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@vitellia That is still the most furious I have seen him, so far. He is improving as an actor. But it is sure that his timbre will always be a problem in this kind of arias. He cannot convince anyone that he is upset or evil. That is not in his nature.

@skitzo429 Then do not start with calling them names, and they will have more respect for your differing opinion.

@ssaillensine He does sing very well. This is why he kind of ruined his recording with the use of the dulcimer, in my opinion. It does sound good, but it is not justified at all. Actually, a pianoforte would have been more acceptable, because it does seem that some of Händel's cantatas, for insta...

What's the point of re-uploading videos stolen from another channel, in lower quality and out of sync? This is simply pathetic.

What's the point of re-uploading videos stolen from another channel, in lower quality and out of sync? This is pathetic.

Pour ceux qui voudraient passer directement à la musique: 6:10

@civileso Yes, or like asteroids (my first thought). Many magical moments there. The legs at 2:20, the cars that look like toys around 2:30, etc.

Very beautiful video. Thanks for sharing.

@milosbar See the section 'Historical Bows' in the Wikipedia article 'Bow (music)'.

@dydziooo This movement is in G minor.

@lautenist4711 To be exact, in English it is called cornetto (the Italian name), cornett (derived from Italian) or zink (the German name). In French, cornet à bouquin (which means something like: little horn of an old male goat).

@JRichardYoung In the video description, I mentioned 'Published in 'Selva morale e spirituale' (Venice, 1640)', so you can search a little harder and find the score. This was composed by Monteverdi.