Busnoys In Hydraulis

[@Thompson001]

How wonderful it is to realize that we live in a time when, thanks to KZbin, you can listen to those songs that existed before our days

[@xXlady_whitexX]

1:22 wow 😇🤍🪽🕊✨

[@_PROCLUS]

Antoine BUSNOIS (also Busnoys) 1430 - 1492 a French composer and poet of the early Renaissance Burgundian School. While also noted as a composer of motets and other sacred music, he was one of the most renowned 15th-century composers of secular chansons. He was the leading figure of the late Burgundian school after the death of Guillaume Dufay. … he was not entirely a man of peace is indicated by a petition for absolution he filed in Tours, dated 28 February 1461, in which he admitted to being part of a group that beat up a priest "to the point of bloodshed", not once but five times … While in a state of anathema he was foolhardy enough to celebrate Mass although he was not an ordained priest, an act which got him excommunicated until Pope Pius II pardoned him. … WIKI

[@Roblox_mrtomas]

Put d

[@Roblox_mrtomas]

Who's d?

[@Roblox_mrtomas]

Deez

[@damiensisco6960]

@Proclus I have some questions about this Antoine Busnois guy: 1. Did he ever get married or have children? 2. What was the cause of his death? 3. Who were his parents? 4. Is this video an actual recording of the song In Hydraulis from when Antoine Busnois was alive? 5. Did he join the French military as a knight? 6. Did he ever speak English?

[@Roblox_mrtomas]

Bro United kingdom or Usa didnt existed back then bro.. Uk was born in 1707. + this is Greek

[@Polomokipo23]

Antoine Wbusnois ( Bethune 1430-1492 Bruges ) IN HYDRAULIS Eternel grandiose la musique de Antoine Busnois qui nous fait rêver à une autre terre merci KZbin.

[@6svarog997]

Dr

[@FedeG86]

Very good interpretation of the choir. Would be great so you can upload the other works that should be on that disk you uploaded this work.

[@kalp7568]

I Am In Love With These Type Of Classicals, Because Things Like This Gives My Mind A New Site Of Exploration And I Personally Like This Type Of Music Instead Of Newly Releases Pop Music Especially In My Country! Love From India❤🇮🇳

[@itzlini1152]

Well I'm from SL

[@itzlini1152]

In 2022 music has come a long way I am so happy to see how it started I mean music is literally a reward to me!!!

[@daniellakaran5760]

This is so beautiful.

[@beautifulnight6881]

1:45, i love this part sound

[@heitor_cb_9824]

Uma das músicas mais belas que já ouvi!

[@Lailaofficial891]

Tbm

[@alefbenhur]

Eu também

[@JE58-rbi]

Thank you all for sharing this beautiful music with the public!

[@itzlini1152]

0:46 Beautiful Woww Music at the beginning was beautiful

[@itzlini1152]

See that's why I say music is love music is life beautiful busnoys

[@RalphHancock]

1. In hydraulis quondam Pythagora[s] Admirante melos, phthongitates Malleorum, secutus aequora Per ponderum inaequilitates Adinvenit musae qualitates. Epitritum ac emioliam, Epogdoi duplam perducunt. Nam tessaron pente convenientiam Nec non phthongum et pason adducunt, Monocordi dum genus conducunt. 2. Haec Okeghem, qui cunctis praecinis Galliarum in regis aula, Practicum tuae propaginis Arma cernens quondam patria, Burgundiae ducis in patria, Pro me, Busnois, illustris comitis De Chaulois indignum musicum, Saluteris tuis pro meritis Tamquam summum cephas tropidicum,

[@dukedome]

TRANSLATION?

