Tudor and Renaissance Music vol.3 (1450-1600)

[@moonchild848]

i have been drawn to this era as a young teen and now in mid adult hood, I am still captivated.

[@larisawest8692]

You should join the SCA

[@14478100]

Same.

[@petegreci7969]

You are not the only one. I am and will remain forever haunted by an era I've never known.

[@michaellombard894]

Absolutely. There's an elemental, mysterious quality of mideval music which is so emotionally compelling. Maybe the imagery in my mind of hardscrabble lives and death so often in close proximity.

[@gangoffour1]

Me too. Maybe it's a remnant of past lives.

[@trankt54155]

Recordings back then were unbelievable with such high fidelity and quality even though it was analog..

[@CharlotteKnight-xn2dt]

Analog more true...digital is compressed

[@rolandwagner8675]

ICH LIEBE DIESEN MUSIKSTIL...

[@MegaCirse]

Cette musique se déplie comme un livre d'images plein d'étoiles, où viennent filer les oiseaux, tourner les farandoles, claquer les crécelles et danser les sorciers. Les chants se remplissent de ferveur et les instruments ont la rondeur et le brillant des carillons !!

[@Marcus_Sylvester]

Je trouve fascinant ces musiques anciennes nous révèlent un peu la psychologie et la personnalité des gens de ces époques.

[@cambs0181]

After the King's religious reformation's and me being heavily tortured on the rack,until I recanted to the true faith and the witnessing of my loved ones being burnt alive, left me with some real anxiety issues. These tunes really got me through that tough time!

[@Charles_Kos]

I hope you are joking! This isn't funny! :(

[@dontaylor7315]

@@Charles_Kos If the o.c. really is 500 years old and not joking, it's a testimonial to the power of this music to help people through life. On the other hand if she/he IS joking it goes to show if you live long enough you can have a sense of humor about just about anything.

[@kasvinimuniandy4178]

awww.. bookmark this page for when his daughter, Mary, ascends to the throne.. You'll need more. Hang in there, lad.

[@jessecerasus9621]

As my late father always advised me, if you are caught committing any crimes whatsoever, stealing an apple or cutting down a Seigniorial tree, the witness you must slay as soon as possible.

[@jessecerasus9621]

@@Charles_Kos Oh, thank you for telling me it's not funny, because I laughed.

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

Tudor and Renaissance Music is such splendour in its simplicity!

[@alecwilliams7111]

It's only been in the 20th century that much of this music wasressurected and played. Thank heavens!

[@billhuber2964]

It's our musical heritage.

[@kenna163]

I cannot have them play for me, for I am locked in my sleeping quarters as to not catch the plague. My dear husband has fallen victim to it a fortnight ago. Dreadful business it is.

[@irinameshkova2832]

Ловите антибиотики. От меня.

[@clavichord]

Verily, thou speakest in straynge toungue

[@kenna163]

@clavichord I swear to god dude, I do not remember writing this. Freaky

[@clavichord]

@@kenna163 Perchance thou werst posessed by spirits?

[@kenna163]

@@clavichord may be

[@Gralicky]

Greensleeves and If you love me after? Well played madame. Well played.

[@ambientatomicorbitals7810]

Thou hast uploaded a banger of a mix fair maiden,

[@winzt9]

Lady Francis Marie Dymoke was my 10th great-grandmother, I recently discovered. Thank you from the heart for keeping this true art alive through history! x

[@trnshdmusic]

whos she?

[@jamescraig5412]

Anyone listening in 1537 A.D?

[@lilJennm1992]

1600 here

[@yeah8598]

Nah Nuove musiche is better #1600

[@sulaymanluigisavona2582]

ditty brat LOL

[@BaddaBigBoom]

Tis fair to say, by my troth.

[@elleyw3908]

1534 here

[@leroyjones6958]

I've always been very strongly drawn in, every time I hear this type of music! It has such an indescribable haunting. It literally pulls on my soul to try and reach back in my mind to imagine what life was like at that distant time in the past. Yet their music survives so complete, so colorful, so descriptive. They literally immortalized themselves via this music. This is likely the closest thing we humans have to immortality.

[@bren_8646]

2019 and still jammin feels like it just came out 😭

[@elleyw3908]

Fr fr

[@satrn5496]

Fr fr

[@ethanriley2271]

fr fr

[@jessiemorrison4425]

Wait until you discover jazz..it's gonna blow your mind

[@MrBlizno]

Party like it's 1499!

