Telemann - Concerto for Recorder (Flute), Viola da gamba in a minor, TWV 52:a1 (Reinhard Goebel)

[@leonardogarcia1832]

No tengo palabras para describir lo que siento al escuchar esta obra…🙏🙏

[@cacauldr]

Nothing cures a troubled mind better than a dose of Bach and Telemann... Or maybe not, but it doesn't hurt to try

[@MrRafaelamadeumilani]

i apreciate so much the german culture, and i can not imagine my life without the german composers, congratulations for what your nation could do for all of us!!!

[@alessandroalessandro6771]

perfekt ausgedrückt, ich bin dankbar auch

[@jasjjb]

Brilliant. The moment I saw mention of Telemann and also of Musica Antiqua Köln with Reinhard Goebel I knew it would be very good and it was !! Many thanks !!

[@alanbash2921]

Telemann's finest Concerto ( out of several hundred ! ), played here in a deliciously exquisite Performance.

[@Inielboult75018]

Very beautifull sound and lovely playing

[@MrRafaelamadeumilani]

Uma das melhores obras de arte do mundo conhecido!

[@Harambe2016]

Great, uplifting, inspiring , i.ow. a pleasure for the ear Gudrun

[@c.g.marseille4510]

the alto recorder played this very wel and nice. Hat off for Gudrun Heyens !

[@armacino89]

Oh my God! How magnificient is this piece! I'm in love with it

[@Michajeru]

Very beautiful music!

[@QuinasaNA]

Muchas gracias por hacer publico esta música tan hermosa

[@TonyBittner1]

Truly beautiful! 🎼🎶

[@quinttalRio]

Mágico!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Dirkovic80]

germany forever the good old german culture will never die cause it was the greatest this world has ever faced the names of telemann pachelbel bach haendel mozart beethoven will always outshine the rest of the world

[@mysticalamaryllisflower3537]

Mozart was Austrian🇦🇹

[@TheLivingHeiromartyr]

I don't see why people can't just love all sorts of cultures. I'm English. But English culture is not my favourite. I would not wave the flag of a country because I was born in it, but because I loved what it had to offer. I love Telemann (deutschland), Rameau (france), Vivaldi (Italia), Byrd (england), Sweelinck (nederland), and even Sibelius (suomi). All these countries have cultures I like, some more than others, but I don't dislike any of them. Just learn to tolerate!

[@c.g.marseille4510]

Thanks for your words ! !

[@c.g.marseille4510]

Thanks for your words !

[@martinmoller5591]

Goebel is a very good musician!

[@MrRafaelamadeumilani]

you are right!

[@antoniobaptista3558]

Maravilha.

[@armacino89]

I'm agree with you

[@Teona.aka.Maria.Tureschi]

Bellisima.

[@edudaviola]

Wallance, you are right. The viola da gamba isn't a soloist, in the same kind of, say, a trumpet. You can hear it when it plays with the recorder. Most of the time it merge with the sound of the strings. Baroque music don't ivade your ears. You have to go for it. But what a music, isn't it?

[@Dirkovic80]

"The Germans would have to be angels and saints to forget and forgive all the injustices, atrocities and cruelties which they have suffered, twice in a generation, without any provocation, from the allies. Just imagine what would we, as Americans, do if we had been treated as we treated the Germans. Our cruelty would have no limits in revenging our suffering!" Reverend Ludwig A. Fritsch, Ph. D., D. D. emer., Chicago, 1948

[@christinerauwolf4192]

Diese Musik ist tatsächlich "Made In Germany". Als Engländer ist er/sie bestimmt neidisch auf die Musikvielfalt und -qualität, die Deutschland dieser Welt gegeben hat. Die seriöse Musik kann eben geliebt werden oder nicht.

[@guandalinacritti5203]

Maybe you don't know the Ghielmi version of this Concert ...

[@bassdude44]

Is it just me, or can I barely hear the viola da gamba soloist? Regardless, awesome recording!

[@GianlucaCagnaniJSBGLORY]

It's just you :)

[@bloodgrss]

Yes...in Bizarro world... ;-)

[@Dirkovic80]

"Germany is becoming too strong. We must neutralise her." - Winston Churchill, November, 1936 "If Germany becomes too strong, she will be broken up once again." - Winston Churchill, 1937 "This (USA joining ww2) is what I dreamed of, aimed at and worked for and now it has come to pass." - Winston Churchill, 15th February, 1942 "The war was not just a matter of the elimination of Fascism in Germany, but rather of obtaining German sales markets." - Winston Churchill, Fulton, March, 1946

[@polymath7]

I usually am.

