A cheval, tout homme à cheval (Anonyme, XVème siècle) - Into the Winds

A cheval, tout homme à cheval,
Gentils compagnons, mettez selle,
Laissez dames et damoiselles,
Servez le Roy, de cœur loyal...
"Quand le duc d'Orléans vint près de la porte Barbette, dix-huit hommes armés l’attendaient. Ils jaillirent tous ensemble à son encontre, et il y en eut un qui s’écria : « A mort, a mort ! », et d’une hache coupa la main qui tenait la bride de sa mule. Il fut abattu, et sa tête tout écartelée par telle manière que sa cervelle tomba dessus la chaussée. Là, le retournèrent, le renversèrent et si très terriblement le martelèrent, que là présentement fut mort très piteusement. Et ceux qui avaient occis ledit duc hâtivement s’en allèrent où ils purent le mieux, en jetant après eux chaussetrappes de fer, afin qu’on ne pût ni les suivre ni aller après eux..."
En 1392, alors que la France traverse enfin un temps de paix suite au conflit qui l’opposait à l’Angleterre depuis des années, le roi Charles VI est déclaré fou. Lors de ses absences, son frère Louis d’Orléans s’oppose à Jean sans Peur, duc de Bourgogne, provoquant une guerre civile meurtrière et sanglante. Déchiré entre des princes incapables de s’allier contre leur ennemi, le royaume de France n’aura plus d’autre choix que de céder sa couronne à l’Angleterre…
intothewinds.com/fr/programme...
Teaser vidéo : • Le grand embrasement -...
Adrien Reboisson & Anabelle Guibeaud : chalemie
Marion Le Moal : bombarde
Rémi Lécorché : trompette à coulisse
Laurent Sauron : percussion
INTO THE WINDS - intothewinds.com
• Into the Winds - Musiq...

[@lymangreen5020]

Interesting facts: Shawm and Sackbutts were “outdoor” instruments in medieval and renaissance times. These were plays outside at feasts, religious events, tournaments and parades. Recorders, lutes and viols were considered “indoor” instruments. Played at masques, banquets and other indoor events.

[@OTrombone]

If you have some link to refer this information it will be wonderfull.

[@jakobbruhspenning]

I thank you for sharing your information. In this video a there's no sackbut in use, it is in fact a slide trumpet, the predecessors of the sackbut

[@friederikeg781]

I don't have a source to this information, but it makes perfect sense to me. Shawm and sackbut (or the slide trumpet played here) are much louder instruments than recorder or lute. String instruments don't lend themselves to well for playing outdoors, the gut strings really react to changing moisture in the air.

[@TheodoreBrown314]

If memory serves, it wasn't strictly indoors/outdoors, but more of soft/loud (bas/haut). Instruments were sometimes used for both contexts, and I think the shawm and dulcian were both like this. Regardless, it is really cool how this all was the case 🙂 (Source: Norton Anthology of Western Music, 8th Edition, Volume 1)

[@merryhunt9153]

A Catholic church in my Midwest neighborhood has two niches on the side of the choir loft. I learned on a Renaissance-music CD that those niches held a town's waits (i.e, outdoor instruments) for important masses such as Christmas and Easter.

[@wheatberry]

I love this version SO much - I have to play it every few days for a "fix" !!

[@uigrad]

I'm in a concert band where we fight so hard to get our 2 (modern / conservatory) oboes in tune. Here you have 3 ancient oboes (4 holes each, I think), and you are nearly perfectly in tune the whole time! How!?!?!

[@intothewinds]

7 holes each ;) Tuning is always a big thing. We spent a lot of time on this in the past 🤓😀

[@ferretyluv]

It’s called a shawm. It’s the sound of the Middle Ages you always hear minstrels playing in movies and tv.

[@davew4998]

I thought you were in tune the whole time.

[@wilfig]

Good music never gets old.

[@julienpasserieux6553]

Excellent ! On ferme les yeux et on se retrouve projeté dans les fastes de la Cour du Duc de Bourgogne. Bravo à vous, et à votre CD, un voyage réussi dans la Renaissance européenne, avec des titres inédits.

[@pierrekilgoretrout3143]

Hola Messire, alors rejoindrez-vous notre ost pour la croisade? 👨‍🍳

[@francisbeteille4661]

Bonjour Superbe !!! Je connaissais la sacqueboute depuis longtemps puisque en tant que toulousain j'ai connu les fondateurs des Sacqueboutiers de Toulouse. Je ne connaissais pas par contre le trompette à coulisse. Grand bravo au groupe et longue vie artistique!!!!! Cordialement. Francis BETEILLE

[@agnesracle3788]

Sublime, comme chaque fois. Quel talent de nous transporter au moyen âge de si belle façon, par cette musique puissante et raffinée à la fois. Bravo et merci !

