Music for the Royal Fireworks - Handel
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- George Frederick Handel (1685 - 1759)
Music for the Royal Fireworks (HWV 351) - 1749
Le Concert des Nations - Jordi Savall
Overture: (Adagio - 0:00, Allegro - 4:30)
Bourrée: 9:49
La Paix (Largo alla siciliana): 11:44
La Réjouissance (Allegro): 15:04
Minuet I: 18:57
Minuet II: 20:46
Minuet I (da capo): 22:07 - Hudba
I am 76 years old but this music makes me feel young again.
😊
I’m 16, I adore Handel, his music is the most solemn and pompous of all classical composers)
Excellent ! I'm 18 and I love it too. i'm really pleased when I see my genration, whose I'm getting used to think that it has no consideration for great Art, appreciating those beautiful creations. By the way, Handel is not a classical but a baroque composer.
The overture is perhaps the most pompous piece of music I have ever heard, and I absolutely love it.
I’ve always imagined Handel himself to be quite pompous, but also very likeable.
Not pompous, regal. Don’t confuse the shameful behavior of our kings with the dignity of their office.
@@anne-marie2838 By all accounts his personality was as large as his considerable figure, and was probably someone you'd either love or hate.
Well put.
This performance is a little sluggish, in my opinion. But I've also heard it ripped through at speed and it loses a lot of the grandeur. Performances that I've heard that are a little faster than this one provide the perfect amount of pomp and ceremony.
I had this music played as I walked up the aisle at our Church Wedding Day on the 13th January 2000.
This piece is not pompous, but very graceful
I did too, a year later
And myself in Dec 1999🥰 and Hornpipe for the recessional
My 5 year old did not want to get out of car because of this on the radio.
It was his greatest purely orchestral composition. It climaxed Handel’s illustrious career and brought a glorious close to the baroque era.
Ein Juwel für die Ohren.🥰🥰❤️❤️😍😍🌸🌸
This is my most favorite piece of classical music!!!
Baroque!!! Jk its all the same in the grand scheme of things lol
the first part (overture) was used as intro for the 2019 rammstein Concert
Well put.
Royal, amazing music
Happy Birthday to the Late George Handel Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!
we never play Fireworks in HK Victoria Harbour in the Lunar New Year？
Handel is a authentic soulful musician
There is no firework more interesting and intriguing andcaptivating than Handel‘s fireworks and Japanese fireworks.
From Tokyo
Awesome thanks Handel your best music composer in the world 🌎 ❤️ I like this rhythm best my life
The performance is definitely befitting the Fireworks title!
Maybe, the best ever version!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹............ 🇮🇳🇮🇳
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I visited a small fireworks stand several years ago, on July 4th. The young couple running it had classical music playing, Handel, I forget which number. I joked and said they should be playing Music for the Royal Fireworks. The young woman held up her hand in a kind of "Aha!" gesture, reached down to fiddle with the machine, and this started playing.
I want this Master piece to be my wedding entrance song
Take it! Would have been my choice, too.
souvenir "des Feux et grandes eaux de Versailles" un moment inoubliable...❤❤
Rammstein concerts intro 🔥
Georg Friedrich Händel, Germanic master 🙌🏻
Just like that Italian master Giovanni Battista Lulli.
The comfort of this performance is an order of magnitude
Bourrée это лучше чем великолепно!
Congratulations.
Anyone else here after the rammstein concert?
I am going tonight actually, heard they are doing this as intro haha
Respect from Bulgaria ❤❤❤
The fire works is the testament of various admiration and invigorates the human spirit like this performance
This is amazing
👇🏻Rammstein fans!
GOD SAVE THE KING.
LONG LIVE THE KING.
He is great man 👏👏👏
I ❤️ this song
I love classical music
Baroque you mean
@@AnnetteMurphyger classical music as a general term encompasses the baroque era, classical era, and romantic era as well as others depending on who you ask
4:30 the coolest part
apart from the ads a most wonderful performance
20:45 the woodwinds!
Caerphilly Castle, Cardiff Castle, Castle Coch
4:29 Such an astonishing piece of music. I'm sure it won't be used for a Russian speaking artificial intelligence on Mars trying to protect humanity against the foes of darkness in 268 years from its release
Sounds cool, what's the reference?
Rasputin moment
@@TG-to5nfdestiny
Georg Friedrich der Beste ❤
Това Гений ❤❤❤
This is Royalty in decibels….
Does someone knows what is the pítch in La rejussance???
La Réjouissance is in the key of D-major.
Is it me or does the rejouissance feel slightly menacing, boastful, despite being in a major key? Like, makes sense because it was composed to celebrate a military victory.
Класс
Хорошее исполнительство.
Music of the pax aix chappelle to mark the cease fire commissioned of HRM George I, in 1721. Complete with cannons and fireworks. A declaration of power and of triumph for peace in England.
@Steve Wallschlaeger : never ever forget the historical background of any of these pcs of music originating in a time when those either making wars or peace ordered them to be composed. Thank God that monarchs of that time were equipped both with European classic education, talent and humanity so as to support and appreciate these masterpieces of European civilisation. Would anybody imagine that socialist/communist dictators of our times (Cuba, Venezuela, North Corea, Rhodesia ("Zimbabwe"), Putin-Russia) , who suppress all kind of individual art in their 'countries' and are rightly called monarchs or tyrants of our times, would ever do their share to human civilisation ??
ماشاء الله عليه رائعة حقا المعزوفة رحمة الله عليه أمين يارب العالمين
Omg this is cartoon music… Tom and Jerry music… I was wondering why it’s so familiar… Pink Panther music…
La Réjouissance... We chose that one for our exit from the church we'd just got married in. Almost twenty years later, I'm happily divorced.
Cuando los alienígenas ancestrales te vinieron a buscar tu los estabas esperando con tu musica
His real name was Georg Friedrich Händel.
Eens las ik dat hij uit Engeland moest vluchten om zijn geloof in de bijbel.
Exactly - btw. Handel means 'trade' in german.
To be fair, he changed it himself when he moved to London, it's not like English-speaking people arbitrarily calling Köln "Cologne" or what have you.
@@AR-xy4jy Same in swedish
He lived in England for most of his life and himself used the english version of his name.
HÄNDEL
c'mon, don't be chicken: sure it's not HENDL ....?
Every extant signature by the composer on scores, letters and documents uses the English form of his name *without* the umlaut; the exact same is true of the Italian born Giovanni Battista Lulli who adopted the French form of his name after his becoming a French subject.
Why is it that some people insist on the anachronistic nonsense trying to Germanify Handel, but almost universally accept Lully as French rather than Italian, when in fact the cases of being born in one country, but naturalised into another are almost identical ?
This is so British
Triumphal and majestic even ornamental and glorious,....pompompous....no...check your dictionary that word is synonumous to pretentious or ostentatious, which i do not believe is your sentiment
Some people equate the Baroque period with pompous overdecoration across the board, in music, architecture, or whatever else. I don't particularly agree with those people, but they do exist.
Minuet2->1, 1->2
Talk about POMPOUS
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