Renaissance Consort No. 6

[Buschibu]

Also doch die "gute alte Zeit"!!! Zumindest die Ideen, also auch die Kompositionen,

atmen den Geist des Glücks, in den Harmonien und Rhythmen zu schwelgen. Tilman Susato erfindet Melodien, die meinen Geist hintragen zu den Müttern der Ewigkeit!!!

[curryguide]

Fantastic music, when will you go on tour in Germany ?

[hinakomalin]

Wunderbar!!! Great version! Thumbs up from a Malaysian!

[hinakomalin]

Wunderbar!!! Great version! Thumbs up from a Malaysian!

[LaurentziuRo]

WONDERFUL !

[guzzel150]

back then they diddnt have dudes with an ego and a tuned up car with bass in the back, thank god..

[timo201282]

The style of music that me and my recently died good fried LOVED!!!!

R.I.P Micheal.... I hope you can listen to that pieces wherever you are........

[chefcca]

outstanding!

[coltsowl]

Ladies.... See ROMANTIC movie clip  A knight and his lady

[muziekant156]

rock and roll of the middle ages

[lichtbroeder]

A thumbs down for this comment? This music WAS the "rock and roll" of its time. Hip, trendy, modern. Good grief.

[muziekant156]

to the contrary, it was a compliment!  I agree with you

[MrEdgeofchaos]

@muziekant156 believe it or not, i like this stuff. i think its perfectly okay to listen to this stuff just like anyone would listen to rap or rock or whatever floats your medieval boat

[heavnnnsent]

I went out into the neighborhood in my car and blasted this really loud. But nobody complained.

[heavnnnsent]

These people are talented and don't miss a note, specially considering they were all born in the 1500's!

[KatyFiddler]

They've had lots of time to practise then :-)

[dikkie1333]

this music makes me think of the jostiband xD

[Monrealese]

i never heard the jostiband perform this music

[mustie58]

chiel kes

[chieldeventer]

Klas 3J!!!

Demtaaaaah!

[lollerthere2]

Hoi slatink 3e klas Theoretisch!

[loploplop103]

i love to eat tulips

[demotracks]

I'm gettin such a lovely musical feeling when i hear this. Hmm=)

[larosenoire1]

Very nice.

[clydesight]

I love it! Thanks for the video! I have an old cassette filled with Tielmann Susato dances, wore the poor thing out from playing so much.

[Korea4Me]

I blasted up the speakers this morning and woke everybody up with this wonderful music!

[AngelaJGilroy]

Enormous fun!

[clydesight]

Wonderful! Thank you so much.

[elinofgreengables]

You are much better without those dancers! : )

[funsascha]

Very interesting and beautiful! Thank you very much.

[Traverso66]

Very beautiful and an excellent interpretation. I feel very, very good. But ..... i don`t like Temple- or Woodblocks :-))

Best regards from Germany

[AlainNaigeon]

The room is beautiful, too !

[eitrox]

Good, fantastic, thanks for spain

[sjodenator]

This is great... the performance of La Morisque is the best of about 12 performances I've heard. Nice job :)

[lVlagneto]

The guy on sticks is awesome. :)

[WoodwindGirl79]

Could someone tell me what all the instruments are from left to right?

Thanks, Cassy

[madaraszi]

four recorders (i guess soprano-alto-tenor and bass)

a lute

four viola da gambas (bass, tenor, alto and soprano )

a double bass (to tell the truth this a bit anachronistic as a renaissance instrument, but only a little bit: the sub-contrabass viola da gamba has the same tuning of it's strings as the double-bass

percussion (i don't know exactly the type)

[madaraszi]

Sorry I was wrong.

The first two recorders are both sopranos.

The third in the hand of the red-tabarded man is an alto recorder and the fourth is the bass.

The denominations of the viola da gambas are varied in almost every country, and were varied centuries ago by the music-theoretics. But I think that the second viola dagamba from the left side played by the puke-red dressed lady is the "classical" gamba pitched: D-G-c-e-a-d'

[schatzmaster]

The music that they make is so beautiful, warm and epic. Do they tour internationally, or only in Hungary?

[joeyboi87]

fantastic!!!

[leonsol2]

Excellent! I only found out about Teilman Susato through Y.Tube.

I'm not a musician but I know real creativity when I hear it. This is really something for Christmas morning!

[sanderr24]

Superb! I live near Antwerp and I am very proud of the beautiful music made in this area. I also will mention the Susanne van Soldt - manuscript for keyboard instruments.

[boydoistink]

OMG SO COOL!! XD

my school band is playing this :D

[Hatredheart4ever]

DUde...ben even we play better than this <.<

[boydoistink]

hahah lol XD

[aelfricbetera]

wonderful; energetic and tuneful with variety

[Korea4Me]

Susato ROCKS!!

[Galindafiedforever]

This is very good. Sometimes a little fast for my taste, but to each their own. Very neat to hear this played by traditional instruments after my band played it. 5/5

[Searle8]

When Medieval, and Renaissance Music is played with panache, and sheer ethusiasm it can easily rival any pop music group. It just needs creativity in abudance, and a good understanding of the varied instrumentation.

The Renaissance Consort appears to be a good example of the above.

R.Searle

[Montyleeny14]

right

[Montyleeny14]

Greatest consort ever!

[Kossuth1956]

nagyon jó

[TuboEspectador]

There are recordings all over the place of Tielman Susato's music, but this group is really great!

Cheers!

[uruziam]

It's a delight to hear an ensemble play absolutely on pitch, in gorgeous unity, with no rhythmic shlumpiness at all, and so spiritedly. You people rule!!

[petikee1]

thsis is the rondino i can play in trumpet this is amazing

[madders83]

wow. This is amazing. Is there a recording of this?

[Elhardt]

As soon as I played this video, I thought this must be the group I have on CD, because they sound virtually identical, not to mention they're playing the same pieces of music. However, after checking my CD, it appears they are different. If this group doesn't have a recording, then the New London Consort headed by Philip Pickett does (or did back when I bought mine), titled "Tielman Susato, Dansereye 1551", or "Susato Dances" reading the edge of the CD case.

[PestisNigra]

Hi, there is a Hungarian counterpart of Pickett, he is ( was ) László Czidra, releasing a Susato album in 1985 by Hungaroton. I think, the way of performing the dances here resembles to that of Czidra.[ No wonder, this group is also Hungarian.] ( Of course, all of them originate from D. Munrow. )