Boismortier - 6 Concertos for 5 Flutes Op. 15, Le Concert Spirituel

Boismortier 6 Concertos for 5 Flutes Op. 15, Le Concert Spirituel
Concerto in E minor Op 15 no 6
Concerto in D minor Op 15 no 3 8:31
Concerto in A minor Op 15 no 2 16:38
Concerto in A minor Op 15 no 5 27:16
Concerto in B minor Op 15 no 4 32:34
Concerto in G minor Op 15 No 1 44:43

[@francoislebedel4428]

Remarquable. Je place très haut Bodin de Boismortier oublié depuis presque 3 siècles et qui égale pourtant de grands noms. Cette musique est excellente. Boismortier a souvent privilégié la flûte traversière qui semble avoir été son instrument favori. Il n'avait guère le loisir de composer pour de grands ensembles instrumentaux, n'ayant pas de mécène, éditant et vendant lui-même sa musique composée pour des amateurs à uns époque où l'on se piquait de jouer d'un instrument en compagnie, dans les salons de la bourgeoisie mais aussi de la petite noblesse qui ne pouvait entretenir un compositeur et un ensemble orchestral, même modeste. Boismortier tenait beaucoup à sa liberté et à son indépendance. C'est une exception et c'est une attitude très moderne.

[@louisbussiere6380]

Flute traversière ou traverseau ?

[@thomasdastillung4097]

S'il avait été allemand il aurait joué pour Frédéric II avec 50 musiciens. Mais malheureusement il reste dans l'ombre comme vous le mentionnez.

[@TheGdawg1999]

tone pitch timing amazing most of time I could not detect how many flutes were playing belisimo magnificent

[@vivianaalexandrescu9565]

5 flutes

[@charlesbarkema8021]

There is only One performer using multi track recording. Vincent Touzet is the only performer.

[@jlp1124]

Une harmonie parfaite, un grand moment de bonheur et de douceur. A écouter sans modération...

[@c.g.marseille4510]

oui

[@raphaelsteinmetz9377]

oui

[@marcelotobardurand6511]

16 Diciembre de 2015 .- Se acaba el año y descubro a este francés fantástico que vivió al igual que Leclair y Rameau durante el reinado de LUIS XV, época del Rococó. ( 1689 - 1755 )

[@TheFebi]

Boismortier le favorite de Marie Leszczynska, aujourd'hui presque oublie, mais pas pour tout le monde heureusement!

[@jesusislordandlovesyou3853]

The silence after hear this hurt.

[@mikehowarth6178]

One word...'enjoy'.

[@karlisun2010]

hermoso como meditativo todo en tono menor maravilloso!

[@saikopiratos]

my ears kinda opened the gates a little more when this started.

[@fernandopiresdelima452]

Concerto in G minor Op 15 No 1 begins at 41:21 , with the Adagio.

[@thelittlegamer6209]

It isn't even in G Minor but in G major, but it's ok

[@_PROCLUS]

Joseph Bodin de BOISMORTIER 1689 - 1755 In the town of Metz he received his musical education from Joseph Valette de Montigny .. in 1724 Boismortier moved to Paris ... He was prolific: his first works appeared in Paris in 1724, and by 1747 he had published more than 100 works in various vocal and instrumental combinations. His music, particularly for the voice, was extremely popular and made him wealthy without the aid of patrons. de Boismortier was also famed for his excessively inattentive and wandering mind that often kept him from conducting his own works ... WIKI

[@c.g.marseille4510]

thank you Proclus !

[@armandobuzzini9171]

Por fin encuentro sonatas sólo para flautas. si conocen otras producciones haganme saber como buscarlas gracias

[@emanuel_soundtrack]

best of

[@millennial8441]

5 baroque one-keyed flutes tuned in D.

[@basemetalmusic9919]

Is the title of this video correct? Are these really flutes? Or are they recorders?

[@jbchenique7702]

BaseMetalMusic

[@wlady2010]

ellas son realmente flautas (traversas), pero flautas barrocas. instrumentos construidos en madera, de sección cónica y con una sola llave (y para los cuales se escribió esta música). por este motivo su timbre es diferente a la flauta moderna construida de metal, de sección cilíndrica y con muchas llaves.

[@donniemalpass1587]

BaseMetalMusic They are wooden flutes. Also known as Baroque flutes. Was a one keyed flute used during this period.

[@charlesbarkema8021]

A great bass, or Bassett recorder would have given the whole thing more bottom line.

