Capriccio Stravagante #1 - Leclair : Ouverture III OP13

To intention of english speakers : First part of many amazing videos.

Ensemble : Capriccio Stravagante
Chef : Skip Sempé
Mouvement : Ouverture III, Opus XIII.
Compositeur : Jean-Marie Leclair (1697-1764)

Enregistré au : Salon Hercules du château de Versailles (2005).

Violons :
Sophie Gent
Tuomo Suni
Flûtes :
Julien Martin
Itay Jedlin
Basse de viole :
Josh Cheatham
Clavecin :
Skip Sempé

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Skip
• Sempé
• Capriccio
• Stravagante
• Leclair
• Baroque
• Ouvertures
• Sonates

[alra1975]

As Smith Sherman's FineArtsReview personal site symbol of "freedom" was a total failure, he is back to Youtube with his tail among his legs and with a fake name, betraying his own credo of "you must show your real name".

Ladies and Gentlemen, please give a warm welcome back to Smith Sherman's ClassicalMusicReview new channel!

[peymaania]

I was thinking the samething, they are rather handsome, and the music is fine too!

[davehshs]

@alra1975 I trust (hope) you're not a native English speaker. For his tail to be 'among' his legs, he would have to have three or more legs. :-)

[dlballesteros]

What a beautiful music, what a good players and amazing interpretation! Thank you!

[TotalBarock23]

I'm in love with this violinist (blond one...:P)

[sosome57]

Wow! The video quality is superb! Makes me feel like I'm there, like those are my fingers on the strings (and I wish they were - nice venue, too!)! Sound is superb, too! Thank you so much for posting this! Fantastic!

[zdrastvutye]

j'aurais omis la conciliation des instruments, mais mes meilleurs compliments pour ce qui suit...

[jmtappenden]

Beautiful.This is the overture from Scylla et Glaucus.

[mrmolinodelahoz]

What a joy to hear this music so beautifully performed.

I think that musicians are a higher order in evolution of the human species and the rest of us will catch up in the millenium to come.

[morindhe]

Excuse this aside, but I've never laid eyes on a better looking ensemble in my life. They sound marvellous too, that goes without saying :)