⚘️❤❤❤❤❤ Big Heartfelt THANK YOU Mr.Pau NG for a 🕊🌷🎻Brilliantly masterpiece and the best performance.......Divine voices......!!!! Very beautiful picture!!.....💐💐💐🎇✨️🌼💫💜🥀🥀.....💎🎻.....🥂🥂🎂🍾🍾🌷🌺
Einen schönen Sonntag wünsche ich Ihnen Pau NG, welche schöne Musik von diesen Unbekannten Komponisten,herzlichen Dank an Sie und das gesamte Ensemble. Wunderbar und grüße an das Ensemble Orchester,Chor, Solisten und Dirigent, ebenso einen besonderen Gruß an alle und wünsche Ihnen eine friedliche, besinnliche Osterwoche,Es grüßt sie herzlich ❤❤❤❤ ihr lieber Joachim Ehlers aus Schallstadt südlich von Freiburg
The overlooked source of Baroque music the Spanish Peninsula. Which is a great pity because it produces gems like this. Simply beautiful and soul touching. Love it ❤️
Como malagueño te agradezco que hayas subido esta pieza que no conocía y que me ha fascinado. Iribarren es de estos compositores absolutamente imprescindibles en el barroco español pero del que aún queda mucho por hacer para dar a conocer su obra. Hace poco en mi recital de fin de grado de ESMUC toqué una de sus Lamentaciones de Semana Santa y llegábamos a la conclusión de que cómo es posible que este autor no sea más conocido y tenga todavía bastante música que no ha vuelto a ver la luz desde que la compusiera. ¡Gracias por compartir esta joya!
Iribarren es uno de los mejores representantes de la España musical de la primera mitad del siglo 18. Su música es maravillosa y a la vez genialmente escrita. El generalizado abandono y desinterés por el legado musical español de las administraciones públicas y de la sociedad en general es dramático. Hay literalmente miles de obras de compositores españoles absolutamente desconocidos cogiendo polvo en archivos, bibliotecas y catedrales. Agradezco vuestra labor y ojalá en el futuro podamos hablar de ellos con orgullo y también como representantes de la ‘marca España’. ¡Gracias por tus palabras!
Another beautiful composition by an artist completely unknown to me. THANK YOU so much, dear Paul NG! And happy Easter. Christus resurrexit, vere resurrexit.
It is amazing ! Yesterday and today I listened to fugues as well as "Il giudizio universale" Pietro Raimondi While Pietro Raimondi (1786-1853) is best known as an opera composer at this time, he was obsessed with counterpoint, and used his spare time writing multi-part fugues, as well as simultaneous fugues in different keys and modes for several groups of different instruments. He published 4 fugues in 4 voices, which can be combined to form a quadruple fugue in 16 voices, 6 fugues in 4 voices, which can become a sextuple fugue in 24 voices. Ricordi published 24 fugues a 4, 5, 6, e 8 voci, among which we find a quadruple fugue in 16 voices and a quintuple fugue in 20 voices, as well as 6 fugues in 4 voices, which can become a sextuple fugue in 24 voices and finally a fugue with 64 voices for 16 choirs with 4 voices. He considered this work experimental. Did you maybe put it on your site?
@@Reciclassicat One of his most spectacular experiments in music using simultaneity is his triple oratorio, "Putifar-Giuseppe-Giacobbe" (1848.). This work consists of three independent oratorios designed to be performed first consecutively, then simultaneously. The parts of the three oratorios are designed to fit closely together, while obeying standard rules of counterpoint; in Rome in 1852., during a concert lasting six hours, requiring 430 performers - Raimondi was so overwhelmed by the sonic intensity of the three oratorios played together that at the end he fainted, and the concert caused the sensation.
Baroque era music from the Iberian Peninsula has often been sadly neglected, but this excellent individualistic choral item will obviously serve to redress a lot of misgivings.
