It kinda sounds like it's muffled or underwater. I like how it sounds but I'm not surprised the Tuba took over

I see why composers did not write much for the clarinet in it's early days.

When composer run out of idea : *its still beautiful tho

Why its sounded like bassoon

What is the title of the piece?

What a beast... definitely not the the prettiest instrument.

Absolutely charming. Thank you.

Beautiful sound. Startling and amazing at the same time.

Contra? You better stick that in a field artillery unit.

I wish that actual technology would allow this kind of instrument to become cheaper and affordable.

Vraiment extraordinaire ce son ! J'en vibre encore !

Well done

She likes drop D tuning, must be a rocker! 😅

So romantic, love it

I did not feel that this was authentic French sound as those lower notes had a very Flemish accent to them - probably because the bubinger wood was grown in the Belgian Congo as is common. Also, I could not help but notice some Spanish influence in there also, but altogether a very cosmopolitan flavour and so well suited for any continental orchestra. 😅

I want one

Wonderful video. Thank you to the choir girls 👏 Looking forward to more in the series..

Fascinating challenge composing for historic instruments with a modern influence. And that spelling of ‘favorite’ is technically illegal outside the USA🙂

weird austrians

I was looking up the word "tenuous" in the dictionary and in the process I came across a drawing of a theorbo. I came here to check it out.

Thank you for this informative and beautiful video. I learned a lot. A separate video exploring how the music was actually scribed and how it can be interpreted today, will be wonderful. Looking forward to more videos in this important series.

As a person who really knows pasta...I can concur

Awh, I just love that fat tone it has

Just sounds like Jurassic Park for the Genesis. If you know you know. *Insert dr grant falling ahhhh here*

Please tell me the intro song

So is this going to be a whole series of videos like this about female composers? If so I'm veeery excited about it! Thanks for this one!

What do you do? Little oboe double cane reed: Oh me? Of my 16 friends, I get to play the counter melody in the second movement of the one piece…specifically in the concert hall in Leipzig…in the spring…when the humidity is below average… What do you do? Little contrabassoon double cane reed: (plays CØ)

Glorious!

I have recently been getting into her music. Thank you so much for this extremely beautiful video, as always

She's dead.

Wonderful point made here. In an attempt to be more “tolerant” of people’s intricacies and diversity, we become intolerant of anything that we believe would bother someone. Most of the instances in which this takes place are done on someone else’s behalf, and almost never our own.

hehe Bumbinga

Can someone recommend Bach's top 10 organ pieces?

That was beautiful!

I remember studying about Hildegard of Bingen in my Music Literature first semester, and how cool her music was. I’m excited to share this with my students!

Sounds very modern,as if the original manuscript has been interpreted. Quite ear wormy.👏👏

You used the wrong imagery. The blue man is the Trinity, not Saint Hildegard.

Love the use of drone notes.......imagine if she had a modern synth to compose on

My favourite composer! (Just ahead of Josquin Des Prez)

Looks like you could still some good moonshine with it

Way cool!

When I am laid I am laid in earth May my wrongs create No trouble, no trouble in thy breast When I am laid I am laid in earth May my wrongs create No trouble, no trouble in thy breast Remember me, remember me but ah Forget my fates, remember me but ah Forget my fates Remember me, remember me but ah Forget my fates, remember me but ah Forget my fates

I thought this was Vietnamese bass

should be bigger

Guys, you're playing that beautiful composition without any feeling. It comes across as a bunch of Just Good Enough students, close to coming into their prime, and barely familiar with the material. I'm a subscriber and fan, but this was far from what I was expecting.

You'd think a reputable orchestra could get the title of a piece of music right, but no. This is Air from Suite 3 by Bach. Air on a G String refers to an arrangement of it for violin and piano in which the violin part only plays the G string. Come on guys, make the effort.

I wish people wouldn't call this Air on the G String. This is the Air (second movement) of Bach's Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D major, BWV 1068. Air on the G String is an arrangement of this by August Wilhelmj (in 1871).

How could plaeyel commission Debussy when he was born 30 years after Pleyels death?

Wow

Brown note.