[@gillianrobb3223]

Terrific music and Interesting instruments...a real and unexpected delight

[@Jimyblues]

It’s Christmas Day- I remember being oh 14 and the fam would drive to the relatives, with the radio on, and I so wanted to hear this music - that was way before internet- now I can have it! Thanks Uploader

[@gabrielletyler8952]

I know I am so late to this post, but I could sing with the melody like I knew it by heart and this is the first time hearing this playlist.

[@chrisswindell4771]

2020 feels like it just came out like pls I’m so into Tudor times lol

[@magatow1906]

Perfect music for a road trip. Especially since my car is a two-door.

[@andrewcharles459]

I see what you did there 😂

[@leaulavie]

Merci. Quel plaisir d'écouter les musiques de nos ancêtres. je vois que vous avez plusieurs playlists que je vais pouvoir écouter

[@melaniec1074]

Thank you for the time and effort put into compiling this music for us to hear and the beautiful images for us to see

[@pastorgarymcmanu2107]

Thanks for posting this. I am no romantic about time epochs, but if you were rich enough, there was beautiful music.

[@dennissullivan2954]

Yes, and in Italy exquisite art too

[@aloknarain139]

This is a connoisseur's delight . Thanks for the contemporary portraits . It would have been so wonderful had we got brief descriptions of the pictures as well.

[@johannahs7347]

I agree with all of the above. I recognise some of the portraits, but far from all.

[@oh.honeyboy3418]

Alok Narain be grateful

[@yourdadshouse11]

here literally after listening to nirvana lol

[@cathyhamlin3611]

@@yourdadshouse11 there isn't a nirvana only heaven and hell

[@jackoneill8654]

@@cathyhamlin3611 How does it feel to own the Brooklyn Bridge?

[@peteragoston-petrosthemusi8260]

It's so much delight for me. It's exactly the same style of renaissance music like the one in Europe. Neither the orchestration nor the other elements have variations, interestingly. Architecture is an other thing...

[@Bardcore]

Oh this is super nice!

[@irinameshkova2832]

Какая добросовестная подборка картин. Спасибо за ваш труд. Окно в прошлое человечества.

[@claudegeneux5822]

Well put dear Sire

[@ambientatomicorbitals7810]

On a serious note, I absolutely love this music. Thanks for uploading.

[@recnepsgnitnarb6530]

6:03 "I knoweth thou hast consumed mine cookie"

[@shadow_novagacha6753]

😂

[@JR_ST]

Nay, dost thou forget thou hast eaten thine cookie foretime?

[@dontaylor7315]

I wot well ye twain devour'd the cookie jar entire.

[@KevinKurzsartdisplay]

Thy natural magic and dire property on wholesome life, usurp immediately!

[@ildottoredellamusica]

​@@dontaylor7315 cookye

[@jumaris28]

Fantastic recollection!! Thanks we need to appreciate what it was back then . I can see Queen Anne Boylen dancing on the Hall having a great time !

[@pelayosquared]

Poor old Anne. She overplayed her hand. She was not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

[@robertallen6710]

@@pelayosquared Girl was about as sharp as a bowling ball...

[@marionwuyts7919]

all is energy ! :-) this kind om music makes me dance like I've lived in that time. Even now I'm a techno dj ! Music is in my soul ! thx Rachel ! Bisssss

[@ofeliamay3442]

I just love this series! Such a lovely version of Greensleeves too :)

[@roc7880]

thank you for the effort. It makes me really miss rainy England!

[@kettysberze1309]

Thank you very much for this music and photos composition . I love Tudor’s story 🌹

[@KendrickHarrisKenfinity]

Such specific and wistful sounds from an intriguing and important period in time. Stay safe everyone!

[@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms]

And that less music from before The Middle Ages was recorded really. Some idea of what Egyptian Music might have sounded like still.

[@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms]

Scandanavia though it's all pretty debatable,UK I think we might too but idk if much else of Europe or really The Americans were writing much down.