[@IsabelleMenestrellepicarde]

🎈🪈🎺 Quel son ! C’est un beau voyage de sensations où l’on retrouve rythme et humour de cette époque ! Merci à vous pour cette petit fenêtre dans le temps. 🎺🪈

[@abelsantandernunezdelatorr2364]

!Que bonito! Me parece que algunos de esos instrumentos, son de madera y la canción alude a una de las más hermosas relaciones que han existido, el ser humano y el caballo. Por el título me parece que es una canción muy antigua y debe ser francesa !gracias por publicarla ! Y felicitaciones por cultivar y conservar las expresiones artísticas de vuestros ancestros, reciban un afectuoso saludo desde la ciudad del Cusco Perú.

[@bertrandcarel9511]

Bel hommage aux temps passés, il en ont bien besoin. Merci et continuez !

[@richsackett3423]

By far the best sackbut playing I've ever heard.

[@jakobbruhspenning]

that's a slide trumpet, not a sackbut, the main difference is that the slide on a sackbut is a U-shaped slide, meaning you effectively have double the lengthening effect compared to a slide trumpet where you lengthen a single tube

[@richsackett3423]

@@jakobbruhspenning A slide trumpet is in fact a sackbut. Look into the etymology. And you’re wrong about this one. It is playing in trombone range.

[@jakobbruhspenning]

@@richsackett3423 a trombone isn't a range, as there are tenor, bass but also alto and even soprano trombones

[@richsackett3423]

@@jakobbruhspenning I played trombone for 25 years. Shut up.

[@jakobbruhspenning]

@@richsackett3423 also, if you look at the description, it states: "Rémi Lécorché: trompette à coulisse" not "Rémi Lécorché: sacqueboute". French has a different term for slide trumpets than for sackbut and I think the uploaded of this video would know better than you what instruments they play. I understand you thinking I use slide trumpet as a misnomer for (alto) trombone but I in fact am refering to an instrument which was a precursor to the sackbut.

[@ChrisBreemer]

Wonderful ! These old instruments have such character 😍😍

[@micheled2069]

Nous sommes fascinés par les temps médiévaux. Merci pour cette mise en ligne !

[@mikeandrews2125]

A piece that is totally new to me, done superbly by a great loud band.

[@carbonc6065]

~But the drummer is faking it ...

[@mistercognet]

C'est rafraîchissant, je ne trouve pas de meilleur qualificatif 😊 Bravo et merci à vous.

[@haroldishoy2113]

Excellent music, superb artists! I enjoy this period music. Thank you for this presentation.

[@sylvain3243]

"Mais non, mon enfant, tu ne peux pas avoir un trombone et une trompette pour Noël, ce sont deux instruments à la fois ". Et soudain, *miracle de Noël* !😄

[@ferretyluv]

Chercher à Google “slide trumpet.” Ces existent!

[@wstnli725]

Bellísima. Un câlin à tout le groupe (d'Espagne)

[@barkebaat]

Hahaha! Such joy! I really enjoyed that :-)

[@SBClaude]

Beautiful sound, beautiful instruments

[@fredMplanenut]

Well that is an unusual performance by skilled musicians using instruments I am unfamiliar with, nice one.

[@foltzmusik1]

That was amazing!!!

[@winsteinprovence429]

MAGNIFIQUE !!!

[@engleharddinglefester4285]

You don't tape your feet to this kind of music, you dip your knees. Very impressive and lovely.

[@GermanGreetings]

Votre `'Athmosphere'' est parfait ! Merci beaucoup 🙂

[@desssval]

Wonderful!

[@canardlaque8106]

C'est super. La trompette à coulisse est-elle une copie d'instrument ancien ou un instrument "supposé" d'après le sacqueboute (je croyais que la trompette à coulisse n'avait été utilisée que plus tardivement - vers le 18e) ? J'ai joué sur ce genre de répertoire sur instruments "modernes" '- (trompettes - dont piccolo - hautbois, basson, trombone et deux timbaliers), mais c'est plus sympa avec ce genre d'instruments "anciens".

[@MarshallArtz007]

*Her: "What do you do in your spare time?"* *Him: "I play the sackbut."* *Her: "I'm calling the cops!"* 👮🏻‍♀️📯👮🏻‍♀️

[@spinnettdesigns]

😂

[@jakobbruhspenning]

but that's a slide trumpet, not a sackbut

[@yepiratesworkshop7997]

@@jakobbruhspenning Yeah, but she called the cops because she thought he called her a "slack butt."

[@pilouetmissiou]

J'adore cette musique ....très beau ❤ merci ! Vous êtes formidables 😊

[@emiliolopezify]

Fantastic. 🎉

[@yvonnig]

Superbe !

[@pascalfort75014]

J’adore !

[@javierpastrana3277]

Amazing as always!

[@littlebrookreader949]

Wow, I loved this! 😄

[@adolflazary5864]

Muy bueno Muchas gracias

[@lawrencemartin1113]

How lovely. ❤

[@Cvd36]

Merveilleux ❤❤❤

[@gilleslefilou6277]

Je suis émerveillé !

