early french oboe, 17th century

Gonzalo comments on the earliest version of the oboe, intertwined with a Rameau Loure and some non-sequitorial visuals.

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Music

Tags:

• baroque
• oboe
• classical
• bach
• gonzalo
• ruiz

[meyoozik]

This is a Loure from Les Fetes D'Hebes by JP Rameau.

[jprush]

I do not understand the reason for the swimmers!

[Phillis726]

Hahaha, the swimmers are ridiculous.

[221Dw]

Is this a documentry about swimming or baroque oboes?

[Broadsidejohn]

This certainly defines "non-sequitorial" with the Oriental swimming women. First annoying, then amusing. Being a history buff and a fan of early music, I would enjoy a longer history lesson on the early oboe. But what a beautiful example of the instrument.

[mschmidt62]

I love the combination of the swimmers and the baroque music.

[locobeis]

this video is so good that is dada istic

[Cancion78]

what is the "liason" between the baroque oboe and those swimmers????

[PoisonBreaths]

@StevenShields29 tsk tsk, you cannot tell they are oriental because the goggles cover up the key part that tell us apart. the eyes. :]

[BernardProfitendieu]

@llesmestep you taking things way too seriously: even sadder.

[llesmestep]

This instrument is too important to introduce it with a bunch of swimmers. So sad :(

[papoocanada]

we want to see the rare instrument played........not a bunch of broads in a swimming pool