[@dickrichard626]

​@zanegoodeker135 All music comes down to the scales and chords involved. Tonality has 2 components 1 being modal (basicaly the overal "vibe" of a scale) and the other being between chords not derived from a specific mode. A lot of historical traditional music can be sorted out by scales and the chords. It isn't until the classical period that you find more complicated music that stops fitting into a scale easily. Most music is a scale and only certain composers really create music that is not Diatonic and modal.

[@evelynwalsh6775]

They did a great job using this music in Wolf Hall-- did not realize that some the themes were historic until I listened

[@queencatherineofaragon5467]

I’m studying about this era (my picture explains it) I came across this and oh my this is beautiful music !

[@jurgensauermilch1137]

ß

[@winzt9]

@Queen, Catherine, Of, Aragon Lady Francis Marie Dymoke was my 10th great-grandmother, I recently discovered. Thank you from the heart for keeping this true art alive through history! x

[@alexandradeuen1610]

Traumhafte bezaubernde Musik!

[@walterjohnson7254]

This music makes me Fall asleep

[@rolpfeiffermuller935]

Thanks Rachel airing and sharing the outstanding video and its prominent Artists of a long ago Era.Your exertions are unmatched.Bliss

[@juan31040]

I have 12 years old and this music for me is so beautiful.

[@АлексейБачагов-ъ9я]

Как прекрасно,спасибо вам за вашу работу!

[@sdorr]

lovely pieces! Many thanks for the upload, and the credits/timings!

[@revdmother]

Many thanks for providing this for our enjoyment, it really brightens our "plague" lockdown.

[@MarcSattel]

This all is ridiculously amazing.

[@jreedbrundage]

Wonderful!

[@brookeggleston9314]

If ye love me . . . which you have credited to modern day composer and conductor John Rutter, was written by Thomas Tallis. It is performed by the Cambridge Singers, under the direction of John Rutter.

[@Impeccabilistic]

This is the best video from the three videos featuring Tudor and Renaissance music.

[@janewasson4845]

I have a lot of this music on a Nonesuch album from the 70s.

[@paoloeleonora4460]

Thy kindness is timeless...

[@flemmingranch8777]

En rigtig herlig middelaldermusik på for nutidens lyttere helt ukendte musikinstrumenter . Herligt......

[@cmblocker95]

The art scrolling buy is as lovely as the music.

[@thomasc390]

🎄 Again, thank you! Happy Every Day! 🎄

[@pelayosquared]

Thanks again Rachel. I love your choices.

[@RandallvanOosten-ln5wf]

As we are now in a rapid period of decline in the West (the Occident), it is worth contimplating the visual and musical beauty of the late Medieval period when the West was ascending to brilliant heights. It is worth noting that their's was a deeply religious era. As such, they believed in the great Transcendentals of Truth, Goodness and Beauty. Our era, it goes without saying, does not believe in such things. We might say we scoff at such antiquated notions. Hence, our artistic endeavors are grotesquely ugly and even revolting. One redeeming thing about our time is that we can listen to their music and look upon their faces through this medium. This, perhaps, is like the Lilliputians staring at Gulliver.

[@martinedwardson1605]

I love this period in history I would love be alive in these times, just got to watch my head.

[@dennissullivan2954]

Well,you wouldn't have long to watch it

[@AmericanBeautyCorset]

Either Small Pox, Starvation, or the Black death would get you quickly, before you were even five years old!

[@ugandaobatay1244]

I'm partying like it's 1499.

[@trevor-marloy]

It is

[@letshuman8985]

Now that’s truly some 90s music!

[@antoniojaviervegasantana7700]

MARAVILLOSA MÚSICA Y BELLAS IMÁGENES 👌👌👌

[@heymul25]

Enchanting. Would make even being chased by a wild boar or put in the Tower enjoyable. Thanks so much.

[@NIDUS_WF]

00:00 2:30 THIS PARTY IS SO LIT, THE HOUSE IS ON FIRE 50:02 15:03 21:37 25:25 34:59

[@ambientatomicorbitals7810]

I hath once again returned my lady to sample your delightful ditty in the year of our lord 2022

[@billhuber2964]

Remember there is an impatient sailor behind you sire.

[@DreamingbyRan]

This music make me remember st from past life...

[@adolfoclaudiolazary8539]

Enrique VIII , Elizabeth , esos si que eran reyes! Que hermosa música y que músicos Gracias , saludos

[@williamdavid5737]

"It's good to be the King!" Mel Brooks

[@shaunkelly7791]

That was in the Baroque Period.