[@RalphHancock]

I already translated this for my fantasy verse play _Tilda_. The heroine Tilda and her parents have escaped the revenge of a cruel landlord and, on the run, have fallen in with a band of strolling players. Their performance at an inn is not going well, and desperate measures are needed. ... RADIO [ a player]: Tilda, my dear, Sit beside me and listen carefully: I’ll teach thee a song will knock their little socks off. (Sings) In hydraulis quondam Pythagora Admirante melos, phthongitates Malleorum, secutus aequora Per ponderum inaequalitates Adinvenit musae qualitates. Epitritum ac emioliam, Epogdoi duplam perducunt. Nam tessaron pente convenientiam Nec non phthongum et pason adducunt, Monocordi dum genus conducunt. - Can ye remember that? TILDA: Why, certainly. (She sings the whole song herself.) JESS [Tilda's mother]: Ah, that were lovely, Tilda my little pet, Though I did understand no word of it. RADIO: ’Tis the Latin tongue - that always goes down well: They cannot boo it, for it might be holy. The meaning’s thus: When, at the water organ Pythagoras did wonder at the tunes And thought upon the notes made by the hammers, Seeking equality, through inequalities He thus discovered the virtues of the muse. One and a third, and then one and a half, And then one and an eighth lead to the double. For thus the fourth and fifth comply together, The note also, and the whole span of notes, When they are used in the monochord kind. TILDA: I see: ’Tis most enlightening. RADIO: Truly, it will slay them.

[@beautifulnight6881]

Is this French language?

[@RalphHancock]

No, it's Latin, full of ancient mathematical and musical terms. It's meant to be impressively difficult, and it's very hard to understand even for a classical scholar. You can tell that it was written by a French speaker because the final -s of 'Pythagoras' is not pronounced, and the word rhymes with 'aequora'.

[@HA-lq4tt]

0:57 is amazingly beautiful

[@fakhumram9747]

1:22 😇

[@dukio-03]

0:34

[@mom841]

If this song plays in my church I will go to the church every 3 Sunday

[@damiensisco6960]

Why would they play a song from hundreds and hundreds of years ago?

[@southfloridaarcheryguy114]

@@damiensisco6960Because it’s superior in every way to the crap that passes for church music these days.

[@florangelygonzalez406]

anybody came from the evelution of music

[@MMX974]

I did

[@yakobboi6764]

Florangely Gonzalez me

[@daniellakaran5760]

Me ofc

[@Fares-fh5hs]

YOOOOOO

[@cirilolemos1426]

Yep

[@lilyazid3737]

W song ain’t gon lie

[@danielmendoza3599]

In hydraulis quondam Pythagora Admirante melos phtongitates Malleorum secus is equora Per ponderum inequalitates Adinvenit muse quidditates Epitritum ast hemioliam Epogdoum duolam nam perducunt Tessaron menthe convenientiam Nec non phtongum et pason adducunt Monochordi dum genus conducunt Hec Ockeghem cunctis qui precinis Galliarum inregis latria Practiculum tue propaginis Arma cernens quondam per atria Burgundie ducis in patria Perme Busnoys illustris comitis De Chaurolois indignum musicum Saluteris tuis pro meritis Tanquam summum Cephas tropidicum Vale verum instar Orpheicum

[@marinapegrisch1305]

That ' s my half brother Antoine de Bourgogne ! On the cd cover !

[@qingzeus]

This looks like someone has already pass away like this song but I like this song !

[@Roblox_mrtomas]

This song was another god song made in 1400 A.D what a beautiful Song this is!

[@damiensisco6960]

How was this song made in 1400 A.D. when Antoine Busnois was born in 1430?

[@Roblox_mrtomas]

No he is born in 1376. He was in a war in 1377. He Survived! Thats why he made this song, Cuz he remember He was in a war while he was 1. this song was from 1403.

[@damiensisco6960]

@@Roblox_mrtomas If he was born in 1376, then when did he die?

[@Roblox_mrtomas]

He died in 1451.

[@damiensisco6960]

@@Roblox_mrtomas But if he actually lived from 1376-1451, then how come when I looked it up it said that he lived from 1430-1492?

[@storys9720]

At 0:07 it sounds like angel 👼

[@JanetK1969]

Ikr

[@joeltheon167]

0:08 is my favorite part of the song

[@danielasbjrnsson7500]

Where can I buy this CD?