⚘️❤❤❤❤❤ Big Heartfelt THANK YOU Mr.Pau NG for a 🕊🌷🎻Brilliantly masterpiece and the best performance.......Divine voices......!!!! Very beautiful picture!!.....💐💐💐🎇✨️🌼💫💜🥀🥀.....💎🎻.....🥂🥂🎂🍾🍾🌷🌺
Einen schönen Sonntag wünsche ich Ihnen Pau NG, welche schöne Musik von diesen Unbekannten Komponisten,herzlichen Dank an Sie und das gesamte Ensemble. Wunderbar und grüße an das Ensemble Orchester,Chor, Solisten und Dirigent, ebenso einen besonderen Gruß an alle und wünsche Ihnen eine friedliche, besinnliche Osterwoche,Es grüßt sie herzlich ❤❤❤❤ ihr lieber Joachim Ehlers aus Schallstadt südlich von Freiburg
The overlooked source of Baroque music the Spanish Peninsula. Which is a great pity because it produces gems like this. Simply beautiful and soul touching. Love it ❤️
Merci pour cette superbe musique
Perfect music for this beautiful Sunday morning in Montreal. ( Snow finally stopped! ) 💞 Thank you and have a good week.
Como malagueño te agradezco que hayas subido esta pieza que no conocía y que me ha fascinado. Iribarren es de estos compositores absolutamente imprescindibles en el barroco español pero del que aún queda mucho por hacer para dar a conocer su obra. Hace poco en mi recital de fin de grado de ESMUC toqué una de sus Lamentaciones de Semana Santa y llegábamos a la conclusión de que cómo es posible que este autor no sea más conocido y tenga todavía bastante música que no ha vuelto a ver la luz desde que la compusiera.
¡Gracias por compartir esta joya!
Iribarren es uno de los mejores representantes de la España musical de la primera mitad del siglo 18. Su música es maravillosa y a la vez genialmente escrita. El generalizado abandono y desinterés por el legado musical español de las administraciones públicas y de la sociedad en general es dramático. Hay literalmente miles de obras de compositores españoles absolutamente desconocidos cogiendo polvo en archivos, bibliotecas y catedrales.
Agradezco vuestra labor y ojalá en el futuro podamos hablar de ellos con orgullo y también como representantes de la ‘marca España’. ¡Gracias por tus palabras!
Another beautiful composition by an artist completely unknown to me. THANK YOU so much, dear Paul NG! And happy Easter. Christus resurrexit, vere resurrexit.
Thank you for the wonderful music today
It is amazing ! Yesterday and today I listened to fugues as well as "Il giudizio universale" Pietro Raimondi While Pietro Raimondi (1786-1853) is best known as an opera composer at this time, he was obsessed with counterpoint, and used his spare time writing multi-part fugues, as well as simultaneous fugues in different keys and modes for several groups of different instruments. He published 4 fugues in 4 voices, which can be combined to form a quadruple fugue in 16 voices, 6 fugues in 4 voices, which can become a sextuple fugue in 24 voices. Ricordi published 24 fugues a 4, 5, 6, e 8 voci, among which we find a quadruple fugue in 16 voices and a quintuple fugue in 20 voices, as well as 6 fugues in 4 voices, which can become a sextuple fugue in 24 voices and finally a fugue with 64 voices for 16 choirs with 4 voices. He considered this work experimental. Did you maybe put it on your site?
Unfortunately, I have no music by Pietro Raimondi in my collection... yet.
@@Reciclassicat One of his most spectacular experiments in music using simultaneity is his triple oratorio, "Putifar-Giuseppe-Giacobbe" (1848.). This work consists of three independent oratorios designed to be performed first consecutively, then simultaneously. The parts of the three oratorios are designed to fit closely together, while obeying standard rules of counterpoint; in Rome in 1852., during a concert lasting six hours, requiring 430 performers - Raimondi was so overwhelmed by the sonic intensity of the three oratorios played together that at the end he fainted, and the concert caused the sensation.
Glorioso! 🙏❤️🌿🕊️💞
Muito obrigado por mais uma obra sacra de um compositor desconhecido!
Un piacevole ascolto fino all'ultima nota
Baroque era music from the Iberian Peninsula has often been sadly neglected, but this excellent individualistic choral item will obviously serve to redress a lot of misgivings.
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Bastano poche note per giudicare il compositore " BELLISSIMO" grazie.