Handel - As Steals The Morn - Rosa Mannion and John Mark Ainsley
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- čas přidán 10. 12. 2019
- George Frideric Handel 'As Steals the Morn'
from L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato (HWV 55), 1740
Rosa Mannion, soprano
John Mark Ainsley, tenor
Harry Bicket, conductor
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
As steals the morn upon the night,
And melts the shades away:
So Truth does Fancy's charm dissolve,
And rising Reason puts to flight
The fumes that did the mind involve,
Restoring intellectual day.
Beautifully combined, rich voices. Thank you Handel, Rosa and John
Stunningly beautiful interpretation of this piece. Thank you, Rosa and John.
What a wonderful and delicately crafted duet these singers have created!
Absolutely gorgeous performance by both vocalists, and ensemble! I found the clip comes from a DVD titled A Night With Handel, and have ordered my copy, thank you for sharing this.
Absolute perfection!
What is great about this video is that what is arguably the best duet that Handel ever composed is brought into a modern setting by two wonderful singers and it survives the modern setting so well
Beautiful duet, the loving interaction between the two singers gives another layer of meaning to the lyrics and an added pleasure to listen and to watch. And what an interesting video, with the London embankment, a modern setting. P.S. People, check out the version with Amanda /Forsythe & Thomas Coole too, it's gorgeous..
Si, la vi, pero se escucha el sonido con un extraño eco.
Great video. It's amazing how well this music sits in this modern turn of the century urban setting. The wonderful soloists have much to take credit for too.
Very beautiful duet. Thank You very much.
Just beautiful .
The cars and clothes of 1997 are now looking like a very long time ago whereas Handel sounds as fresh as ever
THE BEST VERSION HANDS DOWN!
Yes, I agree, a superb performance. But now listen to the version by Lucy Crowe and Mark Padmore.
Вони прекрасні! Коли люди співають Генделя, вони схожі на богів.
Most beautiful music
... and WONDERFUL singing!
listened to a few versions-adore this one.....
Une superbe réalisation !!
ederra, inspiring version plus the images of mighty londoners. eskerrik asko, thanks
Mágica, hermosas interpretaciones y puesta en escenas,,
美妙的二重唱
Heavenly
I find this beautiful piece by Handel so much in need of being listened to in our world of populism and disrespect for the Truth.
As steals the morn upon the night,
And melts the shades away:
So Truth does Fancy's charm dissolve,
And rising Reason puts to flight
The fumes that did the mind involve,
Restoring intellectual day.
(from Shakespeare, The Tempest)
translation into Portuguese:
Assim como a aurora vai entrando pela noite
E derretendo as sombras
Assim também a Verdade dissolve o encanto da Fantasia,
E a Razão que se levanta põe em fuga
A fumaça que antes envolvia a mente,
Restaurando o dia intelectual
I thought it was based on Milton?
HWV 55 . É uma.cantata de Haendel. L'Allegro.
Musical people tend to dismiss Handel as a poor shadow of JS Bach. Music demonstrated here shows a beauteous melodic line supported by simpler harmonic structure so as not to get in the way of the beauty of the duet. One is not greater than the other. Each has a genius to create rapturous beauty in different ways..
What is the documentary?
A Night With Handel (1997).
@@quodsciam
А чому б не викласти повністю стрічку? У добрій якості.
And why not lay out the tape completely? In good quality.
@@quodsciam
Я полюю на неї тривалий час і назбирав майже усе. Бракує лише першої арії "Cara sposa".
I have been hunting for it for a long time and I have collected almost everything. The first aria "Cara sposa" is missing only.
@@quodsciam Thank you!!!
I recorded complete back in 1997.
C'était en 66,, juste la magie. , Arlette ou es tu maintenant
Arlette et le breton... Et la magie du Maitre
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As Steals the Morn is definitely NOT about two lovers who've been up all night.... Romantic tosh.
Oh dear. How sad. Never mind.
Thank you,Tim, for giving me the stimulus to think a little further than I had done. At first it seems as though the poem is saying that rationality disperses fantasy, and that settles things correctly. But that leaves out something. The dawn disperses fantasy . . . And the evening steals over the day and reinstates fantasy. We need both intellectual clarity and emotional response to live life fully. The two lovers have found their emotional closeness while walking through the night, they now can add intellectual clarity as they try to build a life. Their ability to switch back and forth where appropriate is important.
The words resonate with the Age of Enlightenment, Newton was still within living memory when this was written.
Classical physics had heralded the dawn of a new era, where everything would be deterministic and there was no room, or need, for intuition or emotion.
They would not have known that, two hundred years later, philosophers such and Popper and Ayer would directly challenge the basis of most theoretical physics developed after 1930 on the grounds that it cannot be falsified and therefore no longer meets the test of being developed around empirical fact.
These two lovers speak of the certainty of a rational world, a giant mechanism created by God yet, in the view of a substantial number of physicists, particle physics is now in much the same fog that classical physics was prior to Newton.
I think it is entirely appropriate to connect the poem to love, which endures forever, even though my passion has always been mathematics, the purest form of logic.
This song is profound, and many of us have found it has prompted many questions, some of which are beyond me. Very powerful and most glorious, typical Handel.
Germans = Genius at music..It took a German born to compose these beautiful pieces in Britain...Thanks to Handel and. his genius for this piece...while the Brit rascals were busy invading people who posed no danger to them, the German genius composed beautiful songs..