To Celebrate this Triumphant Day (Extract no.6)

[@anthonychase4364]

Absolutely love this movie. England my England.

[@TokenChineseGuy]

The actress who played the queen did such a great job. It was a really charming portrayal of Mary II.

[@battlehammer4388]

Love this!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for posting this.

[@Indra12344321]

Haha, the actor really looks like Henry Purcell :)

[@valtergilenardi2639]

Mitico e Incantevole video .Musica Potente e Splendida....ahahahah 😁🥰😎🙏 Grazie...Canto anche la Musica Barocca Pop un po di tutto. Saluti da Lecce sud Italia

[@deborahgrant1131]

About 4 months after they married and William went to fight the French, she wrote a friend: ". . . what can be more cruel in the world than parting with what one loves, and not only common parting, but parting so as may be never to meet again, to be perpetually in fear. For God knows when I may see him, or whether he is not now, at this instant, in a battle. I reckon him now never in safety, ever in danger." When she was queen, she missed William terribly when he was fighting the French.

[@joselugo4764]

Es el cielo....... 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@kurtschlesinger8257]

When Covid is over she will sing purcell

[@ivailovasilev5824]

I want watch full movie,pleace!

[@josephochlak6853]

The KZbin channel called Busterthecat has the full movie called The Critic. Of course it’s free.

[@18ulysse]

Merci !

[@andrewburroughs1660]

The portrait of King William is false. He was not the dotard fool portrayed in this film. William of Orange was a great Captain-General and very able. It was he who ruled England during their respective reign.

[@NP-ro4hn]

Great

[@deborahgrant1131]

Yes iti does, but a man who was both the stadholder in the Dutch Republic and king of England, Scotland and Ireland, and who could fashion alliances that prevented Louis IX from conquering most of Europe was hardly a fool.

[@deborahgrant1131]

Yes. What a stupid typo. Thanks for catchinig it.

[@deborahgrant1131]

If by Lady Mary Tudor you mean Queen Mary I, she died 155 years before the Glorious Revolution put William III and Mary II on the throne.

[@LutzDerLurch]

May I ask, what the First Piece, played here. is?

[@kikiadiwilhelm3214]

It's called 'Triumph for the universe', I believe. A great song!

[@avian8338]

LutzDerLurch Yes, 'Triumph of the Universe', from his opera Diocletian.

[@rochellelisa7959]

Who are the orchestra and singers?

[@tfbotm]

The orchestra is the English Baroque Soloists, under John Eliot Gardiner. The soloist towards the end is Michael Chance - in a wig and a mustache, no less!!!

[@deputy6Dawg]

Don't you mean Louis XIV ( fourteenth ) ?

[@dachkrach9685]

GENIAL! Stupid dogs! :D

[@mahargengraver]

fake trumpets? Nothing wrong with vent-holes except when they pretend to not be using them. Didn''t Crispian Steel-Perkins have a thing or two to say about Gardiner's renditions of authenticity? Plus ca change.