[@JanetK1969]

Not on Spotify-

[@danielasbjrnsson7500]

@@JanetK1969 That's why I wanna buy the CD

[@mahirakalucasahammed2443]

0:08 It’s Called Dark

[@imjustarandomblackgirl]

0:11 0:45 0:58 1:11 1:23 2:01 Love all those parts

[@maru-dy5ld]

as do i

[@sugbobayot3368]

This sounds like an ancient roman song

[@erroll9621]

The Romans did not have counterpoint :)

[@failsman7309]

why the real life face. Is he a time traveler

[@jaspermay5813]

because he was a real life person, and someone was able to paint his face very well. No

[@sp4rkl3_plush7]

History its so beautiful i wish i lived in the history but i live in the fuckin 2022😒

[@JanetK1969]

Fr ikr

[@JanetK1969]

Fr

[@damiensisco6960]

Then why don’t you just pray for God to reverse time and make it so that you were born in history?

[@andersonfroes7340]

1:21 I won't let you down

[@thanhtan5736]

9/8/2000 13.54

[@origamipaperfold201]

I like this part 0:11

[@sp4rkl3_plush7]

Me too i love it

[@ruso7569]

X3

[@ThijmenMesri]

I like the beginning of the song

[@shaulin3000]

Me too

[@storys9720]

Wow

[@juzhuzshorts4433]

That song made 1492 Antoine busnoys born 1430

[@damiensisco6960]

No it was made in 1475.

[@origamipaperfold201]

I knew the sound is fake but how a long time ago like 1492 there are no records but how it has the music that is because they write in the book and they read it and there is no phone to take a picture in 1492 so they draw like a person

[@renatariojasono1398]

[@damiensisco6960]

Why is there a monkey?

[@michaelkurak1012]

I like Pomerium, but they are a little too gentile for Busnois/Busnoys. The best version of this piece of music, by far, is performed by the Clerk’s Group. Unfortunately, it is to be found nowhere on KZbin and, in fact, you can now only get a used copy of it on CD (at this time of writing).

[@matsgoalkeeping2448]

What does hydraulis mean?

[@michaelkurak1012]

@@matsgoalkeeping2448 It’s an ancient pipe organ of sorts. You can Google it.

[@matsgoalkeeping2448]

@@michaelkurak1012 it’s a water organ, thank you!

[@beautifulnight6881]

Is this a Christian song?

[@JanetK1969]

I think so

[@beautifulnight6881]

@@JanetK1969 Hi, thanks for your attention

[@Isabellarose848]

🥹🥺 1:22

[@origamipaperfold201]

To 0:16 that’s all

[@damiensisco6960]

True or False: Today, in 2023, there is still a grave that Antoine Busnois’s actual dead, decomposed body is buried underneath and it still says, “R.I.P Antoine Busnois.”.

[@Thompson001]

False

[@minseoww]

1:16 - 1:50

[@damiensisco6960]

True or False: Antoine Busnois never married or had children.

[@Thompson001]

True

[@damiensisco6960]

@@Thompson001 Did Antoine Busnois die a virgin?

[@guistinigrikoudo9928]

she makes me think of lilium

[@damiensisco6960]

Antoine Busnois is a he, not a she.

[@matsgoalkeeping2448]

What does hydraulis mean?

[@JanetK1969]

Yeah idk either

[@Thompson001]

The term hydraulics most often refers to a wide range of devices that make it possible to drive various machines and mechanisms using the energy of hydraulic fluid (oil).

[@Mat_Gomez23]

So he composed this piece on that? That’s very interesting

[@CEIVE4EVER]

There's no hydraulis here...

[@damiensisco6960]

If this guy is from the 15th Century, then why does he look like a teen from today’s modern age?

[@yuk_notkim7658]

Proof that those humans back then weren't a separate species from us today

[@averyjohnson7728]

This reminds me of The Pentatonix lol

[@penguinyt53]

0:54

[@mirkojaksic8378]

1:21

[@Isabellarose848]

0:04