Tant que Vivray - Broken Consort - Eduardo Antonello

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Claudin de Sermisy (c. 1490 - October 13, 1562) - Tant que Vivray - Renaissance Broken Consort dedicated to Pic (my pacient dog who can be seen sleeping close to the clavichord )
Eduardo Antonello
Viola da Gamba - Bass, tenor and alto parts
Crumhorn - Bass and sopran parts
Tenor Recorder - Sopran part
Portative Organ - Sopran part
Clavichord
Drums
Bell
Recorded in September 1 2011 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by Eduardo Antonello

[@JeffreyAshton]

Tant que Vivray one of the greatest Hits of the Renaissance.

[@mungmungie]

It is a pleasure to listen to and share this wonderful music. I never tire of hearing it.

[@EarlyMusicinadifferentway]

Glad you like it Peter! Regards!

[@ClergetMusic]

Génial! J’apprécie ton performance de cette musique de Claudin de Sermisy!

[@soniagomez7541]

Muy bueno

[@labananiere]

Très très beau, fort belle interprétation... Merci Claudin de Sermisy, merci Eduardo Antonello, j'aime cette musique de la renaissance et la renaissance, que c'est beau.

[@EarlyMusicinadifferentway]

Merci André! I suggest you checking the new version of it i uploaded a few months ago. Hope you like it also! Thank you very much for your comments

[@Searle8]

ANTASTICO! You obviously know how to give powerful, and colourful interpretations of Early Music. Please continue...and pleasure us (so to speak!) with more musique fantastique.....!

[@anacarolins]

Muito bom, Antonello!

[@glenpovey1297]

'Tant kon je vivray, n'aimeray d'autrui de vous': I think of a much older 12th century version but the sound is very similar. This is beautiful music.

[@EarlyMusicinadifferentway]

Thanks for this information :)

[@camhanguyen9465]

Amazing!!

[@EarlyMusicinadifferentway]

Thanks! :)

[@EarlyMusicinadifferentway]

@lcerante Lol don´t say that! What you think about recording the brandenburg concertos? lol!!!

[@lcerante]

Now you don't need me!! :-)

[@goodguy630]

AWESOME PERFORMANCE!!!! (Don't like the tempo though. Much faster.)

[@EarlyMusicinadifferentway]

@snower05 Hello snower! Pic is in the clavichord space box. Unfortunately, after 15 years with us he has gone =( Take care friend!

[@PiepsiPanic]

Wow, a portative organ! I wish I had one (but that's expensive shit...).
That's a great video, well done!
But funnily it reminds me on Beaker of the Muppets, in which he plays Beethoven's "Ode to joy" ("Ode an die Freude"). Just search for /watch?v=VnT7pT6zCcA on UA-cam (add the UA-cam top level domain before the slash, unfortunately I can't post the full address, UA-cam is censoring the complete URL within comments).
:)

[@snower05]

Hi Eduardo my friend,
great, I like your Video but where is Pic? Please show him a little bit greater on your next video! Our dog is even so patient, he can sleep during we play our bagpipes otherwise he is "singing" the vocal parts.

[@stephenallen1149]

Not your common orchestra.

[@EarlyMusicinadifferentway]

+Stephen Allen :)