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7 months ago
Purcell~ Dido & Aeneas: Overture
Dido and Aeneas is an opera by the English Baroque composer Henry Purcell, from a libretto by Nahum Tate. The first known performance was at a girl...
bubblykings • 29,995 views
kenmorris
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9 months ago
Blue of A Kind sing Star Spangled Banner at Fenway Park
Blue of a Kind sings the National Anthem to kick off the night game against the Tampa Bay Rays, April 12, 2011.
reggersusa • 793 views
kenmorris
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You guys were terrific ! Individually and collectively. I especially appreciate the musicality of your pitchpipe Bob. Keep up the great work ! Boak rocks !
An die Musik ! Ad astra !
Vincent
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1 year ago
Soave sia il vento - Così fan tutte, Glyndebourne 2006
From the amazing DVD of Mozart's Così fan tutte, recorded at Glyndebourne in 2006.
Ivan Fischer directs the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment....
FuzzyCerts • 196,816 views
kenmorris
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Soave sia il vento
Tranquilla sia l'onda
Ed ogni elemento
Benigno risponda
ai nostri desir
May the wind be gentle
May the waves be calm
And may each of the elements
Answer warmly
to our desires
These beautiful,yet enigmatic lyrics -five lines -almost like Italian Haiku - convey the longing, hope ...
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1 year ago
Fritz Wunderlich Schubert, An die Musik
Fritz Wunderlich
Schubert,An die Musik
joanabanyeres • 56,516 views
kenmorris
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This astonishing Lied lies at the core of Music.The German words are lyrical, blend beautifully with the music.I attempt here to do an Italian translation:
O Arte Sacra, in quante ore grigi,
quando orbita feroce della vita mi preso in trappola
Hai riaccesso il mio cuore con caldo amore
Mi ha...
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1 year ago
Monteverdi: Zefiro torna e di soavi accenti - Fouchécourt, Padmore
High resolution and stereo sound:
http://www.youtube.com/watc...
"Zefiro torna e di soavi accenti", SV 251,
madrigal for two te...
civileso • 68,826 views
kenmorris
commented:
Che piu si puo dire ? Straordinari ! Superbi ! Splendidi!
I heard L'arpeggiata, and my hero Doron on cornetto nero,
at Carnegie Hall (Zankel) on Friday night do a splendid recital of music
from Teatro d'a more, the CD which Zefiro torna is on.They are
absolutely fantastic- historical vetted, upte...
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1 year ago
Zefiro torna (Monteverdi) - Rial & Jaroussky
Claudio Monteverdi
"Zefiro torna"
Nuria Rial (soprano)
Philippe Jaroussky (countertenor)
L'Arpeggiata (direction: Christina Pluhar)
Marietherese77fr • 170,776 views
kenmorris
commented:
Che piu si puo dire ? Straordinari ! Superbi ! Splendidi!
I heard L'arpeggiata, and my hero Doron on cornetto nero,
at Carnegie Hall (Zankel) on Friday night do a splendid recital of music
from Teatro d'a more, the CD which Zefiro torna is on.They are
absolutely fantastic- historical vetted, upte...
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1 year ago
Pur ti miro - Nuria Rial, Philippe Jaroussky, Christina Pluhar and l'Arpeggiata (Claudio Monteverdi)
Two winners of the German Echo Klassik (Classical) 2009 awards. Christina Pluhar and l'Arpeggiata were awarded the 'Klassik ohne Grenzen' award (an...
ClassicalRelated • 129,905 views
kenmorris
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My remarks about this performance are below. Un altra volta, Bravissimi !
Several questions:
One: Is the antiphonal music at the beginning by
Bertali, Merula, Sacrati, Ferrari or Monteverdi? Can someone who
really knows the music of the seicento give us a vetted answer.
Two: I have watched ever...
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1 year ago
'Ciaccona del Paradiso e del Inferno' P Jaroussky + Arpeggiata - Pluhar, life
Philippe Jaroussky L'Arpeggiata-Christina Pluhar Concert life Ambronay 18.09.2008
« Icônes du Seicento »
Philippe Jaroussky Contre-tenor
LArpe...
Arpeggiata • 250,737 views
kenmorris
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That this was L'arpegfgiata's first foray into the USA speaks to how much work we need to do to catch up to our European friends and relatives in terms of appreciating music of the rinascimento, and baroque. Splendidi ! Meravigliosi! Superbi ! Straordinari! Bravi !
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1 year ago
kenmorris
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Whose painting graces this youtube video?
Also, who wrote this overture if the actual autograph copy of Purcell's work has not been found? Is it an overture for this opera, or another Purcell piece for another work?