[@williamdavid5737]

@@shaunkelly7791 I'm not Baroque, I have plenty of savings in the bank.

[@shaunkelly7791]

@@williamdavid5737 LOL!

[@xalm8761]

@@shaunkelly7791 If it's "Baroque" someone needs to"fix" it.

[@HarpsichordHymnsTimRemington]

Beautiful music and artwork!! Thanks for creating this video and sharing it.

[@nebojsabiga9227]

Excellent music.Thank you Rachel! I wish I had lived then in the 15th and 16th century!

[@claudegeneux5822]

Not meaning to insult you, but you've got to realize this was privilege of few, most people in those days were peasants, living in dung and eating crap, dressed in rags. With whom would you mingle with? I know where I'd be.

[@dennissullivan2954]

I'm sure you would have second thoughts if you could experience it in all it's unsanitary barbaric cruelty

[@dennissullivan2954]

Mitary cruelty

[@carloshenao7036]

15th and 16th music sounds good but was hard times

[@EuanWhitehead]

Very scary, unsettled and barbaric times. Great art and music though 😂

[@joe-vl3nd]

Love this Era and the music👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@greenink9645]

Oh please we need Vol.4, Vol.5 and so on, please seing the drawing is like know them to me.

[@General.Longstreet]

Blissful magical music.

[@yam3443]

❤From japan Thankyou.Very interesting!!

[@abelroy]

what is the "taking of the bastille" doing here ?? 1:53

[@Enderyzz]

Thanks Rachel♥️

[@mobitelafonia6707]

In the last song, it sounds like the female lines are going at double the speed of everyone else (57:02)

[@mariemenar4987]

magnifique et superbe iconographie

[@KatherineSmith-r8n]

Such wonderful works.

[@edgareduardochavezolascoag2281]

Interesante viaje en el tiempo!!! Bella música, y vestimenta increíble!!!

[@alfredoboso6361]

fantastic !!

[@Badmintonforall]

Thanks !

[@elendil7]

Some really beautiful pieces here. ❤️

[@connell212]

Quite an interesting collection of individuals in all those portraites...wonder where they were all collected from.

[@ricardos.cabral8409]

beautiful music

[@marcosvc76]

19:13. Excellent!

[@еленавасюкевич-ш5й]

15-16века,а как звучит!Современным композиторам ползти и ползти,недостижимо!А мы никогда этого не слышали.А ведь это удивительная музыка!

[@gastonbesson7915]

Plus d'amour merci

[@colinhazell6259]

Beautiful!

[@thomasc390]

Thank you!

[@claudiapinho-memorias]

Bellissima musica! Come si chiama la musica nel tempo 42:31’?

[@valentinagorini1996]

Very heartwarming music

[@janetlieb2507]

So beautiful!!❤❤❤

[@carolecrawford7315]

I love this and I love the picture is the only thing is as a scholar I recognize some of them but it would be great to know who the subjects are

[@samuelbenitez4885]

I’ve loved this kind of music since a small child my favorite museum is a New York, all the cloisters medieval castle since a child

[@wappynightnurse]

Great pix!

[@mariemenar4987]

magnifique musique et iconographie superbe

[@samisami-dp6zi]

I am shocked. what is this? this is amazing 👏 that reminds me of the British empire. I am spanish arab. amazing 🎵

[@billhuber2964]

Sounds strange but I like this music.

[@birdbrain9625]

Dance A VOLTA 🕺💃

[@strwberry_xoxo]

this my jam

[@queenelizabethi4594]

Brings thou memories. Hither

[@briyarose5815]

My dream is to play this at pres and just pretend I’m at a Tudor royal ball. But all of my friends would think I’m so pathetic

[@martinedwardson1605]

It's not pathetic

[@wessexfox5197]

A lady of culture. Your friends if they mocked you would show themselves to be nothing more than uncultured fools.

[@spoffspoffington]

Not quite sure what the picture of the storming of the Bastille (1788) or even St John's University York (oddly not stormed yet, alas) has got to do with Tudor music. But interesting anyway

[@janetlieb2507]

Live the art!!❤

[@janetlieb2507]

Love the art!❤

[@pedjamigrant7189]

Omg this video is baCK! thank GOD !