[@mariaeugeniamendozagarcia1268]

Excelente! Merci Beaucoup pour votre talent! On bous salue dès Mexique

[@owennovenski4794]

This…was a pleasant surprise. Cheers!

[@Korzhovkomposer]

Прекрасно!!!

[@jamesomalley9976]

Music to my heart ❤️

[@emailsmarkhall]

Wow! That is just great.

[@ferretyluv]

I’d love to see @TrentHamilton review the trompete à coulisse.

[@greghenrikson952]

Very nice!

[@wayneandrus240]

Excellent. Such outstanding performers. ZI love the mellow sounds.

[@bobleeamebadeolinda5850]

Bem legal, gostei... parabéns

[@tanakashigemitsu3029]

Nice young guys, music and place that’s the artistic elements thanks ❤

[@aalexander928]

Splendid!

[@brandonletzko4239]

Don't get me wrong, I love modern convenience, but imagine living in a world and time where the loudest thing you might hear is thunder. The music is lovely and I wonder if it sounded moreso to the medieval ear.

[@cardinalflower6959]

Well done! Loved it!

[@conradnelson5283]

That really is interesting. What a unique sound!

[@roelandaudenaerde8312]

Super!

[@olivierdurandberenguer5455]

magnifique.

[@hetedeleambacht6608]

fantastique!!

[@econecoff1725]

"Who's making that racket" can be taken in 2 ways.

[@tdbarton7712]

Very cool.

[@resitupfer7950]

a slide trombone in 1392, I am very surprised by this music-historical sensation!

[@jakobbruhspenning]

this is in fact a slide trumpet, not a slide trombone, the difference is that on a trombone your slide is u-shaped, making it effectively double the length of this straight slide

[@parks-music-cafe]

Nice performance! It's my first time to see the instruments. I enjoyed the music. Thank you for sharing.

[@dbadagna]

Outstanding

[@danrooc]

WOW!

[@jmalko9152]

Awesome!

[@pierreselim9126]

On en redemanderait !

[@wolfganggugelweith8760]

Welch gar edle Kläng‘ und gar trefflich gespielte Musike!

[@Herfinnur]

Hot damn, you guys made it groovy!

[@tobyameson3159]

Super ❤️

[@phanCAbe]

Great you're back I loved the music on the other channel!

[@MarioMusik]

Echte Schöne Alte Musik auf echten alten Instrumenten von echten Jungen Menschen. Musik braucht keine Massenschau, nur Klang! Chapeau! Merci!

[@litoboy5]

Cool

[@tedshoemaker4697]

👏👏👏

[@user-nb4oy6yv9w]

Superrr.

[@robertosamuelmontesmontoya8802]

Que rico suenan, que buenos timbres y el que parece trombón

[@nataleruscio9007]

Bravi che strumenti sono non li conosco👏👏👏

[@Torun120A]

fantastisch mooi

[@unkobold]

Magnifique…

[@michaellastname4922]

"To horse! Every man to horse! (Anonymous, 15th Century.)"

[@djwoodgate]

The world would be a better place with more music and less monarchs.

[@ZAWARUD00]

Que formós!

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

Modern from medieval French fanfare de troubadour

[@catasetum4158]

Lindo lindo!!

[@leoncioviolin]

Bravo.

[@sowas_auch]

OK, Thank you

[@ag83ga]

Agréables musiciens. De ceux qu'il faut chercher pour les trouver

[@NereoSpengler]

Bellísimo. Bendiciones desde Argentina. ( San Luis)

[@josephbyrd40]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@jamesmungall6669]

I don’t know why but this physically hurts my ears.

[@joe8256]

¡ delicioso ¡

[@spinnettdesigns]

Cette belle œuvre ressemble tellement à une œuvre de Telemann.

[@edcew8236]

Renaissance Dixieland jazz

[@neu4791]

👏

[@juliehock6059]

Are the different instruments tuned to different chords? Fascinating.

[@carbonc6065]

Who knows; but the drummer is not playing what is being heard--it's shameful.

[@extrasalt4595]

Hoomeyow!!

[@davidpowell5437]

That was too short 🙂 It would benefit met me, and probably many others, if you could identify the instruments being played - Thanks!

[@MariaMartinez-researcher]

Apparently, nobody read the video's description.

[@jakobbruhspenning]

It's so frustrating that people try to correct you when you correct their wrong use of sackbut!

[@dbadagna]

Probably filmed somewhere in France

[@aitaaltman4249]

Eu amei

[@weltsauerstoff]

Can't they stand still? They are moving like leaves in the wind.

[@loreman7267]

I suspect the video does little justice to how loud those instruments are!

[@cehussey]

If someone were to shoot a movie recreating that period of time, I hope they hire you to for the sound-track. Even the producers of some of the swashbuckling shorts I've seen on KZbin could do better by employing period bands, like yours, instead of falling back on the same, boring temp-track sound that lacks a sense of time and place.

[@kanubeenderman]

now I'm hungry for a turkey leg