François Couperin: Sixième Concert, Gonzalo X. Ruiz, baroque oboe
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Gosh but isn't the tone of those baroque instruments just too special. I never want to listen to baroque music played without them.
Beautiful!
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Beautiful performance and it's fascinating to hear the authentic instruments.
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This video is a response to Couperin - "Les Concerts Royaux" Concert No. 4 - Mov. 1-4/7
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All Comments (18)
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Wow pleassure to listen to this!!
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Beautiful formation, a pleasure to hear!
congratulations to all
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I simply love this group of players!! Sublime! The harpsichordist I'd wonderful at the art of continuo. Thank you!
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It is a harpsichord, which is used when performing baroque and renaissance music.
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is that a viol???
Will1324657 1 year ago
@Will1324657 Yes, the viol, also called the viola da gamba, is the bowed instrument on the left.
Walvis2007 1 year ago
Did baroque cello and viola da gamba players commonly use this right-hand position, which is the reverse of that used by today's cello players?
davehshs 1 year ago
@davehshs Just the viol players bow underhand.
Walvis2007 1 year ago
Click on 720p for a good balance between resolution and playability; try 1080p if you have a both a fast computer and fast internet connection. Allow the red bar to fill up one third or more before playing.
Walvis2007 2 years ago