G.Ph. Telemann: Ouverture "Les Nations" in B flat major for Strings and Basso continuo, TWV 55:B5

[@christianbrodiez5287]

Telemann a composé là une musique descriptive très originale,les interprètes du Barockester sont d'une virtuosité et d'une discipline irréprochable : Quelle belle harmonie : Chapeau !

[@thewetcoast]

To capture the character of a nation in music is genius. To render the music is such a compelling manner is masterful!

[@duncanmckeown1292]

I have been watching all these Bremen Orchestra Telemann pieces performed, and this young band definitely bring a lively touch, yet very fine sense of musicianship to the works of my absolute favourite baroque composer. Perhaps it is the strong folk influence in Telemann's music that most distinguishes him from his contemporaries...but I always listen to a performance of his music with a smile on my face, a melody in my heart...and my foot tapping!

[@marcbruggemans7287]

Tellman fut un merveilleux musicien et compositeur. Un beau moment musical. On est accroché aux notes et aux harmonies. Merci à l’ensemble pour la qualité d’interprétation

[@reader1956]

All of these pieces recorded in Bremen are beautiful and wonderfully played. Thank you very much for posting them.

[@rickmarti77]

Telemann is the most under rated composer ever. Thank you so much for spreading his music. I first found your group playing the famous viola concerto. All the new music has been a delight!

[@LeonMare49]

True. I have quite a few excellent CD's of Telemann! Ouvertures from Music de Table, Hamburg Ebb & Flow, Alster Overture, etc. etc. Great music!

[@barbaratrehy4742]

I agree. His only crime was to be born at the same time as Back and Handel, a fate shared with quite a few other equally good composers. This is wonderful music.

[@heron6462]

If you want more Telemann in your life, I can definitely recommend Brilliant Classics' Telemann: Edition, Vol. 2 - it's packed with Overtures and other enjoyable gems.

[@walterbushell7029]

@@barbaratrehy4742 Not unlike being active in the time of Mozart and Haydn.

[@jasperblues1231]

@@walterbushell7029 Along with Biber, I think you're right!

[@carloslaguensbermejo9812]

Excelente interpretación. Ha sido un autentico placer deleitarse con esta bella obra barroca. Muchas Gracias desde España.

[@pingcheungwat2141]

I love Telemann music ,l think you are great est baroque orchestra of the world,thanks.

[@johnpcurtin6313]

Telemann is the most torrentially prodigious gushing perennial magnificent composer who really loved composing and could not get enough of it. He is a master of continually creating masterfully interesting music. Telemann is the epitome of composing music and he had a wonderful time doing it. His style of music has started to come back with the introduction of Modern Jazz in the 1940's. The first jazz masters took the Tin Pan Alley traditional modern popular music songs written in the melody and chord style of the classical years of classical music, which all styles of music since then have been written in including country and western, and these jazz masters started free improvising on these melody and supporting chord popular songs and spontaneously composed Modern Jazz which could be compared with Baroque style improvisation which is contrapuntally relating the different musical lines to each other. The jazz masters have brought back the most creative style of music, The Baroque, which is the musical equivalent of the Romanesque and Gothic style of Architecture, Sculpture, stained glass, tapestries and the visual arts. These styles are the artistic preparation for the great age of Astronomy which will be ushered in with TESS, The James Webb Space Telescope, The Mars 2020 Rover Mission, The Giant Magellan Telescope, The Thirty Meter Telescope, and the European Extremely Large Telescope.

[@jeanclaudemasse913]

Voilà une belle manière de parler des uns et des autres. C'est mieux que la guerre.

[@フルーツぶどう-h8q]

新しい音の世界にワクワクします。

[@yestheday5488]

Very unique, fascinating music

[@wichmannsburg]

Bravo : Quel plaisir d'écouter (encore et encore) cette interprétation vivante et passionnante d'un emsemble très sympathique et doué. J'espère pouvoir assister bientôt à un concert du "Bremer Barock Orchester". Telemann reste inégalé pour l'inépuisable richesse de ses idées.

[@keltenhorst8424]

Wenn hier nur uff angelsächsisch kommentiert wird, kann ick ruhich ma meinen Senf uff berlinisch dazujehm! Ihr seid dufte! Und Telemann sowieso 👍

[@anisuthideyakoindu]

Noa, dann ikke ook Menneken! Dat dat dat gift!... Aver leeve Musikanten, kann dat nu echt nicht een Beeten trager? All mit de Ruh... ;). Telemann was de Pionier van de Verlangsamung, doch? Mojen!

[@RickarooCarew]

Deutsch für Deutsche Musik? yawoll... wonderschöne Musik

[@RickarooCarew]

actually.. if you speak both languages.. they are so very close.. different spellings and pronunciation of many of the same words.. I have loved the sounds and construction of the German language since I moved there as a child.. we are all stuck on a smallish sphere.. no matter where we are.. we are only One Planet... & only.. One People! Peace ✌️

[@jayr526]

Those wishing to rule the world want us to believe that we are many different people. 2TU​@@RickarooCarew

[@reestman]

Great performance - many thanks for posting!

[@luigiaffronti3864]

Musica sublime che si vorrebbe riascoltare di continuo. Gruppo musicale di artisti che riescono ad esprimere le più alte sensazioni espresse dall' autore. Un particolare ringraziamento a Nadine, Hugo e Néstor

[@josecarlosferreira4131]

Linda musica grande compositor Telemann

[@remedypath5941]

slamming - 3:30 is mind blowing!!

