Prince of Denmark

Das Barocktrompeten Ensemble Berlin spielt "Prince of Denmark" von Jeremiah Clarke
Leitung: Johann Plietzsch
Berliner Dom, 22.8.2015
Trompetenchor I: Johann Plietzsch; Christian Ahrens, Ludger Starke, Simon Schunn
Trompetenchor II: Helen Barsby, Julie Bonde, Markus Mokosch, Karl Heinrich Wendorf
Pauken: Wolfgang Eger/Olaf Taube
Truhenorgel: Klaus Treu
Laute/Theorbe: Jan Grüter
Barockfagott: Jochen Schneider
Barockvioloncello: Alexander Koderisch
Kontrabass: Benjamin Wand
Video produced by www.recording21.de

[@baroqueforum9417]

We need a dose of this every day to keep up sane. Thank you JC and wonderful band!

[@kotetsu131]

Also love how it's like "ladies first" at the beginning, they totally rock.

[@joekerr9197]

Composed in honour of Prince George of Denmark, 2nd son of King Frederick III of Denmark. Also Prince consort to Queen Anne of England, Scotland and Ireland until 1707 and from 1707 Queen of Great Britain and Ireland.

[@udowinter7235]

Das ist neben Händel, Lully und Carpentier einer der besten Barockkomponisten und Virtuosen

[@brunogrimmski1226]

Just beautiful. This is real music that touches and moves you.

[@edstud1]

A very gifted group of musicians, for sure!

[@Allanfearn]

I hope I may be forgiven for mentioning that this piece achieved immense fame in 1940 when the BBC played it, in one of the old slow arrangements featuring a solo trumpet, and attributed as it then was to Purcell under the title "Trumpet Voluntary" immediately after broadcasting the news of the surrender of France.

[@krunoslavzver7561]

Bravo!!!Perfect sound and style!!

[@sangheekwak5620]

즐겁고 기쁜 행진곡 감사합니다

[@raystebbins547]

My God that was absolutely fantastic!

[@miltonderezende7906]

These keyless instruments give us the true sound of the Baroque era.

[@WilddiebSchmolke]

but not with holes in the pipe

[@BEAN.MACHINE]

​@@WilddiebSchmolkethey sound unbearable without the holes though 😂 way too out of tune

[@michaelrex6948]

@@BEAN.MACHINE Not if you're really good... kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2fTdquXh7WabpY

[@heinersaller5374]

Einfach nur wundervoll

[@nni9310]

Fantastico.

[@adolfoclaudiolazary3127]

Muy buenas las variaciones y que músicos!! Gracias

[@AlejandroGomeztrumpet]

Wunderschön!!!! Vielen dank. TOPPPPPPPP

[@kotetsu131]

That's just glorious! So florid!

[@jaynepoullos9344]

Beautiful wedding processional music; captures everyone's attention and sets the mood for the ceremony. A very popular choice!!

[@georgenastulea5428]

wonderful

[@RobinMidence]

Genial versión!

[@nemqueteba3139]

¡Bello! ¡ Hermoso! ¡Magnífico!

[@KarthanRouge]

1:45 lmao looking at their faces you can see them looking like who tf was rushing lmaoooo

[@zazubrother]

Great!!

[@alfonsomartin6686]

Magnífica versión de esta pieza musical

[@larsruben1]

Beautiful, I’m currently working at a rebuilding project of a Catholic baroque church in Rotterdam (The Netherlands) that was destroyed at the Rotterdam Blitz at 05/14/1940 and if the church will be rebuilded and consecrated than i want this at the begin of the Mass.

[@berlinpixels]

I am sure the Barocktrompeten Ensemble Berlin would be glad to play in Rotterdam. Here is the link bteb.de/kontakt.html

[@larsruben1]

@@berlinpixels Sorry but i can't write so well in German, only English or Dutch.

[@berlinpixels]

@@larsruben1 the managment is ready for english inquiries.

[@mickeyaugusto]

Awesome !

[@tarciso21claudia28]

Maravilhoso!!!!!

[@sandrabeatrizs.desouza3735]

Bravo!!!!

[@DrmeddenrasenI]

Wahre Musikkunst ❤️

[@paulkanninen2310]

Amazing!

[@sebiscum]

Bellissima versione per orchestra.

[@michellouisgardet9865]

Bravo

[@trombaclassicsff]

Very nice arrangement!

[@zdenektihelka8228]

Petr Hamrský

[@johnbutler5402]

Wonderful! So good to hear it "properly" for the first time. I'll never listen to those slow, overblown arrangements again!

[@elizabethsmith1803]

So often these pieces are adapted for the organ. Not necessarily very well.

[@simonehawkins5520]

Elizabeth Smith it’s most known version is a trumpet voluntary, which means it’s written for trumpet + organ, but it was originally written as a piece for harpsichord.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

May glory , prosperity and wealth be brought to great and effulgent Denmark where we love and respect and long for From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵

[@captebbtide]

All rise for the bride's entrance.

[@t.hernandez1887]

😍😍😍

[@reinaldoj9681]

I have the same suit of percussion.

[@michaelc9810]

Anyone else born in the wrong era?

[@gabxp3095]

Michael C me

[@camilaherrerapardo]

me

[@brunogrimmski1226]

Me too

[@trebcabb]

If you were born in that era you probably wouldn't have had the chance to hear this music, so, not me.

[@rosiebowers1671]

@@trebcabb Also, you'd die from smallpox or from an infected ingrown nail, you wouldn't be able to vote and you'd have seventeen children, fifteen of which died before five.

[@jeanpaulgilleron3766]

tres bien les trompettes

[@michaelkahn8744]

They look like undercover Secret Service Agents. :)

[@brendank5413]

How is this tuning so perfect? Normally the tuning sounds odd when playing with natural trumpets. Was the tuning fixed in post?

[@yaboi-km2qn]

sound holes

[@giovanepostingue3417]

what is the name of this great stringed instrument?

[@geoffbolton7803]

It is called a theorbo or sometimes an arch lute

[@giovanepostingue3417]

@@geoffbolton7803 Thank you, God bless you

[@RB-dj4wk]

Kann mir jemand sagen, was das in der Mitte für ein Instrument ist? Ich habe sowas noch nie gesehen.

[@eddienieuwenhuizen3051]

Theorbe

[@orangmakan]

Und hier komplett fehl besetzt.

[@truthincorporated5475]

at 0:40 what kind of string instrument is that?

[@berlinpixels]

It is called arch lute. It is a very big theorbo. Also called Chitarrone.

[@seanangelobenavente8877]

I think it's a lute

[@JayJay-lu4et]

Name of the church?

[@berlinpixels]

This was the Berliner Dom (Berlin Cathedral)

[@JayJay-lu4et]

It's a beautiful setting for classical music.

[@composingatnight]

Sounds great but they would’ve never play it this fast in the Baroque period. It’s an English March written for royals, not athletes, which is slower than American marches and definitely not this tempo.

[@SoundtheTrumpet2023]

Slow down

[@valpuiachhangte6998]

Please can you tell me the song name

[@berlinpixels]

It is called "The Prince of Denmark's March" by Jeremiah Clarke

[@zymelin21]

her er london. BBC sender til Danmark.......

[@dadianbao257]

Sammenbruddet i Nordtyskland er totalt!

[@mariuszandruszkiewicz8591]

Zachwycajace

[@gazza2933]

🇩🇰 💐 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@agustinjimenezsantana3467]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🧐

[@jaduff100]

Definitely born in the wrong era, but unfortunately this glorious music was only for the very few privileged ears of the wealthy and the aristocracy. No you tube then or other means of mass communication.