From Concerto Grosso in D, opus 6 no 4
Live performance at CAFETEATRET in Oslo
BAROKKANERNE: Kati Debretzeni, Ingeborg Fimreite, Jørn Halbakken, Niels Aschehoug, Karolina Radziej, Siv Thomassen, Susanne Schwarz, Mari Giske, Kathrine Skaug, Gunnar Hauge, Einar Schøyen, Christian Kjos, Vegard Lund
@KhagarBalugrak
well perhaps you are right, I am secular myself having studied physics as a young man, but if you are religious then of course Handels Messiah, for example, with all the singing about God, the Son of God, Holy virgins etc would have more effect on you than on me, though I do admit to a tear in my eye occasionally.
jamianpal 1 year ago
@jamianpal, there are many baroque pieces which are not just pleasing, but also moving. Bach's organ works are good examples of this type of baroque work. In particular, some of the religious baroque works evoke powerful feelings of sacredness.
KhagarBalugrak 1 year ago
corelli is a baroque composer so you would expect to be pleased by this performance by good musicians, but not 'moved'
jamianpal 1 year ago
The voicing is well-balanced and this is pleasing to listen to overall. It's not very moving, however, and there are much better performances of this piece.
KhagarBalugrak 2 years ago