(FULL ALBUM) Handel - Water Music - Consort Of London - Robert Haydon Clark

[@CharlesM1992]

Handel's music radiates joy and majesty like no other composer. His music always make me happy.

[@mro9466]

Majestic and uplifting pieces ! The pure joy of music

[@michaelbaughman4017]

J S BACH does the same for me TOO!🎶🎹🎶

[@sinjisdf1]

Joseph Hayden for me to.

[@johnnyquest6115]

I once saw this most beautiful woman and told her she's missing her wedding ring and she told me no, it's on her other hand because she's a violin player. I then said, "You look familiar. Didn't I see you play Handel's Water Music with the local orchestra a few years back?" Yes, that was her! What a pleasant encounter that was.

[@daffodilsunrise]

I would say that the Consort of London's performance was well "Handel"ed. It sure does flow nicely.

[@amaxamon]

You get the Very Punny Award!

[@jackieann5494]

😅😅😅😂👍

[@clavichord]

But... can you Händel listening to this recording Bach to Bach?

[@clavichord]

@@amaxamon There's a whole Liszt of existing composer puns out there..

[@joshuabissey]

@@clavichord And I'm Hayden it.

[@MMMonica3]

Grew up listening to this album "on tape". It's still my favorite classical album of all time.

[@wulfnesthead8788]

Yes!! Moment of silence for cassette tapes...

[@leylinegoddess]

@@wulfnesthead8788 how about vinyl discs also

[@malcolmabram2957]

I am from the 18th century, you lot are so so lucky. I only heard this once, with difficulty, from the banks of the River Thames, and only a bit as the barges went by. Noticed a guy sitting on them under a canopy with an enormous wig. Have to look that one up, but hey you can listen to this over and over again.

[@johnbigboote8900]

I both envy and pity you, sir. You must have seen so much, including the slow, but steady decline in what we call music. Tell me, if you can, at one point do you think that music, as you define it, ceased to be composed?

[@SoItGoes1985]

Bugger!

[@henryyan7122]

The big bang theory goes it starts brilliant, gradually cooling off and then eventually darkness ...

[@makingupthemagic]

We live like kings today. Pineapple can even be bought for pennies, sugar and meat for everyone, and a box shows us plays that copied Shakespeare, but not as good. And we fly on giant birds of steel.

[@threglanzaldor7763]

Waves at you in the eighteenth century from the twenty-second.

[@mro9466]

The kind of music you have to listen 150 times before having a clear picture of this amazing piece. The parts that blow me away everytime: - 7:20 HMV 348: III. Allegro - 21:30 HMV 348: VI. Minuet - 32:03HMV 349: I. Overture - 36:29 HMV 349: II. Alla hornpipe - 50:54 HMV 350: I. Allegro - 53:05 HMV 350: II. Alla hornpipe - 1:01:12 HMV 350: V. Air

[@3.14-u2g]

Aren't that overture and 2nd allegro basically same pieces?

[@mro9466]

@@3.14-u2g yes they are the same, some renditions like this one have a repeated variation of overture and alla hornpipe for some extra pleasure :D

[@sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401]

@@3.14-u2g It was acceptable to "borrow" not only from your own music but anyone else's. It was considered a great compliment...why not compliment yourself, if worthy? ( Thinking of that day) Worked for them!

[@noshrinkingviolet007]

The only music that I can listen to while working and not lose my focus yet still have something going on in the background so it's not too quiet. Works like a charm!

[@sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401]

Like Mozart, too.

[@donaldmetzger8238]

One can tell that Handel did all his work as unto the Lord, and tries to worship and portray the majesty and joy of God.

[@aaronmarks9366]

Hard to believe this is over 300 years old - it premiered on July 17, 1717, at a concert requested by King George I on the River Thames.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

I listened to this for the first time in the audience right on the Charles river on the 250th anniversary. I was 7. July 17 1967. Everyone else my age was listening to the Beatles. I believe Fiedler was the conductor though I was rather young so I can't be certain. My uncle had a boat so we pulled up along side the bank right there and listened to the entire concert from his boat, the only proper way to listen to this :)

[@DScott-pc7rd]

Interesting numerology. Especially since July also happens to be the 7th month.

[@FrancescoDiMauro]

46:02 "Water" Suite No.2 in D Major, HMV 349: V. Minuet 47:06 "Water" Suite No.2 in D Major, HMV 349: VI. Bourre 49:13 "Water" Suite No.2 in D Major, HMV 349: VII. Country Dance

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

The melody in this sacred piece is sparkle with EXUBERANCE to the spirit. It makes the listener yearn for HOPE... Perfect recording, many thanks to 'CollinsClassics.'

