Antonio Bertali: Ciaccona

[@afeltein]

We played this concert at Kiscelli Museum, a baroque castle in Budapest, Hungary.

[@Gabriele_Casale_Arte]

Complimenti!

[@manuelvalencia1543]

Soul-lifting!

[@SantiagoGarcia-od5gr]

Excepcional, fantástica interpretación, una hermosísima pieza barroca. Qué gran trabajo hacen con la difusión de estos repertorios de la buena música, desconocida para muchos.

[@mereyeslacalle]

Antonio Bertali ( 1605, Verona- 1669, Viena ) , fue un compositor y violinista italiano , alumno de Steffano Bernardi . Música Barroca , la más bella que existe !!

[@ludovervloet1764]

ciaconnas forever

[@dianarizzo2393]

What a beautiful Ciaconna Thanks for the pleasure of listening to it!

[@birgirvsigurdsson4076]

This is the kind of music I love most.

[@prive7334]

I LOVE ALL THE DIFFERENT 'CIACCONA'S' AND THIS IS ALSO A VERY NICE ONE

[@gyorgyagh3094]

Gyönyörű zene kitűnő előadásban! Köszönöm a föltöltést!

[@karahan246]

Wonderful performance, thank you for magic moments

[@jimmybamber4378]

Mesmerised, you guys just melted my hart thank you for your performance 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼

[@mariacelinachavarriagonzal157]

Bravo, Hortus Musicus! You are in my soul!

[@Rickriquinho]

This is really a great composition!

[@francoisearmand4801]

Compositeur peu connu et pourtant bien agréable à écouter. Musique tendre et rafraîchissante qui me plait beaucoup...

[@innerpeaceawakemind-naturl8428]

Ihr seid grandios :-D !!! Ich liebe Eure Musik :-* !

[@stevehofmann9525]

The music was wonderful and how innovative to record in an echo chamber. The way those notes just bounced around the room was thrilling but made me a little dizzy.

[@seanholycanoli]

Thanks Hortus Musicus 99. Such a nice Ciaccona. Im listening to it all the time.

[@gabrielletrenbath945]

So so beautiful..... thank you

[@tomcherney42]

What a joy.....

[@gabrielletrenbath945]

Tom Cherney a total joy

[@rodion-kc9ic7zn4m]

ПРЕЛЕСТЬ! ПОКОРНЕЙШЕ ВАМ БЛАГОДАРЮ!!!!!! УМНИЧКИ, ВОТ ВСЕ ЛЮДИ - ЧЕЛОВЕКИ ЗНАЛИ, ЧТО ИМЕННО КЛАССИКА И СПАСЁТ МИР ОТ ВСЕХ БОЛЕЗНЕЙ, ЗЛОБЫ И ВСЕГО НЕГАТИВНОГО!!!!!!!!!

[@beatricepiva3912]

Meraviglia !

[@valwilke]

Bravo!!!

[@Pierinopasquotti]

Stupendo!!!!!!!!!1

[@christinepidancet9730]

Hortus Musicus 99 exceptional in playing this piece of Baroc music with fantasy, and the ciacconas kerp up with present times !

[@luisculaciati1278]

Bellísima, gracias por compartir.

[@theopaopa1]

un placer escuchar un violin así.

[@mariaesperanza6548]

Precioso. Muchas gracias por compartir!

[@chrishallman9878]

Marvelous playing. Love this performance.

[@georgecampbell3501]

Marvellous music ! Thanks for share !

[@michipixie1]

really good!!!! bravi bravi. i like so much wonderful violin player. perfect

[@peterholmes3011]

Who wouldn't give their right arm to be able to play like that.

[@etienneheyns1205]

Verby mooi!

[@claudiogodina8339]

CIACCONA AVVINCENTE STUPENDA

[@FRAGIORGIO1]

Eccezionale, meravigliosa, una gioia. Thank you for this Wonderful music. Wunderschoen ! Bravi tutti ! Maestro Feldtein, where are you three from with your unusual last names -Estonia? Keep on your Fine work with our complements, as you can see from the comments.

[@peterjeager4083]

They are all Hungarians, and this performance took place in Budapest. Unfortunately the very talented harpsichordist lady is no longer among us, as she died young in 2016.

[@colinhazell5150]

Terrific!

[@eneasirimia8670]

bravo!!

[@diegotorrent]

cómo te gusta las ciacconas!!

[@andrzejgasiewicz9857]

mannerism? Really, a formal and technical perfectionism is so beautifu, refined, and of highest leve why then do not to admire it!

[@chronophontes]

Mannerism is not necessarily a putdown. Many of us like mannerism! In visual arts or in music.

[@virginialeite2787]

💖🌸

[@StGlaciers]

where is this filmed? amazing room

[@RaulPerez-nr8ce]

Allegory to Who Shot to Liberty Vallance. Violin: James Stewart, Cello: John Wayne, Clave: Vera Miles

[@heikkinylund8617]

Cammino nel bosco a diario, ma no con te, amor.

[@andreafalconiero9089]

A 5-string cello‽ There's something you don't see every day!

[@andrewtannyenwen]

Here's a link for 5 stringed violoncello. Not to be confused with viola tenore. That previous violoncello is played in baritone or bass clef(carry in the part of basso continuo as well) ; while tenore is in tenor clef, considered as a viola. facebook.com/badiarov.violins/videos/1733511533338945/ The so-called "cello" in this video played between thights is traditionally called basso or basso da chiesa. To further confuse, but worth mentioning, there's another slighly bigger in size "cello" called violone which is making a come back as well. Which is usually played on a stool on standing position. Then comes the double bass(contrabasso). Ottobasso didn't exist yet until French,Paris based luthier Vuillaume invented it in somewhere mid of 19th century. facebook.com/badiarov.violins/videos/1733511533338945/

[@davizao]

Hi @@andrewtannyenwen ! Just for my clarification, here in this video (not on the links you posted) is a basso da chiesa or a 5 strings cello?

[@martinuddin]

as much as I like this, the temperament chosen for the harpsichord sounds rather sour here?

[@ThePayola123]

Martin Spaink It's the fault of the blonde, dunk her in fresh goat's milk and raw honey. She's most likely on her sour period.

[@jesuscuenca4524]

Vida vámonos a Chacona.

[@giavanoalmagu6778]

certi pseudo compositori moderni hanno ancora un sacco da imparare da un povero musico barocco semisconosciuto...

[@giovannipaisiello289]

giavano almagu peccato mortale il fatto che Bertali sia semisconosciuto

[@abelbeau99]

@@giovannipaisiello289 >> se era alla Corte di Vienna, all'epoca doveva essere un grande !

[@broccoli_lad]

so lit. i always imagine i'm a merchants son at the ball wearing a mask dancing with that cutie i've seen at my family's dinner parties and i'm like we will be married and rule a great house and i'll wear tight pants while doing it baby

[@antoniolagioia5882]

Per fortuna vi ho ritrovati

[@MrAtheodorou]

I prefer by far Arpeggiata's version and Veronica's Skuplic expressive violin.

[@tjryou]

So do I!

[@jeanlouistondu7830]

All those different interpretations of this ciaccone are marvellous to listen to

[@EdMcF1]

So why bother here?

[@JonathanBrown1]

At least tune the cello to the harpsichord before making a recording...

[@adamnoman4658]

Not quite brave enough.

[@ernst-dietmarhorstmann4949]

Bravo !!