Guillaume Dufay (1397-1474) - Nuper rosarum flores

[Hadarf96]

thumbs up if you here only because you have a music test

[HeartnSoul99]

Awesome & very well played, thanks to you, take care !

[macdonald59]

da rimanere a bocca aperta dalla bellezza

[danthebogman22]

The argument of authenticity will never end I fear

[LaurentziuRo]

GREAT music !

[Monteverdiforever]

Eseguito la prima volta in S.Maria del Fiore a Firenze nel 1436,per celebrare la consacrazione della chiesa.

[risterion]

Melodía majestuosa.

[omoetamo]

the best rendition. bravo Maletto! viva the prof! :)

[Latteke1Elatje]

apart :P

niet slecht, maar nou ook niet super mooi! je moet er van houden...

[theprof1958]

@Latteke1Elatje

Bedankt voor de reactie. Ik begrijp dat u heeft geschreven in het Dutch, dankzij het grote aantal klinkers :-)

[JoepVoorter]

@Latteke1Elatje ja vind ik ook, ik moest het voor een opdracht van school luisteren:P

[roschlau]

@Latteke1Elatje

Als je er een paar keer vaker naar hebt geluisterd wordt het anders. Ik vind het nu na een paar keer luisteren steeds mooier worden.

Maar ja dat is met wel meer muziek zo...

Zo blijf je bezig ; )

groet

Hermann

[RubsNL]

beautifull.. just brilliant

[MrsContinuum1]

gran motete isorrítmico tardio , cando foi estreado no duomo (florencia) deberon de tembla-los seus cimentos

[Eye2watch]

Beautiful! :)

[EliGioCic]

Uno dei brani più belli e senza dubbi famosi di Dufay. Citato in tutti i libri di storia della musica. L'utilizzo dei fiati al posto delle voci è un'indicazione dello stesso Dufay?

[voxhunden]

I LOVE the brass in this piece. It's gives the music a rare majestic quality. Dufay was an incredible composer.

[PeterGMoll]

Thanks for a most interesting production. It would be very useful for the listener to state what the instruments are -- non-specialists like myself have no idea at all! I liked having the brass do the two tenor voices as that clarifies the texture. There is an eyewitness account of the ceremony at which this music was first performed which mentions that there were voices and instruments.  Please give use more of this remarkable music.

[ModeratelyGreen]

I suspect they are trombones, although not of the large-bore variety used in modern orchestras. The (relatively) small bore diameter produces a brighter, more pointed sound.

[SecretTheatre]

@ModeratelyGreen Probably sackbuts - though I'm not sure how historically authentic that would be as there is not much evidence for use of sackbuts before the middle of the 15th century.

[pnksk8r390]

@SecretTheatre

they're definitely sackbuts

[pnksk8r390]

@ModeratelyGreen

they sound like sackbuts to me... cause trombones werent around at that time, and this is an authentic ensemble.

[fedevai1]

Un mottetto per celebrare la cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore a Firenze nel 1436.

[voxhunden]

This is fantastic! Is this anywhere near "historically-politically correct"?

[darkdemonded]

heaven.... 0 : )