Antonio Vivaldi "La Folia" - Apollo's Fire Baroque Orchestra/Jeannette Sorrell

[emiliert]

That's great, but I'm working on Corelli's La Folia.

[uduman1]

1:44 - "Yo what's up oh shit we're still playing"

[vikingsystem]

didn´t know this kind of baroque music was from Portuguese origin.

[vivjfriday]

This is a great performance from my favorite version of the 'folia.' It is, of course, an arrangement, as the "suonate a tre" were written for just two violins.

[omoshiroidayo]

ive once heared the follia on youtube and thougt this is boring, y does everyone like it so much. and yesterday i watched again and WOW this is AWESOME. vivaldi made an epic peace. im sorry for all peple in the world that dislike classical music...

[karlangas1998]

sensacionnal :D



[videosflopi]

I liked the interpretation. Excellent solo. To justify the expressions on the faces we note that enjoyed it.

[scheve7]

wish i was born in 16th century!

[naimtekin]

Bu eser Francesco Geminiani'nin değil mi? Nasıl Vivaldi'nin oluyor?

[acikbufe]

@naimtekin

Bu eser 10larca farklı besteci tarafından düzenlenmiş bir müzikal form. Vivaldi'nin ki en bilinenlerinden biridir. Güzel bir Vivaldi Follia'sı dinlemek isterseniz, benim yüklediğim bu videodan dinleyebilirsiniz.

/watch?v=fBlm3frdvQU&feature=r­elmfu

[pheona1000]

Strings too overpowering! Could not hear the beautiful Zampieri harp at all - so disappointing!

[UrsusSwe]

A fantastic classical piece and well performed!



[UrsusSwe]

A fantastic classical piece and well performed!

[sindaca]

terrific!!!!!!!!



[Tonys714]

That ending sounds like punk rock, awesome.

[arnikloes]

this piece make me a day...seriously..............

its really beautiful

never listen like this bfore except the Brandenburg from Bach

[milldabeast519]

look at the swag wooo

[ermeslozingaro]

Bravi davvero ♪♫♪ Performance ai massimi livelli 

[TVCasualtee]

Metal!!!!!!!! Man I could listen to these variations all day!



[Cosifantuttee]

LOL I thought the conductor was Emmanuelle Haïm :)

[KarlAmade]

Wow, this was some nice informed ladies.

I love when early music adds in "Capriccio Stravagante"... raw and brutal, as it should be.

[apolothegod]

Oh, so beautiful....Finally a predominantly female group...

[youtubister]

Bravo !

[jhm1313]

Excellent video. Excellent performance. Excellent piece. Just one question: Why is the lutenist shown for literally only one second (at 2:31)? Is it because he's bald?!

[TVCasualtee]

@jhm1313 lol! I didn't even notice him there before

[davehshs]

@jhm1313 It's not a lute; it's a small (presumably 18th-century) guitar. Maybe they only showed him briefly because he's not audible anywhere in the music. :-)

[Camerinus]

@jhm1313 -- We see a little more of him in the longer version; this is an abridged version of the 9-10 mn original (which I can't find any longer).

[CUETZALANADVENTURES]

Me encanto es sublime.... Vaya super Genial. Quiero ver y escuchar algun dia esto en mi tierra.

[williejax2]

In Cleveland, as you can plainly see, they are SERIOUS about baroque music!

[Antnelson13]

Amazing... stunning

[InevYivkov]

Suena bastante bien, lástima que no es la FOllia completa

[mrharpsi]

Great!! Magical!!

Great idea and yet better realisation!!!!

[DoSostenidoMenor]

En vez de tanto programa del corazón, debería haber muchos mas programas de estos en la televisión española!!!

de verdad, nos llevan años de ventaja mental...

[laresoldo39]

Pure Rocknn roll stars!!!!

[cyanastropyre]

The secret to their great sound is having the musicians stand during the performance. They are allowed to be much more expressive by full mobility. Masterful!

[motomet]

They do enjoy, that's the difference. Great

[cha0scl0ud]

They need to get together with Yngwie Malmsteen or Dethklok :) Baroque + Neoclassical would melt your face.

[oldun52]

Have you ever seen a group of musicians ENJOY themselves so much?

[cyberk25]

simply wow

[laketroutdeepdown]

Did people back then rock wildly around like they do now while playing their violins?

[homousios]

Didnt Rachmaninoff also have one. I believe it is called varaiations on a theme by corelli

[AlainNaigeon]

There's one by Bononcini, too!

[violabetch]

Vivaldi's folia is so much better than corelli's. Corelli's folia is too boring, just looking at the sheet music made me go to sleep.Vivaldi's has very strong variations and are very fun to play,corelli's are just to simple.

[paqman67]

@violabetch another Antonio wrote a wonderful Folia as well....the EVIL Antonio Salieri!!! Boo!! Hiss!!! j/k Antonio Salieri, in my humble opinion, wrote wonderful music! You must remember, however, Vivaldi was just going to the Seminary by the time Old Corelli wrote this...Vivaldi was much influeced by Corelli, as was Bach later by Vivaldi...too bad Bach considered writting these type of variations "frivolous"...oh, well he di give us the Goldberg variations, Passacaglia in c & the Ciaconna.

[brianthomasford]

read the info...

[brianthomasford]

keep thinking everyone...

[parkerharps]

Great sound, but why do the violinists have to flop about like that... does it add anything musically????

[gabrigebri]

What Corelli?????? Are you crazy? This is one of the most popular Vivaldi's piece.

[AlainNaigeon]

Ha ha, don't you know that Corelli, too, has written a very famous setting of this Follia theme ?

[jorgembc12]

bassemm84 you are wrong this is vivaldi corellis´s is other

[KarlAmade]

@jorgembc12

Indeed, this is Vivaldi's.

[harackmw]

@KarlAmade Yeah, its amazing how clear it is that Vivaldi had a hand on this piece...

[cornomedale]

issimi ,

[bassemm84]

sorry but that's not Antonio Vivaldi, that is Arcengelo Correli

[AlainNaigeon]

That's a Follia, for sure, amongst all that have been written.

But, sorry, that's Vivadi's one.

Corelli is quite beautiful, too, I agree.

[doctor88keys]

Incredible performance. Rock on Adriane!

-Peter & Guinness

[Rpkist77]

Why are their violins tuned so oddly? this is slightly odd.

[grantco1313]

As in tuned lower? They're probably using some kind of baroque tuning which was at A415 instead of A440 or something similar. There was no standard pitch at the time though 415 is often used...

[Rpkist77]

Yeah. I'm pretty sure you're right.

[defyle]

I like the germiniani more. but this very nice

[olddoc3]

Baroque at its very best! A taste and a treasure.

[condorcito99]

Bellisima interpretacion! Siento mi piel como de gallina al oirla. Gracias por compartir la musica y el video.

[floridadude47]

Very, very, VERY, VERY..... wow.... I've heard some good baroque music but,,,,,, this is unbelievable

[annakim925]

You know, Antonio Vivaldi was a virtuoso violinist so I think this is the best masterpiece than any other LA FOLLIA. This music is sooooo attractive!!

[PipoMcGavin]

The one made by marin marais is also a masterpiece :)

[thelightisahead]

Mm these are brilliant, and played amazingly in this arrangement! Have you heard Corelli's? They're very much in the same vein, though instilled with his own musical language of course, but they're very attractive (try to hear Andrew Manze accompanied by Richard Egarr)

[a392player]

Great performance, congratulations!