qualcun mi potrebbe mandare uno spartito o una traccia scritta per l'ordine delle voci?? perché una mia amica del mio coro vorrebbe farla e non è ben chiaro quando entro io e quando entra lei.. un foglio scritto mi va bene

Libro Modus Vetus - Lars Edlund. Capítulo VI. Ejercicio 35: 7:52.

This is the best rendition of Tourdion in existence. I wish that this version was available on Spotify and I was able to purchase it somewhere on physical media.

Un tufo nel 1567!! Grazie per questo ars nova! Esilerante🎉

Che nostalgia, l'ho cantata per anni nel nostro coro polifonico. ❤

Che bravi!!!! Complimenti a voi!!!! 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏🙏🙏

Che bella interpretazione. Congratulazioni. Grazie mille per questa condivisione. Saluti dalla Francia (Parigi)

Terrific interpretation of one of the most beautiful songs of the French Renaissance. Pure Renaissance music nirvana to ears & soul. Well done!

Envoûtant

Grazie. Merci. Thank you.

you have got good some good singers there

Tudino or Milo Manara?

C'i vuole stile e grazia per fare un pezzo così

very proud of my niece, sarah jane,, god bless her xx

Não me canso de escutar! Amo!

Amazing! I love it!!!

Per me è la cipolla

Bello

Quand je bois du vin clairet (Tourdion) Quand je bois du vin clairet, Ami tout tourne, tourne, tourne, tourne... Aussi désormais je bois Anjou ou Arbois. Chantons et buvons: À ce flacon faisons la guerre! Chantons et buvons Mes amis; buvons donc! De ce gras jambon Mangeons pour oublier nos peines! De ce gras jambon Mes amis, mangeons donc! Chantons et buvons: Vive l'amour et la bouteille! Chantons et buvons Mes amis; buvons donc! Publié par MetodiusMetodius le Mar, 23/01/2018 - 16:45 Dernière modification par FaryFary le Mer, 29/08/2018 - 09:25 Commentaires: The tourdion is a type of late-Medieval, early-Renaissance dance particularly popular in the Burgundian court. This particular tourdion derives from a song first published by Pierre Attaignant in 1530 as «La Magdalena», which was later re-arranged by an anonymous musician into the song presented above. traduction en anglaisAligner les paragraphesA A When I Drink Claret (Bordeaux) Wine When I drink claret (Bordeaux) wine My friend, everything turns, turns, turns, turns... Now, I also drink Anjou or Arbois. Let's sing and drink: Let's declare war on that wine flask! Let's sing and drink My friends; let's drink, then! From that fatty ham Let's (all) eat to forget our sorrows! From that fatty ham My friends, let's eat, then! Let's sing and drink: Long life to love and the bottle! Let's sing and drink My friends; let's drink, then! lyricstranslate.com

So gut👀❤

Stunning...kiitos!

The cicadas were quite a turn off. I also wonder why such a dramatic piece was done outside. Seems like it would need walls to contain the Immensity and intensity of the sound. Nice soprano though. Maybe less vibrato. And great tenors towards the end. Very resonant and full. At the beginning I wasn’t sure the tenors had turned up but by the middle and to end they sure were there. Nice one. Inside next time. Btw- all the different color dresses were a distraction.

Molto bravi.

Impegni come questo fanno onore a chi li vuole e li sa affrontare... Bravi, bravi, bravi!

molto bene! Ma alla mis.4 anche voi cantate un sib? Io con il mio coro, canto si bequadro!

The Useful Plough Benjamin Britten - Friday Afternoons: 9 plow = plough A Country life is sweet! In moderate cold and heat, To walk in the air, how pleasant and fair! In every field of wheat, The fairest of flowers adorning the bowers, And every meadow's brow; To that I say, no courtier may Compare with they who clothe in grey, And follow the useful plough. They rise with the morning lark, And labour till almost dark; Then folding their sheep, they hasten to sleep; While every pleasant park Next morning is ringing with birds that are singing, On each green, tender bough. With what content, and merriment, Their days are spent, whose minds are bent To follow the useful plough. The gallant that dresses fine, And drinks his bottles of wine, Were he to be tried, his feathers of pride, Which deck and adorn his back, Are tailors' and mercers', and other men dressers, For which they do dun them now. But Ralph and Will no compters fill For tailor's bill, or garments still, But follow the useful plough. Their hundreds, without remorse, Some spend to keep dogs and horse, Who never would give, as long as they live, Not two-pence to help the poor; Their wives are neglected, and harlots respected; This grieves the nation now; But 'tis not so with us that go Where pleasures flow, to reap and mow, And follow the useful plough.

bravi!

Fantastica interpretazione!

Oh my god, this is great. My favorite version

You kill me. x

Great voice! Beautiful young lady!!!

Superbe interpretation !

Beautiful organic version, clearly my favourite. Mille grazie!!

She is amazing:)

Thanks!

well done! and such tremendously beautifull music. How the Kyrie interweaves the second time... amazing

She is a soprano, you should listen to her sempre libera :)

Qué excelente las pinturas que acompañan e ilustran magnificamente esta pieza renacentista francesa!!

Otra interesante versión del Tourdion que se atribuye a P Attaignant. Thanks!

of course! ewalinda, when you are drunk, you are full of energy and life!......

Spero di sentire altri tre canzoni da "Quattro canzoni d'Amaranta"

Vorrei dire bravo Maestro e pure accompagnatore.

Bravissimo Maestro.

merveilleux!

Beautiful, Gulbin! :)

and "rubydelman" is a true crazy, nothing has to do with this life! O please, another brain is going to get damaged!

she is a true mezzo, nothing has to do with this soprano aria! O please, another voice is going to get damaged!

What a lovely, warm, beautiful voice... please post more!! Also, dress is awesome :)

a very very beautiful person. a great artist. thank you dear Sarah, please put more on utube. with great affection. nahid

bellissima versione, splendido accostamento di immagini