Jean-Joseph Mouret: Rondeau from Suite de Symphonies (Trumpet and Orchestra)

Mouret's Rondeau performed with trumpet, strings, woodwinds, harpsichord, and timpani

[@EVH3730]

I have always loved Mouret's Rondeau since I was a child.

[@Rylosalex]

I remember hearing this playing on the radio, loving it and walking back in forth in the living room pretending to be a queen greeting her subjects LOL I've forgotten how short this piece is

[@Emily-if4wi]

I can never play it only once 😁

[@mayiebee]

gfi

[@bakerstreet101]

LOL :D

[@Anjuli50]

Certainly takes me back to my teenage years of watching Alistair Cooke introduce "Masterpiece Theatre" every week on PBS. LOVE that show -- and this music!

[@stephenhoward6829]

Quite! PBS's running of such gems from the BBC made TV watchable. Got my daughter hooked on such as well, and at times her spoken English would become ever-so-British. It didn't hurt at all that she would slip into that verbal modality when correcting an errant presentment from a teacher, starting in early grade-school.

[@elonmust7470]

I was a kid watching mom enjoy the show.0

[@godsmacked1000]

I knew it! This is the song!

[@domingodeguzman7536]

The enthronment hymn of our beloved Queen of the Philippines, Nuestra Señora del Santisimo Rosario- La Naval de Manila

[@jhonanthonyramos7172]

And we are all shouting VIVA LA VIRGEN !

[@inesdeerausquin5658]

Wow! Sounds amazing...

[@ferdinandpangan6494]

@@inesdeerausquin5658 you see. During the Second Sunday of October, Manila celebrates the solemn feast of the Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary, La Naval de Manila, to comemmorate the miraculous intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of the Holy Rosary, in the timely aid for the Joint Spanish-Filipino Naval forces to win the great Battles of the La Naval de Manila against the impending Dutch Invasion of 1646. Ergo the Philippine Church solemnly celebrates the Blessed Virgin, under her title as the La Naval de Manila during the Second Sunday of October. After the great solemn Procession in which the La Naval is brought out in Procession followed by 26 Dominican Saints and Beatos, and by thousands of candle bearing devotees, the, " La Gran Senora delas Islas Filipinas" is brought into Santo Domingo Church amidst the cheers, shouts and thunderous applause from the faithful. Then she is enthroned on her Baldachino altar. This musical piece is played loud for the entire church to hear, which of course the music is almost drowned with the shouts of the faithful, screaming, " Viva La Virgen! VIVA LA NAVAL!!!"

[@Kerwinchannel]

Yes

[@nickroberts1596]

*clap clap* "Jervis, fetch my telly-watching slippers." "Yes, m'lord."

[@inspectorjavert8443]

Who the hell is Jervis? And sir if you aren't going to put your shoes back on I'm gonna have to ask you to leave this furniture store.

[@pookypie3]

This is the most regal bit of music I’ve ever heard, and this particular rendition is so spot on. The tempo and energy are just perfect!

[@goback3spaces]

I'm Alistair Cooke for Masterpiece Theatre ... good night.

[@xridexhardx507]

Does anyone remember Monsterpiece theater with Cookie Monster on Sesame Street? Alistair Cookie!

[@samyosoy]

@@xridexhardx507 The episode I particularly remember was his Chariots ...of....Fur.... starring Grover, of course!

[@jacobyoung7000]

@@xridexhardx507 C is for COOKIE... good enough for me!

[@charlesboots6508]

Me Alastair Cookie, nom, nom, nom...

[@MerakiiaFAN]

This was played at my 8th grade graduation and presidents assemblies, one of my favorite masterpieces, beautiful and unique

[@JAVIER94050]

What a beautiful medieval classical music, It is also a beautiful art of the Baroque symphony.

[@marioneira777]

this is all baroque. not medieval.

[@inesdeerausquin5658]

It's not medieval; it's Baroque. Mouret is from the 1680s - 1700s... definitely nowhere near medieval.

[@jfdb59]

I've never had much fondness for trumpet. However this piece always makes me reconsider that feeling. So good.

[@ANGELILYworks]

FINALLY FOUND IT AFTER ALL THESE YEARS

[@brennonguilbeau569]

I had to whistle the tune with hey Google to find the name. lol

[@ralphlorenzperolino3054]

This song doesn't sound the same when Leo, June, Annie, Quincy, and Rocket guiding Carmine the music car to win the Grand Prix and Carmine won the race at the end.