[@alejandrorojas6852]

Excelente música y magnifica orquesta .

[@lenanielsen5903]

Beautiful performance🍃thank you

[@Classicjoa]

Very good!

[@arsaugusta]

I never heard something more exciting like "Les Moscovites" in this interpretation. Thank you for this excellent very Lebendig Music!

[@richardkmason4351]

C'est magnifique.

[@alicet909]

Wow...really love "Les Moscovites"

[@nicholasrowe6031]

Ahead of his time. What experimentation.

[@claudi.o]

Magnifico.

[@makhetefall8003]

Wow, This is top level synchronization. I wish I could bring you to play at Tanglewood, Lenox/ Berkshires , MA. //// You need to come to Brandeis University and play. I love this, it brings me peace. Thank you. I came to Massachusetts from Senegal to study. I love the New England of classical music, lobsters and wine. Downtown Lenox. I love that America. Bon apetit.

[@syntheticperson]

Beautiful

[@orroma9005]

passionante said a frech admirer , that's the word....

[@barbaratrehy4742]

Rick Marti below is so right - severely underrated, but thankfully making a comeback in the popularity he once enjoyed. This music is up there with Handel, surely, and is played so well here by this young group.

[@riffraftmusic8669]

So, what is it that makes this group so fascinating? Is it simply the lower tuning? The different texture/timbre from the different materials (strings, etc)? Is their recording equipment just better? Really enjoying!

[@makhetefall8003]

mn..20: 30 s ///// Unbelievable, How long did they practice this before delivering this chef'd'oeuvre ? 24:04......BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO.

[@darkmcray3407]

Einfach nur wunderschön! Nur diese Gitarre ? Wie nennt man sie ?, super interessant. Uns Telemann an und für sich ist wirklich unterschätzt, aber dennoch sehr gut und impatisch zu gleich. Kurz gesagt einfach nur bombe gewesen 🙌

[@dickenjokevalk56789]

AWESOME!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@orroma9005]

thanks you very much

[@adriepram]

Whoa a 6 string violone! I'm curious on what tuning Mr. Görg is using. As a contrabass player I'm always intrigued by the violone, sadly there's none in my country.

[@alistairkewish651]

I would not describe this as a crime, being born alongside Corelli, Handel, Bach, Mattheson, locatelli, Geminiani and many others. It didn’t prevent him from doing all the things he wanted to squeeze into during a very busy life.

[@יצחקבןיהוידע-ל3נ]

אני אוהב את היצירה של טלמן וכמובן את הביצוע המושלם !!!!!!!!!

[@BremerBarockorchester]

👍 תודה רבה לך

[@farrelpermadi5471]

Is Les Moscovites is Moscow? And what is Les Boiteux and Les Coureurs?

[@Rik77]

They are horses, lame horses and running (or galloping) horses.

[@BorisGr754]

@@Rik77 absolutely not, and yes @Farrel Permadi

[@Rik77]

@@BorisGr754 i was referring to Les Boiteaux and Les Coureurs. that is one of the standard theories on the intention of these titles as my understanding is the words can be used in that way and makes sense musically. For example, mobile-dictionary.reverso.net/en/english-french/lame+horse

[@farrelpermadi5471]

@@Rik77 ah thank you so much! I'm just looking right now! I am so sorry if it's so late ;)

[@farrelpermadi5471]

@@BorisGr754 I see, thank you for the confirmation and pardon for the very late answer! :)

[@luismelo3433]

Recorder Suite next?

[@Ohmereb]

Paulet c'est dans le panier 🙆🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@peterwu8471]

Why only one viola, what gives?

[@jack-danielbalantine156]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@adamnoman4658]

The Bremer folk play wonderfully, individually and collectively, of course, but they have adopted a current annoying affectation among "historically informed" bands of throwing away phrase endings and cadential finals. Returns to the tonic or its harmonics need to be felt, not merely implied. They are arrivals back home when home meant something.

[@Discovery_and_Change]

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[@boybad1514]

im playing this so my teacher made me listen to it

[@BorisGr754]

wait...

[@BorisGr754]

I recognize that pfp-

[@heikkinylund8617]

Très bien, but you should expand to French and Italian composers.

[@AlexSantosLatino]

Parece Handel

[@mereyeslacalle]

Händel parece Telemann !! ; el maestro alemán nacionalizado inglés solía pedir permiso a Telemann para usar su música ; transcripciones y copias eran frecuentes en esa época . Revisa el inicio del concierto para mandolina TWV 53:F1, y después escucha en Solomon , The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba. Saludos !

[@Kardewski]

Usually I complain about French overtures being played too fast -- it seems to be a sickness nowadays -- but this is WAY too slow. Contrasting with the rather swift middle section, the tempo feels completely wrong -- sorry folks, I don't get it

[@Rik77]

I wonder if that is partly to do with telemann. They are playing cut time 2 minims to a bar, unusually telemann writes the opening grave in quite slow rhythms.

[@windrush104]

The film would be considerably improved if constant shot change could be avoided. It becomes very distracting

[@RaleignEli-h7l]

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[@mrJohnDesiderio]

Poor Telemann. Makes a great sleeping pill.