing this floating notes everything in an coverless harmony!
C’est très Beau..Félicitations...
Enfin un français
Beautifull! Thanks for sharing!
Sin anuncios sería magnífico pero vemos todos que es inviable.
So beautiful
Thank you for having shared this with us, Dear. Mrs. Brezova!
You are very welcme, dear Brenda!
très belle musique ...très belle interprétation
Une bien belle musique, à méditer en ces temps troublés.
Sublime!
Jose Miguel Moreno. Es calidad, cultura e Historia hecha un hombre.
No olvides dar crédito a este compositor : Robert de Visée. El artista viene segundo.
Y no olvides que el excelente gusto por lo mejor de la música antigua hace a una mujer elegante también. Muchas gracias a la Señorita Ria.
so relaxing, such beautiful music.
Precioso.
Dankon pro la musiko. Estas bela
Que hermosa sorpresa! Un instrumento que no conocia y una musica para el que tampoco conocia y delicadamente ejecutada.Gracias por esta tan agradable sorpresa en la ya noche de este fin de verano tambien dulce con una brisa que separece ya al proximo otoño Todo delicado intimo sensible
Thank you very much for kind comment!
Thank you. Wonderful. Appears De Visee was born a wood-goat. Talented.
DC S Ah, yes. So he was driven (wood) for his talent, but not taken by ambitions (goat)... tending to be simply, purely authentic & sweetly true to his honest pursuit of the art?
Thank you for your elucidating comment, very enjoyable to know this fact :)
Un derroche de sensibilidad, toda una obra de arte y, un regalo para los sentidos...
Along with Weiss, Visee is my favourite lute composer.
Curieux que lorsque c'est génial et compliqué il ne soit pas plus de témoignages de Français. Jean-Louis Rosa
That C major suite is exquisite.
Thank you Ria Brezova for all of your wonderful uploads!
You are very welcome, Taylor DiClemente!
Refinement distilled....
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing it
José Miguel Moreno excels! He gives the most real voice to the music of old masters!
Such a subtle voice!
Natal de 2021. Muito amor...
Excellent and relaxing music, i love this kind of máster pieces, grettings from México
I use it to accompany my home workout with....
@@javierlopezpinon2128 excelente, es muy relajante, y a veces también me motiva
Can you hear the overtones of Concierto de Aranjuez in this first piece? Time flows back and forth!
Tres relaxant
DIVINE...thank you!
As always Bellissimo !!! Grazie Mile !!!
This is a superb piece, thank you
Absolutely lovely!
Splendid.
MR
Por fin lo encontré!! Gracias por esta belleza.
Muchas gracias por compartir
Reminds me of Fado music from Portugal, however De Visée's sound is the quintessence of Melancholic music, it just transcends your sorrow.
Fado?
Thank you
BRO THIS TRACK FIRE!!!!!!!
Bro ... LOL!
Perhaps ‘brethern’ would be a better word choice?
Thank you.
exquisitas musicas!!
Ho la fortuna di possedere un'automobile che mi consente di ascoltarlo mentre viaggio. Rende qualsiasi viaggio troppo breve..
Vraiment très bon . .
Very attractive sound 🧡
Замечательное исполнение, спасибо.
Thank you for this upload. I have looked in vain for a recording using a theorbo in D. Other recordings are with a theorbo in A, which, of course, gives a much "darker" sound. I like this!
Moreno is Sublime. Visee is great for background music...
Wouldn't it be great to be some aristocrat and have this meandering through the halls of your chateau?
One great thing about the baroque is that there is so much music you never reach the end of discovery.
It truly was a remarkable time, wasn't it?
Agreed, unbelievably deep
José Miguel excels !!!!!!
Beautiful indeed 🙏 Namasatê
Merci
GRacias !!!!
Amazing
¡Excelente! Gracias por compartir.
You arevery welcome!
Robert de Visée est d'une modernité éclatante...certaines de ses pièces jouent presque rock...Je l'adore
The last 2 pieces are harpsichord works by Francois Couperin, not pieces by Robert De Visée.
55:52 is Les Silvains from Ordre 1er de clavecin in G minor from his Premier Livre, or First Book (1713)
1:03:30 is Les Bergeries from Ordre 6ème de clavecin in B flat major from his Second Livre, or Second Book (1717)
F. Couperin's Les Bergeries is also found in the 1725 Notebook of Anna Magdalena Bach's in a version that's slightly different than the published form. We which begs the question, where did J S Bach find that copy?
I'm starting to like the lute. My favs. are harpsicord & recorder, esp. together.
OR, POP STAR OF THE PRESENT!
Classical music will always be superior
Se escucha el silencio y la calma de la noche en este cd. Una obra maestra.
¡eso!
Really great music all thru and the chaconne (passacaille?) in the C major suite is a masterpiece among masterpieces.
bien présenté ,c'est ainsi qu'on se comprend !
Merci Aria
1:03:35 F. Couperin's Les Bergeries is also found in the 1725 Notebook of Anna Magdalena Bach's in a version that's slightly different than the published form.
This is so great, it's making me ignore Antonio Corelli today!
That's my favourite composer, watch what you say.
Ignore Corelli? Hard to do
Did you mean Arcangelo Corelli?