[@mallorycburris]

Nah Nah when they had that Robot

[@MichaelHabib-zk5qf]

Yeah they all did a better job in the music robot from outer space

[@Illposteventually]

I personally like the music robot from outer space better, because it's the only episode to even mention the synthesizer as an instrument

[@speedyandhisfastdronesanda2239]

True ​@@mallorycburris

[@PJB-ks9vn]

Yep, I’m not gonna lie! Carmine’s like a racer who’s a one-man band! And I’m also not gonna lie, having to play three real instruments that are a trumpet, a trombone, and a marching band bass drum sounds like an impossible task for a human man like me!

[@chickberth]

Really great version, love the harpsichord and tympani

[@LGranthamsHeir]

I enjoy listening to this just before my favorite British period drama series (Upstairs Downstairs, Downton Abbey, etc) starts on PBS "Masterpiece Theatre/Classic".

[@lulamacias3141]

I love listening to that song❤️

[@yogi9631]

A superb piece of composition.

[@gustavomendoza6187]

In México there was a tv cultural program, with the writer Luis Spota, that begins with this music. My parents were amazing about I was watching this program and not a children program of TV!

[@sunrisings292]

Haha! Same happened to me. I was a child watching the dark (and groundbreaking) "Holocaust", among other great series and documentaries, and Spota's smart comments...I remember well this theme. History can be dramatic, and unforgettable.

[@Gskuratov]

The program was called "Out of Series" (Fuera de serie).

[@user-qp1yt9dl7u]

awesome!!i love this music!!

[@alelovesmusic9086]

è semplicemente stupenda e maestosa , mi sembra di essere a Versailles nel '700 !!!!

[@tosca7216]

Perfect for riding our Iberian horses, ridden during the Baroque period of music and art.

[@chanel_pearls3993]

"You can do it, Carmine! You can win the race, because you are an amazing music car!" ~ Annie

[@anniefano7]

#Childhood

[@daveski280]

Oh! I know that! It’s an episode of little Einsteins season 2 “Carmine’s Big Race!”

[@daveski280]

First name Last name HEY! HOW DARE YOU CALL ME THE N-WORD! YOU KNOW THAT IT’S RACIST! THAT’S IT! I’M BLOCKING YOU FROM THE CHANNEL AND REPORTING YOUR COMMENT! D:

[@chanel_pearls3993]

Dave Ski That escalated quickly

[@malachiallen1517]

My god! Little Einsteins was so GOATED back in the day!

[@laurenthugues447]

Magnifique

[@PCCphoenix]

I heard the full version recently on the radio--thanks for uploading, because most of us are only familiar with the "A" and "B" sections as only that portion was used for the theme of "Masterpiece Theater."

[@calipachanguero]

Why is this strange man in a tuexedo in my apartment offering me my afternoon tea.

[@Hawkathon]

"Good evening. Welcome to Monsterpiece Theater. Me, Alistair Cookie." :-D

[@xridexhardx507]

YES!!! I missed your comment before I typed mine. Alistair Cookie was a true blue gent.

[@peterwarner358]

A slightly remixed version of Rondeau was used for those clips which just wind instrument harmony. The actual Masterpiece Theatre used the original full orchestration version.

[@peterwarner358]

I don't know when that arrangement premiered.

[@logica10]

Great rendition!!

[@Topsy966]

Masterpiece Theatre

[@richiedgjuan284]

Music theme for the ENTHRONEMENT of OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY of LA NAVAL DE MANILA

[@ellimaddux5662]

You're a music robot! You can fly high past the moon, and all the twinkling stars!

[@NINODENVERGLENOPAO]

I remember that. It is from the Little Einsteins episode, "The Music Robot from Outer Space"

[@canman5060]

Welcome to the Learning Channel: European Civilisation and Culture I. This is your lecturer Dr Thomas Wah from Beijing University !

[@midgesherwood2685]

This is the music we used for the Enthronement of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

[@m6omrani]

The form of this composition is suite rondeau and its ERA is Baroque. Nice.

[@xy47402]

Nice version. Thanks!