[@enzocaccavari5004]

U can hear it looks like Michele Mascitti ....

[@person2199]

Where can I find this sheet music?

[@danfoster6542]

imslp.org/wiki/6_Concertos_for_5_Flutes%2C_Op.15_(Boismortier%2C_Joseph_Bodin_de)

[@gabrielrosenstock3459]

Osclaíonn sé fuinneoga ionainn.

[@ninoding]

41:22

[@francoislebedel4428]

J'ajoute que si Bodin de Boismortier est peu connu en France, il est apprécié et joué dans le monde entier.

[@therealzilch]

Very nice. Boismortier wrote some lovely sonatas for solo recorder too.

[@eref2000]

Period instruments tuned to A = 396 Hz

[@millennial8441]

Yeah, six baroque transverse flutes with a D-foot.

[@richardjohnson6839]

B sounds good on saxophones...used to have a group of students who loved this for competitions, because no one had heard of B. Just ever so delightful to play...

[@beerybs]

Yep, the title is correct. These are baroque flauto traversi, wooden Traverse Flutes. That's why they play a bit larmoyant - and out of tune :-)

[@c.g.marseille4510]

not larmoyant (huilerig) and also not out of tune. It's simple the sound of a traverso ! (and also the art of this music of Boismortier)

[@michelbt]

The sound of this ensemble is beautiful, and more relaxing than the modern flute sound. And the tuning is very good too, certainly as good as any modern flute ensemble (seriously).

[@ecureuilvigilant4315]

Excellent moment musical d'un auteur paraît-il encore trop rare. Heureux donc d'avoir fait sa connaissance grâce à youtube. Mélodies simples et gracieuses. Merci encore pour ce partage.

[@pamelakeightley3472]

What a unique sound,lovely and well played!!

[@viniciuskoti910]

As composições são maravilhosas, sentimos as músicas na alma.

[@italynperu]

Me encanta el primer movimiento...preromantico...

[@jennysutherland3854]

these concertos have always had a special place in my heart

[@dgbx6]

Just discovered Boismortier by accident. I've never heard of him. The simplicity of his music is wonderful. Thanks for posting this.

[@ehtiennevienne6507]

So am I. That's the sound of baroque flute.

[@faustinotaladridrodriguez5383]

Ahora mismo estoy en casa realizando las tareas de limpieza,esta música me proporciona relajación y tranquilidad.

[@NoMoreMrNiceGuyNYC]

Even more remarkable, then. Baroque flutes are so awkward to play.... Great recording. Thanks for posting.

[@pablolavin3945]

quien acaso podra vivir dos veces, para escuhar con una mirada mas pura y acentada.... la hermosura de del primer y tercer mov,, conmovedor...

[@Unidentifying]

Love it

[@ravilart]

Teràpia musical!

[@HoracioAtilioFleitas]

Just is my first audition about Boismortier. Excelent.

[@NoMoreMrNiceGuyNYC]

Can you tell me- are these performed on period instruments or modern flutes? It's actually hard to tell. Thanks.

[@antoniolorenzoni4617]

period instrument

[@millennial8441]

Yes, six baroque flutes tuned in D are playing here.

[@Dhha]

Delicioso/Delightful

[@kebirsabeth9935]

To quote the immortal Cole Porter: "It's delightful, it's delicious, it's de-lovely."

[@trofiolona]

2:54 Allegro

[@kazumitsushiroyama1581]

I like this music!!

[@Xezlec]

Surprisingly lovely for someone whose surname begins with B but doesn't end with "ach"!

[@Recorder-e3e]

Hay flutes and recorders?

[@riccardobiffoli628]

Come spiega bene una risposta (in lingua spagnola) qui pubblicata ad un commento, si tratta di flauti travesieri, cioè flauti traversi barocchi, fatti di legno e a sezione conica e con una sezione conica. Insomma, il punto di mezzo fra i flauti diritti (che sono di legno per forza, anche se i più grandi hanno delle chiavi per le note più basse) e i flauti traversi metallici. Dolcezza derivante dal legno, con maggiore morbidezza rispetto ai flauti diritti

[@davidluck1678]

not bad. But can't hold a candle to Paul Pisk's Passacaglia for Piano and Piccolo., op. posthumous.

[@solcarzemog5232]

zzzzzzzz no orchestra BYE

[@EdiDrums]

Fare well

[@alain1959]

good riddance !