Awesome!

Sounds from heaven! Ahhhhhhhh.............

Awesome, Daniel!

I'm so tired of people trying to pass those things as natural, they're vented!!!

Snif. RIP Frans.

LA ORQUESTA MAGNIFICA ASI COMO LOS SOLISTAS, MUY DESACERTADO EL DIRECTOR DE CAMARAS, A ALGUNAS SOLISTAS JAMAS LE VIMOS EL ROSTRO.

Formidable!!!

❤️

39:27

dankjewel voor alles Frans Brüggen

13:23 - ouverture 18:26 - menuet 21:15 - musette 22:49 - Scene 2: Emilie 28:06 - air pour les osclaves africans 29:47 - air:Hatez Vous 32:16 - tambourin 34:08 - air Viens l'Hymen 38:16 - air des Incas pour la devotion du Soleil 39:25 - rondeau 43:39 - chaconne 50:09 - apploase 53:08 - entree de Polymnie 58:23 - the end

I heard a recording of this song on Spotify and had it added to a Playlist. The singers were perfect. However, one day the songs just disappeared and because the group's name was in German, I couldn't for the life of me remember it. However, they sound very VERY similar to the ones in the recording, and theyre German to boot. What are the singers' names?

Does anyone know about Bach taking some inspiration from this piece to compose its Thema Regium variations? I see some similarities, but could be just coincidence from the chromaticism.

Finally I hear correct tempos....

Wow, A lot of Mieren-neuken over the vent holes in the comments. Lovely playing. Whilst I love watching Monsieur Madeuf playing with no holes as much as the next person, I still find the tuning unbearable. Valveless trumpets with vent holes are, IMHO, still the best compromise in a world where we have got used to modern temperaments and tuning. Unless we're going to wind back the clock in period performance to a time where we can retune everything to fit better with a harmonic series produced with no vent-holes, then its going to be tough to sell me on the benefits of hole-less trumpets.

Far too slow and not lively enough! Let the man retire and get a healthy conductor who can conduct this music with the spirit it deserves! This is a ballet, not funeral music.

From 53:08, those moments are very intimate and respectful between Mr Bruggen, the players and the public. Beautiful heritage we had the honor to receive from our baroque masters.

Absolutely stunning performance - this music is so beautifully suited for a modern string quartet!

Performance officially starts 13:23

39:25

A tout jamais inégalable. Est-ce qu'un CD pourrait être fait ?

Precious document! 🧡

Bruce was a great musician, and a fine person to work with. We recorded for radio in The Netherlands. Here is a link to the recording also on youTube kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYbXc2uNpJtnftE

This is, by far, the most sublime, beautiful music that has ever been composed (monteverdi and Dowland, 2nd and 3rd) The orchestration and voices are at complete unity. And the orchestration!!! Beyond words. The deftness, the uniqueness, the otherworldly quality, the transcendence, the interchangeable joy and sorrow. If more people listened to rameau we would live in an infinitely better world. Rameau makes mozart look lame, forced and ponderous. Richard strauss once said that rameau was the greatest composer who ever lived. And he quotes him (from les indes galantes) in his final opera capriccio

Wonderful music

Brilliant version

39:25 Forêts paisibles

34:10 - 38:00 "Viens, Hymen" 😘

Spreek nederlands, a.u.b. Dank U.

Pax Tecum Maester Franciscus Jozef Brüggen. Et Infinitus Galant.

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Fabulous sound! What is the range of the natural trumpet? (I mean from lowest note to highest). Where can you learn to play it?

Any thoughts about the serpent horn? Now that would be a hard instrument to make sound good, but it can be done.👍

Beautiful

Please!!! Don't call them Naturaltrumpets🙏 But Respect for nice playing!

Those a baroque trumpets, a modern invention utilizing fingerholes. Natural trumpets don’t have these.

Those are not Natural Trumpets in the video. They are the Vented Trumpet, or so-called "Baroque" Trumpet, which was actually invented after the Baroque Period ended. When you see a player holding the trumpet with ONE hand, upright in the "Heroic" pose, that is the true Natural Trumpet, the trumpet which was actually played in the Baroque Period. The Vent Holes were added later, as a concession to make this very difficult instrument easier to play in tune.

Those aren't natural trumpets. They're baroque trumpets. Natural trumpets don't have vents.

ist NOT Natural Tumpet. (holes) This ist Natural Trompet: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXatXquZl9F2g9E

He past away in december 2018.

Vented trumpets? Naughty! Naughty!

Stunning composition of the highest quality. Using the purity of the open 5th, sweet thirds, and majestical 4ths that carried this early baroque. There is a sense of flight, and rhythm

imagine dragons?

I didn't think they guy at the end was playing the higher part until he breathed. He made it look 100% effortless

This has become one of my favorite videos to watch. It'e encouraging to see young people involved in Baroque music!

Per favore non fatemi vergogna quelle non sono trombe naturali !!

Le rondeau à 39'26''

My favourite things: -40'24: two cellists having a great time -Baroque trumpets! I love the way Bruggen let them shine. -The two ladies with their drums, they make the music so exciting!

The lyrics of the rondeau (39'25) "Forêts paisibles" : Forêt paisibles, Jamais un vain désir ne trouble ici nos cœurs. S’ils sont sensibles, Fortune, ce n’est pas au prix de tes faveurs. Dans nos retraites, Grandeur, ne viens jamais offrir de tes faux attraits ! Ciel, tu les as faites pour l’innocence et pour la paix. Jouissons dans nos asiles, Jouissons des biens tranquilles ! Ah ! Peut-on être heureux, Quand on forme d’autres vœux ?

Beautiful! Thank you so much for the upload.