[@CollinsClassicsOfficial]

Thank you very much.

[@PabluchoViision]

Beautifully put, Helena. You might try the Concertgebouw's 1958 recording (conducted by E. van Beimum) which maybe has less 'sparkle' or 'exuberance' than what the Consort does here; but, to my ears, the earlier recording more than makes up for that in its grace and tenderness.

[@ぽっぽ-o3r]

My favorite part is the Overture (Largo-Allegro) of HWV348 ! Does anyone agree with this choice?

[@jamesrudy7569]

I'd say lets bring this type of music bach, but i doubt folks these days could handel it.

[@pierrebarrioz2529]

back or bach...

[@nickim6571]

tee hee

[@SavennaZlatchkine]

woo for thee :)

[@vreed27]

Haha...you are so punny!

[@cordell2653]

Trigger warning: Unoriginal comment 54 people couldn't "handel" this music.

[@neeltheother2342]

I'm pretty sure the Italians.

[@swinger9374]

I have a Liszt of unoriginal comments to follow up...

[@threglanzaldor7763]

You got too far.

[@DaveMoth]

Got fantastic memories of listening to this sitting in my van by the Missouri River. Was a lovely van carpeted, cool and quiet.

[@masincoon3172]

Red dragon😄

[@aaronmarks9366]

Where on the Missouri?

[@OllieFisher]

FUCKING SLAYERRRRRRR

[@keeleybrown122]

I'm Chopin some onions for my Boston Bach beans. Their gonna make you Mozart, I hope you can Handle it. 🧜‍♀️

[@ErnestUngureanu]

Son nom était Georg Friederich Händel. Et NON "Handel".

[@carolgirl29]

Play this at my funeral :D Celebrate Life!

[@sherryurlucky3164]

Carol Garvin let’s not talk about funerals pls. I hate the sound of it😥😥 but I still get your point. This is some wonderful music

[@sherryurlucky3164]

😅🤗🤗

[@michaelbaughman8910]

@Maltodextrin Oh my YES!But don't forget J.S.BACH,Teleman,and the rest of the Barque composers.🎶🎹🎹🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@Metemi]

The sound on this! Absolutely astonishing. Because audio files do not always play well with being uploaded, but every now and then, perfection is achieved.

[@patrickmeny1298]

This was my parents' wedding music *i wish i was alive for their wedding*

[@PCCphoenix]

😢

[@sherryurlucky3164]

I wish that I could meet at least one of my grandmas. Both were dead when I was born, but one died when I was about to be born. What I’m trying to prove? I’m trying to show you that your not alone, and I hope you can feel a little bit better

[@pnsmexico]

I wish i was alive to see my parent's and grand parent's birth. all of them.

[@류순열-h6i]

아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎻📯🎺🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤

[@cutecute9955]

its great to hear this music now (2019) ooooohhh.

[@captebbtide]

Far and away one of, if not THE, best, complete collection of Handel's Water Music. Wonderful orchestration, proper tempo are just a few of it's many finer points.

[@oldhippo2158]

You get intoxicated where the horns blow high.

[@bgaruva]

Ridículos são os anúncios que o KZbin estupidamente enfia no meio do programa, num volume duas vezes superior ao da delicadíssima música de Händel, aqui tão bem executada!

[@horsewind4207]

This music helps your brain

[@alexanderalf1466]

Händel is one of the greatest Composers in history. On the Olymp with J. S. Bach, CPE Bach, G. Ph. Telemann, L. van Beethoven, W. A. Mozart, F. Schubert, F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, J. Brahms, P. Tschaikovsky, R. Schumann, J. Strauß II, A. Vivaldi, R. Wagner, C. Monteverdi and J. Haydn.

[@carllazarus9664]

@Landen Oba I would add F. Chopin.

[@john17novem]

The Greatest Composers in history are famous for their classical masterpieces either in opera or instrumental (symphonic) music or both. From a larger list are missing a lot of names, like N. Paganini, G. Verdi at least, and G. Mahler, D. Scarlatti, G. Rossini, G. Donizetti, H. Berlioz, F. Liszt, J. Offenbach, C. Saint-Saëns, G. Bizet, G. Puccini, C. Debussy, J. Sibelius, M. Ravel, B. Bartok, S. Prokofiev, D. Shostakovich, S. Rachmaninoff, E. Grieg, L. Delibes, C. Gounot etc. There are a lot of lists like best 10, best 20, many of them subjective. L. van Beethoven is simply the best.

[@leylinegoddess]

mr. h. plagiarized himself all over the place in his multitudinous works.