[@WatermelonisPreppy]

Carmine's Big Race (2007) The Music Robot From Outer Space (2009)

[@cuauhmolinasoul]

Jean-Joseph Mouret (Aviñón, 11 de abril de 1682 - Charenton, 22 de diciembre de 1738) fue un músico francés del Barroco. Biografía Fue hijo de un comerciante de seda que le hizo dar una buena educación y, constatando sus dones precoces para la música, favoreció su elección. Cantaba con talento y comenzó a componer con éxito. Hacia los 25 años, se estableció en París. No tardó en ser conocido y entrar en contacto en 1708 con Anne-Louise Bénédicte de Bourbon-Condé, duquesa del condado de Maine, a lo cual favoreció su carácter agradable. Llegó a ser superintendente de música en la corte de Sceaux. Se casó y tuvo una única hija. Colaboró en la Académie royale de Musique, así como en la Comédie-Italienne. Más tarde fue nombrado director del Concert Spirituel, lo que le procuró el desahogo económico. A pesar de ello, el final de su vida fue ensombrecida por sus desengaños, viéndose afectado por la decadencia y la locura. Acabó pobremente su vida en un hospicio religioso de Charenton. Su obra Mouret compuso principalmente para la escena (tragédies en musique, opéras-ballets), siendo las más destacadas las siguientes obras: 1714 - Les Fêtes de Thalie 1714 - Les amours de Ragonde 1717 - Ariane, tragédie lyrique en 5 actos y un prólogo, con libreto de François-Joseph de Chancel y Pierre-Charles Roy, representada en la «Académie royale de musique» el 6 de abril de 1717. 1723 - Pirithoüs 1733 - Les Grâces héroïques 1732 - Le Triomphe des sens También ha escrito airs, divertissements, cantatilles, música instrumental (sonatas, fanfarrías y motetes). Es necesario destacar, entre otras composiciones, las dos suites sinfónicas. La primera se titula Fanfares para trompetas, timbales, violines y oboes y fue dedicada al hijo de la duquesa de Maine, la princesa de Dombes, siendo interpretada en los «Concert Spirituel» de los que Jean-Joseph Mouret era el director. La segunda, para violines, oboe y trompas de chasse, fue interpretada en el Hôtel de Ville de París en presencia de Luis XV de Francia.

[@magdasanchez89]

Gracias por la información de este tesoro del barroco.

[@GargamelFruitFlies]

lol I love it 😘😘😘

[@velvity.]

Magical!

[@erickpaolod.santos3719]

First Color television in Austria On January 1969 (During New Year's Concert in Vienna)

[@paxomnibus8575]

This composition played with brass or string instruments separately is good. However, it sounds best when you combine brass and strings, as in this recording.

[@thexenomancer]

I concur wholeheartedly, my dear chap. ಠ_ರೃ Myyeees.

[@Jimpiedepimpie]

I hear this music in my head when I eat cheetos with chopsticks.

[@DuranStudios08]

Alas, poor Billy. Destined to walk the sepulchered streets of suburbia. A doomed husk of a child. Do not cry for him. *DO NOT CRY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*

[@RaLeHui]

linda version, muy alegrey cadenciosa

[@Lonsdaleitehard]

👸 When it's time to crack open the fancy muster 🤴

[@JamesVornesJr]

You too? I remember it being on Masterpiece Theater. I thought I recognized it from somewhere... Great choice!

[@jadenhidalgo4001]

Nice Looking Pictures!

[@thexenomancer]

┌─┐ ┴─┴ ಠ_ರೃ

[@Coolben324]

Like a sir

[@ehuntley83]

Indubitably

[@jessejackson4720]

I remember this from Masterpiece Theater on Chanel 11

[@carlroth9109]

Love thar coronet!!!

[@talkingbowl]

Or Alastair Cookie on Monsterpiece Theatre, when I was a kid...

[@mjpk6269]

... makes me want to go to Barnes and Noble.

[@elonmust7470]

Very moving, now where are my zillions..

[@ellimaddux5662]

Carmine's Big Race The Music Robot From Outer Space

[@daveski280]

That’s from Little Einsteins

[@DanDan-kd2nd]

✨🤗✨ HERMOSÍSIMO...

[@erickpaolod.santos3719]

French Landmark for history

[@GoldinDr]

Mahstapiece Theatah!

[@mikecapistrano3526]

The music that is heard during the Enthronement Rites of Our Lady Of The Holy Rosary, La Naval De Manila...VIVA LA VIRGEN!!

[@mskhalita]

The music robot from outer space

[@Thinknoodlesfan]

A non-English man disliked this and made another account to piss everyone off.

[@ryankelly369]

Except that Mouret was French, and someone had the idea for using this song as the Masterpiece Theater theme while vacationing in the French Riviera! :P

[@juniorquinones2207]

I love thisss

[@horsepukey]

Bravo, I wish we could play this music blaring at our enemies(in the Middle East). This would stir the blood our troops, put the fear god, and give us momentum too finish the job. Thank you for this great piece of work.

[@darkprose]

Embarrassing to think an idiot like you enjoys such great music.

[@masterspark9880]

Palastinalied is more suitable. Not that I like war and foreign intervention but if I did I wouldn’t use classical music

[@masterspark9880]

0:11 reminds me of arabic nokia ringtone

[@teresatibai5290]

Masterpiece Theatre, anybody?

