Music in Protestant Germany 1600-1640. Early Music Consort of London. David Munrow, director

[ArnoldSchwarznigger]

How accurate is the sound to what it actually sounded like in the early 1600s? (e.g. the reliability of instruments and sheets.) 

[TheFinalFrontiersman]

@ArnoldSchwarznigger All of the instruments are either reproduced from originals that still exist, or, typically, from the illustrations of the book Syntagma Musicum. As for the music, I don't know, but I would assume that it is accurate.

[Nycholai]

Is it just me or does this suck and is bullshit?

[SvonJunzt]

@Nycholai

It is you who is bullshit and sucks I would gather since you feel the need to write such immature shit! Get a life!:)

[Naurimon]

These sackbuts really are splendid

[SvonJunzt]

Is it me or is "La Bouree" by Praetorius missing like one note around 02,17? I usually play along on my guitar but I always get thrown off at that point...

[SvonJunzt]

@SvonJunzt Disregard that one! The film is cut right there I see!:)

[Fluyt4Vt]

Impressive music and instruments.

[16mmDJ]

Love the sackbuts!

[aonsomusic]

cool trombones... i wonder if we can find the papper peace

[BaroqueJazzPlays]

Thank you for the time and trouble to upload - fantastic clip to watch...

[SvonJunzt]

Bransle double by Praetoirus has become one of my favorite songs after watching this!!! So arrogantly written and performed that it almost hurts! Heartfelt thanks from Denmark!!!;D

[MrLanfranck]

FANTASTIC!!!!

[erasmo67adr]

BRAVO!!!!!!! VERY BEAUTIFULL.

[erasmo67adr]

BRAVO!!!!! MARCELO ADRIANO EM RIO DE JANEIRO BRASIL.......