Anonymous: My Lady Careys Dompe. Anton Batagov, piano

Anonymous (Early XVI century)
My Lady Careys Dompe
performed live by Anton Batagov, piano
BATTLE IN A DREAM
a solo piano recital at the Moscow International House of Music
October 31, 2014
Аноним (начало XVI в.)
My Lady Careys Dompe
Антон Батагов, фортепиано
БИТВА ВО СНЕ
концерт в Московском Международном Доме Музыки
31 октября 2014 года

[@solea59]

.... like a soft breeze through long grass ....

[@SergueiSergueievich]

Compliments Mr. Bagatov. Thank you.

[@ecologicaladam7262]

Mesmeric... I'm used to hearing this on a harpsichord, usually played prestissimo. This is lovely 😀

[@fromTheBatCave]

My goodness! I have very catholic tastes in music, everything from baroque, to irish folk, to boogie woogie, to synthesizer music. But my favourite piece in all music is My Ladye Carey's Dompe, played on Virginals (Rachelle Taylor), Harpsichord (Sirinu), guitar (Albanach Guitar duo), or harp, but not piano. Finally, somebody makes it work for piano, in a slower tempo, and a more melancholic character. Quite beautiful!

[@charleshurse4728]

I have also heard it on ocarina on YT but not yet on recorder

[@fnersch3367]

This piece is almost 500 years old, about 200 years before the piano was invented. Sounds very good here.

[@francoisedesalve153]

Magnificent Indeed ! So delicate…

[@blackfeather7625]

Спасибо Вам огромное, Антон! Слушаю с 2018 года и наслушаться не могу. Здоровья Вам!

[@SergueiSergueievich]

So good so good that is almost painful! My compliments and thank you Mr. Bagatov!

[@wkuiper1]

Perfect!

[@shupingwang3392]

espectacular

[@solea59]

There was a Lady Carey , Mary Boleyn who was cast aside by HenryVIII when he discovered her sister Anne . Mary married a chap called William Carey. Or, it might have been their daughter Catherine. Either way I think the song was written for one of them 😊😊

[@user-gz8ss7li6q]

Удивительно нежно... Спасибо Вам, Антон!

[@Aldebaran3339]

Encore une découverte grace à vous Une curiosité que d'entendre cette musique au piano Et franchement cela sonne très bien Superbe!!

[@gripounemiaou9646]

merci pour nous les pianistes qui jouons de la musique pour clavecin /

[@robertstewart6956]

❤

[@katarzynad6978]

Very very nice !

[@rubinsteinway]

Very fine performance! Question about lighting and reading from score: it is appropriate and interesting. Were you influenced by another pianist in this?

[@ninanina3230]

Espectacular!

[@vblagovidov]

Thanks!

[@chloejeanrichard]

Merci c'est magnifique!

[@viviandianeeastman2849]

This is my favorite piece of music, I first heard it played in Elizabeth R when I was in high school.

[@ecologicaladam7262]

Elizabeth R... my goodness, THAT takes me back !!🙃

[@tonyjonesbassoonwhippet2271]

Recently rebroadcast on BBC 4!

[@philippeyared2050]

Quite a change from Puyana's performance and it would have been more consistent and indeed more beautiful if the pianist has eschewed the trills that do nothing for his purpose starting at 1'52". But until 1'52", it is an eye-opener of a performance, haunting as it should be and very poetic

[@host_theghost507]

I agree that the trills and ornamental notes get out of hand... but this stately, dreamlike interpretation of my all-time favorite melody is such a miracle.

[@levinsergey1978]

Адресат неизвестен, он скрылся вдали… Но всё так же чудесен и облик земли, И судьбины теченье - по холмам, по камням. И струенье растенья - от провалов и ям, От подземного шума, где в плаще глухоты Бродит Гадес угрюмо: «Где же, милая, ты?» - До межвремений наших, где телега и воз, Где любовная чаша, кружка горя и слёз, Круг канона природы, круг всего суеты, Мы листаем погоды, и - по году - листы, И глядим, как растенья, в небеса, в небеса, Где Луна, как виденье, молока полоса, Где качаются веси - дальних странствий весы, Где кончается прессинг всей земной полосы. ИНЕССА ЧЕРНЯВСКАЯ

[@adrianocastaldini]

Satie somehow...

[@thumbpickfingers]

It sounds like West African kora music.

[@chrissansum]

This works really well at this tempo. Well played! I have just recorded it on my spinet for the first time, at breakneck tempo. I will experiment with slow tempi too - after all it may be intended to be a dirge! Saving this for future viewing!

[@qwadratix]

I agree. This piece is lilting and hauntingly beautiful played at this tempo.

[@jamesfalzone2494]

truly wonderful performance the ornamentation is brilliantly done is sheet music for this version available?

[@SergueiSergueievich]

@Анна Сидорова en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Carey_(courtier)

[@palutalu]

Does anyone know of sheet music for this? Not just for the dompte, but for this piano version particularly with all the grace notes etc??

[@ds-tr2qf]

I just did a search 'My Ladey Carey's Dompe manuscript.' I don't think 'manuscript' is the right word but it popped up.

[@oTerrorify]

Do you know how are selected the notes in the "trille" ? I have the partition but it's like the first time he plays it, without "ornemental notes". If you have any advice how to "develop" the true version with those lovely addition I'm interested