Jommelli: Dixit Dominus - Coro e Orchestra Ghislieri - Utrecht Early Music Festival - Live HD

[@JohnWilmot1179]

Beautiful. And Francesca Boncompagni is really a marvelous singer.

[@dragicaklomp9810]

I agree! What a sweet and ethereal voice with a brilliant technique.

[@JohnWilmot1179]

@@dragicaklomp9810 Yeah, I agree, very solid technique.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Yes, I also agree with you, Francesca is a marvelous singer. But perhaps with a little bit to much vibrato for barock music? I like the straight tones when it shall be straight, and then a little vibrato when it is necessary. So I prefer Ana Quintans in Pergolesis Stabat Mater, for example. Yes, I know it is a matter of taste, and I absolutely love Francesca also.

[@maurorocca1745]

Il divino Jommelli, uno dei massimi rappresentanti dell'incommensurabile e inarrivabile scuola musicale Partenopea...altro che i germanici!

[@treemo8435]

Wat een gigant, deze onbekende Jommelli. En wat een fijne sopraan. Klasse!

[@leodepuydt308]

Better than Mozart. Nothing wrong with Mozart, though.

[@chefpollotoro7879]

Magnífico concierto! Las sopranos son increíbles! Qué voces! Toda la orquesta es de una calidad de admiración, excelente trabajo de todas y todos. Muchas felicitaciones y gracias por compartir ésta obra Saludos desde México cdmx❤❤

[@lp02lp]

Una musica angelica. bravi

[@notaire2]

Lebhafte Aufführung dieses fein komponierten Meisterwerks mit himmlischen Stimmen zweier Solistinnen und perfekt vereinigten Stimmen des ganzen Chors sowie gut harmonisierten und perfekt synchronisierten Töne aller Instrumente. Der geniale Dirigent leitet alles im gut phrasierten Tempo mit völlig effektiver Dynamik. Einfach wunderschön!

[@cmw9876]

As always with The Coro e Orchestra Ghislieri - YES !

[@notaire2]

@@cmw9876 Thanks for your affirmative reply.

[@HenkVeenstra666]

Eindelijk!!! Napolitaanse klassiekers krijgen de aandacht die ze zo nodig verdienen bij het Nederlandse publiek! Jomelli is een behoorlijk geniale componist wanneer het aankomt op religieuze of opera muziek.

[@carmenvaldivia8651]

Splendide!

[@leodepuydt308]

Jommelli, where have you been? Jommelli studied with Leonardo Leo, whom I consider the second greatest composer of music of all time and whom his other most famous student, the brilliant Niccolo` Piccinni, called the "greatest of all time." Leo was completely wiped off the map of music but there is a recent revival. I bought a copper engraving of Jommelli from Salzburg and wrote back, "This guy is better than Mozart." Never heard back. Oops. Leo was a very unassuming person, generous with praise for others. He told people that his student Jommelli would some day be known all over Europe. And that prophecy became true. It is time to declare Neapolitan settecento music UNESCO World Heritage. The Neapolitan melodic tonality is in my opinion much warmer than the sometimes programmatic Mozart and Bach. I like the early Jommelli more than the later Jommelli after he left Naples. He returned to Naples later and Charles Burney met him there in his celebrated journey to Italy in search of music ( he also met Piccinni, Voltaire, Diderot, Farinelli and Caffarelli, and so on, all in one trip). Jommelli was really fat (had Neapolitan pizza been invented by that time?). But the music, the music. When I listen to Jommelli, I confess I am listening for Leo's teaching. Leo Depuydt PS I believe that the one Dixit by Leo of which one can hear a performance is superior. It is truly astonishing. Something Mozart or Bach could not do. Leo wrote more than one. I think the Italians threw the others away. Go figure.

[@Herman6507]

Many thanks for your entertaining background on Jommelli, or better Leonardo Leo as being his principal. Again I realize that, though I'm close to 60, I will remain an eternal freshman in to classical music 😅

[@leodepuydt308]

@@Herman6507 Close to 60? I am happy to report to you, Dear Sir, that you will live forever. I mean: They forget to tell you? So, now you know. So start catching up: Modern western music is Italy's gift to the modern world. There is lots of work ahead.

[@Lena-cg4uk]

Parte I 0:03 Parte II 5:03 Parte III 11:32 Parte IV 16:32 Parte V 21:41 Parte VI 24:00 Parte VII 28:35

[@PaoloMerolla]

Grazie, da Napoli!

[@gabrielwalters7084]

The Best.

[@jans5331]

Brilliant , thank you.

[@andrastotfalusi8182]

Wonderful! Francesca is the best! 8.09😍What a nice, joyful musical moment!

[@kitcarr4668]

Thanks again AK ... another brilliant piece I probably never would have 'stumbled across' on my own !

[@jans5331]

This comment represents my thoughts EXACTLY !

[@anablancacrosi7391]

Maravilloso desempeño. Muchas gracias.

[@luizcarlosfigueiredo7923]

Lindíssimo! Parabéns e muito obrigado.

[@FernandoPerez-ru7kz]

Estoy muy contento con las óperas que me han puesto y que no quisiera que retiraran. Muchas gracias.

[@FernandoPerez-ru7kz]

Yo fui cantante lírico toda mi vida y en el 2006 me dio un Ictus y ya no pude continuar. Por eso les agradezco tanto que pongan ópera.

[@mariavanhoof7961]

Lo siento por el ictus, pero esto no era opera señor

[@papagenoharto]

M-A-R-A--V-I--L-L-O-S-O. sIN DUDAS EL bARROCO FUE EL MEJOR PERIODO DE LA MÚSICA

[@anablancacrosi7391]

Hermosa Orquesta y Cantante.

[@18ulysse]

Bravo !

[@roberthuber5589]

bravo !

[@danielliu26]

I don’t really like baroque music all that much but this is amazing! Edit: Just noticed you’re so close to 200k!!!! Early congrats and I hope you know that this has always been my favorite classical music channel!

[@AVROTROSKlassiek]

Thank you very much Daniel!

[@marceldon7399]

Félicitations Francesca car je trouve plutôt difficile à interpréter

[@cmw9876]

Can one of our knowledgeable viewers (listeners) tell us what the particular pieces are along with the times?

[@Herman6507]

Try the Requiem by Cherubini. Beethoven insisted on having that played at his funeral. Cherubini was influenced by Jommelli.

[@voenigs612]

Everyone plays with baroque bows, but some with modern instruments. And the shoulder rests ... :-D

[@drbertus1]

Baie dankie

[@geosantos2230]

05:05

[@MegaFred49]

Très beau techniquement, mais la soprano ne semble pas savoir ce qu'elle chante, elle entonne ça comme une romance à son amoureux, alors que le texte parle de massacrer les ennemis et de soumettre les rois de la terre...

[@herminioteixeira5921]

Dados informativos sobre o autor, é sempre desejável ter.

[@giancitton2604]

In primo piano @Lena-cg4uk Parte I 0:03 Parte II 5:03 Parte III 11:32 Parte IV 16:32 Parte V 21:41 Parte VI 24:00 Parte VII 28:35