[@ShelbyDove]

Handel is my favorite. Absolutely love this

[@michellerobinson4291]

I found this piece music because it was mentioned in I Capture the Castle: the Vicar plays it on the piano as Cassandra and Neil swim in the moat by moonlight

[@Edera7795]

Thinking of using this as my Wedding Music. I love all of it

[@mro9466]

there's basically a segment for every part of the wedding in Water Music ^^

[@sherryurlucky3164]

Not trying to get personal, but I’m wondering. Who’s your husband gonna be? Just need the name pls!😅🤗

[@phyllysanantonio]

Please dont. I'm so sick of going to cookie cutter weddings. If you like so much , play in your hotel room, dont torture your guest.

[@DScott-pc7rd]

I don’t think you are invited

[@victoriasaper1625]

Down with Columbus Day, let’s celebrate the birthdays of the great composers

[@ditzy_girl-readyditzyness96]

18:32 What? This is for my own personal reference. Please continue scrolling

[@seifer010]

i love the minuet 46:03

[@CollinsClassicsOfficial]

So do we!

[@lanfordvideos]

Handel's water music ranks up with at least the five greatest pieces of Baroque chamber music ever composed. Such a world of order, sophistication, tranquility, and exquisite beauty, I cannot help but keep on playing it over and over again as I study Calculus II. It turns the most difficult problems into the zenith of excitement and enjoyment!

[@XavFranz]

29:17 IX - allegro! Nicely, very touching!

[@larsruben1]

Thank you for posting this. Its marvelous.

[@CollinsClassicsOfficial]

You are welcome :-)

[@germanarturo11]

Only one hour? Thought it was "complete". Isn't it at least 3 hours? 3 Suites of about one hour each? Is there a complete video with ALL Handle's Water Music?

[@rominaolivaresespinosa8179]

NO ME GUSTA PARA NADA ME ISO DORMIR EN CLASE Y MAS APARTE YO SOY MÉXICANA

[@malena3669]

😊...bueno

[@ViscountAlbany]

pity you misspelt the directory number as HMV (a record store chain) in the chapters, it is HWV, Handel-Werke-Verzeichnis (Handel Works Directory)

[@aaronbruceladner1983]

I Hear that the Theme from “The Frugal Gourmet” is Included in This Collection

[@duyagetme]

wonderful! thank you!

[@antonioramosramos8226]

Acho que as classicas de Handel a gente viaja até ao Éden amo muito. Obrigado aos organizadores. Antônio Ramos Cianorte Pr.

[@sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401]

Abrigado...

[@sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401]

O brigado..pardon!

[@deleowolawi9834]

Music of the Soul.

[@51gemma59]

I love this music so much!

[@mro9466]

50:54 to 1:02:47 has to be the best part for me, so uplifting and triumphant !

[@CollinsClassicsOfficial]

I totally agree. Handel was very good in that kind of uplifting and triumphant parts. For me the best example is the Hallelujah chorus in the Messiah Oratorio.

[@angryjalapeno]

Lots of hits in the Messiah. But I actually like "For unto us a Child is born" more because of how the chorus and orchestra play off each other.

[@louisjolliet3369]

The most vulgar part. I, for one, find 47:05 to be the best part.

[@miriamvazquez1245]

This is really hard to play, i love it!

[@XavFranz]

Magnificent masterpiece!) I am enjoy! Great music!

[@alexbo5998]

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[@MrElderberries]

Trouble sleeping. This will help. so mellow.

[@josefelipemartinezdomingue9488]

Que preciosa melodía, es idónea para poder trabajar como catedrático universitario. Muchas gracias por compartir ese bello y sublime arte de la música clásica. Con respeto y admiración: José Martínez. Catedrático titular del Centro Universitario de Sur Occidente (CUNSUROC), Mazatenango, Suchitepéquez, Guatemala.

[@CollinsClassicsOfficial]

Estamos muy contentos de que te haya gustado nuestra grabacion. Lo que se enseña acerca de la universidad a la que?

[@josefelipemartinezdomingue9488]

En este primer semestre, 2017, trabajo las cátedras de Administración Agrícola y Metodología Científica en la Carrera de Agronomía Tropical; y los días sábados imparto la cátedra de Sociología de Guatemala en la Universidad Panamericana de Mazatenango, en la carrera de Trabajo Social.

[@nellsie_]

Anyone here because of Good Omens? Great piece by the way

[@le3035]

I was looking for someone who did haha

[@mago3331]

36:29 Cmon !

[@woodyoldman]

I cant stop listening to that piece, that starts at 21:30.

[@3.14-u2g]

Ok, can someone please explain why 32:03 and 50:54 sound just the same!? And why are suites in description listed with HMV instead HWV?