[@tonybarde2572]

This sounds like an army preparing for battle

[@masterspark9880]

What’s your idea of a battle

[@tonybarde2572]

@@masterspark9880 Marching to face each other

[@masterspark9880]

@@tonybarde2572 but battle usually has soldiers dying and getting horribly wounded and getting ptsd and losing their friends and stuff. This music is way too happy to remind me of battle

[@tonybarde2572]

@@masterspark9880 Ok

[@ItsLorenzoland]

why did a patrick star show episode bring me here (i smell a pat)

[@user-ub3yl4fg6s]

❤❤❤❤

[@Columbica]

This sounds like the version the played at The Masterpiece Theatre intro. Hey you, Alistair(Gobackthreespaces), down there! Is this your original Rondeau intro version?

[@ryankelly369]

I'm pretty sure it is. This has always sounded to me like a chamber orchestra. Mostly the same instruments as a full symphony, but arranged for a smaller number. This would have been consistent with the type of music Mouret write and the time he wrote in.

[@ryankelly369]

@@SirBuzz Dunno exactly what arrangement this is, but the Masterpiece Theater version was performed by Collegium Musicum de Paris, conducted by Roland Douatte and originally recorded in 1954.

[@ryankelly369]

@@SirBuzz Being able to google/wiki this stuff makes me sound a lot smarter than I really am. My guess would be copyright strikes, but I'm not sure about that and I don't have any firsthand knowledge.

[@malachiallen1517]

When you slam a Trumpet into a Car engine as well as shoving a Trombone into its horn and slapping on Bass Drums into its axels for tires

[@QUIAPOPOWERPOINTMASS]

I even use it as suspense music

[@tessdelacruz6301]

The sound of a christ the king procession

[@chriswong7928]

congregation music

[@walleyewinder23]

Anyone else know Pirates of the Burning Sea? That's where I heard this piece! (It's a game)

[@jedwalker10]

OMG Someone else actually knows about that game!

Nathan Henke I've read a review about that game many years ago in an Argentinian newspaper

[@alexanderagbayani8431]

"Good evening. Welcome to Monsterpiece Theater. Me, Alistair Cookie."

[@ProudYankee]

Nobody: Not a single soul: British people:

[@seanforgor]

it's french

[@matjenong3657]

nice

[@sunrisings292]

FUERA DE SERIE - Luis Spota ¿Se acuerdan?

[@mskhalita]

Carmine big race

[@jedmund1989]

the deadpool trailer summoned me here

[@JosHua-sb4ip]

When you Enter your Small friends house But it's massive inside

[@AlipashaSadri]

Anyone played Civilization as a teenager?

[@jonyqueespeut]

4/4 and a quarter note is around 105

[@leotrapani6417]

Let’s be honest, you came here because you used to watch little einsteins

[@CLfreaksho]

INDEED!

[@George040270]

Cookie Monster brought me here.

[@carloscastellanos9525]

Who else had to play this in middle school

[@CavyBaby12]

@BrehWassup it's actually in common time.

[@devlinadams4166]

Alistair Cooke ( Master Piece Theater)🎻🎵🎺🎵🎹🎼🏛

[@kylecn623]

VIVA VIRGEN MARIA!!!

[@BrehWassup]

It's in cut time.

[@assonine666]

Mouseterpiece* =P

[@ameliahosp4933]

Who else come here is because of The Little Einsteins

[@matteocaiti4878]

That and also Uncle Grandpa

[@wigwagstudios2474]

CookieKiller Oh also carmines big race

[@flamingmoesvhsarchives3806]

i love this! give me a like!! ok! sure! good times!! fun times! always a good time!!!!!! rhudftygnhudfghuxdfuhertyrtg

[@wigwagstudios2474]

@@flamingmoesvhsarchives3806 >8(________&/&, jdquz hah dw jam Max wan😳😁🤥

[@pizzahero1826]

Is it ok if I said Deadpool?

[@ComradeChristov]

I say!

[@orcunbab]

cook-off competition

[@chucknorris7064]

Chuck Norris agrees.

[@GargamelFruitFlies]

I made a tune called rubber band

[@carlogambacurta548]

i do not understand....

[@thexenomancer]

(ಠ_ృ) Pardon me! Would you have any Grey Poupon?

Magnifique! Voici la partition pour fifres et tambours: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpuagHiLeceKgLc

[@supremeleaderjim10]

I am curious of the identity of the African girl at 1:16

[@cutephantomJCAGdoll]

Does anyone reminds you of Ouran?