[@MrRafaelamadeumilani]

The american history begins much before than you believe. In truth, Germans and americans have common origins.

[@c.g.marseille4510]

has no to do with this beautiful music

[@EyeLean5280]

So if you're convinced I can't read it, why did you post it? Ridiculous.

[@MrRafaelamadeumilani]

You forgot Brahms, Schubert, Schumann, Heinichen, Fascu, Biber, Hasse, Buxtehude!

[@Dirkovic80]

"Poland wants war with Germany and Germany will not be able to avoid it even if she wants to." (Polish Marshal Rydz-Smigly as reported in the Daily Mail, August 6th, 1939)

[@Dirkovic80]

"Germany's unforgivable crime before the second world war," Churchill said," was her attempt to extricate her economic power from the world's trading system and to create her own exchange mechanism which would deny world finance its opportunity to profit." (Churchill to Lord Robert Boothby, quoted in the Foreword, 2nd Ed. Sydney Rogerson, Propaganda in the Next War 2001, orig. 1938.

[@EyeLean5280]

"Pride in nationality or national culture is an invariant and infallible indication of second rate intelligence (at best)." Yes, or deep-seated feelings of inadequacy, often due to victimization, either economic or in the form of childhood abuse. Either way, it reveals a fairly unpleasant truth about the person espousing it.

[@Dirkovic80]

"We will force this war upon Hitler, if he wants it or not." - Winston Churchill (1936 broadcast) "Should Germany merchandise (do business) again in the next 50 years we have led this war (WW1) in vain." - Winston Churchill in The Times (1919) "Not the political doctrine of Hitler has hurled us into this war. The reason was the success of his increase in building a new economy. The roots of war were envy, greed and fear." - Major General J.F.C. Fuller, historian, England

[@c.g.marseille4510]

why are those bizarre reactions allowed here ? nothing to do with the music !

[@Dirkovic80]

well always when the trolls got nothing to defend themselves any more they come with things like "learn to spell" ... i am not born into english language i can offer you to gon on in german language with this discussion and criticize your bad spelling ... sry i have no time to use a dictionary for the low level discussions with an american hybrid and i posted the german quote cause you can maybe ask your "daddy" or teacher to translate it for you ^

[@EyeLean5280]

Right. So if you can't understand American culture even after a visit, imagine how much less you can possibly understand it having never visited. You would have to actually live here for years to even begin to understand us. You love to go on about education so here's a piece of advice: since "jealousy" seems to be your favorite word, why don't you learn how to spell it?

[@bloodgrss]

Lol.... Well, we can write anything on the tubes. Perhaps in time , if your write it enough, they may give you some medication to help that delusion and get real...

[@CodeNameParis]

Do you seek medical help?

[@Dirkovic80]

you think calling yourself smarter than some1 you dont even know (and therefore you cant judge) is sign of intelligence ? i dont think so modesty is sign of intelligence , i never said that i feel superior , but that these musicians are superior to the rest of the world well we got also loads of examples in literature philosophy and sciences thats simply fact i would also be proud if you were german trust me ^ but ofc as an american you feel pathetic when you read such lines ..

[@Dirkovic80]

you shouldnt congratulate me, you should have the awe for these people and the culture if you love it ... the problem i got with especially usa guys is that their parents destroyed german culture in 2 world wars, just because of bloodhunger and jaelousy you are from another continent, but you dared to intervene in european problems and mong for war --- till this day you are proud to have crushed the "krauts" together with france and gbr and russia

[@Dirkovic80]

well i dont fear comparison to yankee-morons if you make your conclusion about my intellect from my bad english speaking, then i offer you to switch to german language ,,, if we have common origins it should be easy for you to speak german ^ btw i didnt mention these other names because if i would do so i would have to write an endless list. so i put in this list only the absolute best of the musicians

[@MrRafaelamadeumilani]

Was bach nazi?

[@GianlucaCagnaniJSBGLORY]

you must be a hasbara troll.

[@Michajeru]

Bach was a devout Christian and very much a humanist. He believed in the universal brotherhood of mankind.

[@Rilberich]

@@Michajeru Don't like it has any meaning or whatever, but Bach wasn't a Christian. :D

[@Dirkovic80]

so where you from ? the chance is 99 percent that you are from a country which fought for allied/jewish interest in ww2 mb it sounds ill yes, i admit, but its simply the facts ... how pathetic the world became, they hate the "german nazis" but listen to their music ...