[@johng423]

In answer to your first question, I can offer a possibility. Many composers back then were not above borrowing music or reworking their own, and it is well known that Handel did that a lot. (So did Bach and Mozart, to name two others.) I don't know the circumstances that prompted the writing of each suite or the order in which the movements were composed, but I did notice that of the movements you mentioned, you are correct that they are the same except one is in D major and the other is in G major, with some re-orchestration. Maybe Handel was in a hurry and/or it was simply most convenient to re-use a good tune. I don't have an answer to your second question. I assume substituting an M for a W is either a typo or a result of dyslexia.

[@boudewijnvanmotman9811]

EXCELLENT! WITH COMPLIMENTS.

[@j.b.4340]

The songs are played too fast. They should’ve been slowed down.

[@ridelhouse]

26:44

[@dannymaguire3573]

Just listen..

[@layoutgames-boris3481]

53:03 :3

[@genemcn3579]

These ad interruptions are unfortunate, but oh well.

[@robynsalain]

un Haendel d'éblouissance,admiration

[@Sshooter444]

Sounds like heavy modern instruments

[@margaretroberts8222]

Big big thanks for drivin thru Baker St was it six lanes oh fook twas. No laxitive needed.. See ya later hunny... Thanks for putting up with me reliance on this... 🤗 🤗 🤗

[@wincubs1]

24:31 Frugal Gourmet anyone????

[@margaretroberts8222]

Tad swift.. Hey hooo take it as it comes

[@123-o9c7o]

26:45

[@steveoatway7001]

When most of the world was either still living like they had for thousands of years or under such strict religious servitude that music was almost non-existent this innovative music pioneer composed one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever, musically so far advanced over the drums and chanting elsewhere that music advanced light-years. Between Handel, Vivaldi and Bach the late Baroque period was a watershed for music. Mozart, Beethoven and all who followed owe their creative genius to these great Europeans. Been loving this since I studied it in college . Read on: www.britannica.com/topic/Water-Music

[@greenergrass4060]

Thankfully it didnt change into Queen music this time

[@ShelbyDove]

I would be so disappointed if it had

[@Francois_Dupont]

for the classic music enthusiast, i need some help finding a tune. i got a sample of the trumpet works on my channel it is a single video of 10sec long. i searched everywhere and never found the full music. if you could help me please to find it. i tried to input the sample into some website that automatically find song, but it didnt work.

[@JordanX767]

Is there a reason I can’t seem to find 41:06 anywhere other than this version? I’ve heard another version off of a CD when I was younger called “Listen, Learn and Grow” and I can’t seem to find it now.

[@epc302357]

This piece travels through our emotions and our feelings...despite the year or situation... It's like "hearing and seeing it with your Inner Eye" can't describe it any better..

[@olivitania]

36:29 Ufff, chulada, esa parte la usaban en los videos de Bullymagnets

[@rechelashton4134]

Eurooean anthem

[@XavFranz]

22:45 - very excellent!

[@SNSDatDPRK]

Notice how different versions can play the same song very differently

[@margaretroberts8222]

OK take that back

[@FrancescoDiMauro]

46:02 47:05 49:13

[@Naoreyescon]

Great

[@nikolabjelici364]

Handel was a music master and this is his master-piece. 💟💟💟

[@andrewpfeiffer6218]

Sounds like they played part of it twice.

[@XavFranz]

From 34:00 - unreal touching and beautiful! And after 38:55 also nicely!

[@rachellippman7722]

how did you make the lovle sounds

[@stephenoni2019]

I love it when the beat drops at 36:29

[@noworries864]

Beyonce, can you Handel this?

[@noworries864]

Beyonce, can you Handel this?

[@irfanimp]

ı love heandel poet of lirism

[@sykim8867]

0:06

[@josephglass6054]

26:45 is so damn good

[@jorgecuauhtemocpina6827]

Fabulosa versión.

[@drsergekuznetsov]

air by all means

[@LuizRibas1]

Sublime 🙌🏻

[@timmax912]

nice

[@ejm2706]

THE BIG BANG :2Pe 3:3 ¶ Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts, 2Pe 3:7 But the heavens and the earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men. 2Pe 3:10 But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be burned up.

[@roberthill799]

That's horribly sadistic and utterly nonsensical. It reads like the ravings of a a deluded maniac. Either that, or it's simply a typical passage from the bible.

[@mohamedrida1063]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@herrxav1]

Ecchhoonn

[@drummerboy1390]

49:14

[@henryyan7122]

I listen to this everyday for about 2 years, never feeling bored...