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  • čas přidán 26. 02. 2016
  • Part 3 - Capriccio Stravagante Renaissance Orchestra - Collegium Vocale Gent - Skip Sempé
    Terpsichore 2015 - Concert de cloture - Église Saint-Louis-en-l’Île, Paris - 30 novembre 2015
    3ème d'une serie de 4 vidéos du concert entier / 3rd of a series of 4 videos of the entire concert
    Sinfoniae Instrumentalia II
    0:50 - Heinrich Scheidemann - Praembulum (Benjamin Alard, orgue)
    3:08 - John Dowland - Pavan : Sir Henry Umptons Funerall (1604)
    8:02 - Michael Praetorius - Passameze (CCLXXXVI)
    10:09 - Michael Praetorius - Gaillarde (CCLXXXV)
    11:29 - Michael Praetorius - Ballet des Baccanales (CCLXXVIII)
    12:27 - John Dowland - Paduan (Simpson, ‘Taffel Consort’, 1621)
    17:27 - Michael Praetorius - Ballet des Matelotz (CCLXXX)
    18:10 - Michael Praetorius - Gaillarde (CCCVII)
    19:30 - Anthony Holborne - Pavan : Paradizo (1599)
    22:57 - Michael Praetorius - Gaillard (CCLXXXVII)
    24:58 - William Brade - Ein schottisch Tanz (1617/XVI)
    27:19 - Michael Praetorius - Ballet des cocqs (CCLIV)
    Capriccio Stravagante Renaissance Orchestra - Skip Sempé
    Tuomo Suni, Jacek Kurzydło - violon
    Nick Milne, Julien Léonard, Andreas Linos, Josh Cheatham, Benoît Vanden Bemden - viola da gamba
    Julien Martin, Marine Sablonnière, Benoît Toigo, Evolène Kiener, Vincent Courrier - flûte à bec
    Doron Sherwin, Josué Meléndez - cornetto
    Jasu Moisio - bombarde
    Evolène Kiener - dulciane
    Simen van Mechelen, Joost Swinkels, Claire MacIntyre - sacqueboute
    André Henrich - luth
    Françoise Johannel - harpe
    Skip Sempé, Olivier Fortin - virginal
    Yoann Moulin - virginal / clavecin
    Michèle Claude - percussion
    Benjamin Alard - orgue (Bernard Aubertin, 2005)
    Collegium Vocale Gent
    Annelies Brants, Griet De Geyter, Magdalena Podkościelna, Chiyuki Okamura - soprano
    Sofia Gvirts, Cécile Pilorger, Alexander Schneider, Piotr Olech - alto
    Johannes Gaubitz, Benjamin Glaubitz, Vincent Lesage, Stephan Gähler - ténor
    Stefan Drexlmeier, Matthias Lutze, Sebastian Myrus, Bart Vandewege - basse

Komentáře • 20

  • @CapriccioStravagante
    @CapriccioStravagante  Před 3 měsíci

    Waking up listeners - Capriccio Stravagante is world-renowned for their memorable interpretations of Renaissance and Baroque music. Founded in 1986 by Skip Sempé, the ensemble of three to seventy performers incorporates Capriccio Stravagante, the Capriccio Stravagante Renaissance Orchestra and Capriccio Stravagante Les 24 Violons. By the mid 1990s, the ensemble had built up an extensive discography for which they received international acclaim and had performed in major concert halls and festivals worldwide.
    Nonchalance & Power - The ensembles seek a musical aesthetic whose values have been nearly lost to contemporary musical life. Unlike many other early music ensembles, they adhere to traditional principles of articulation, rhetoric, scholarship, imagination and talent to break down conventions that have little to do with historical practice, particularly those originating in twentieth-century ‘Baroque’ performance practices. Capriccio Stravagante has recorded extensively for the Paradizo, Deutsche Harmonia Mundi, Astrée, Alpha and Teldec labels.
    Man-made beauty - The Capriccio Stravagante Renaissance Orchestra offers virtuoso performers on a highly distinctive musical instrumentarium that includes violins, viols, recorders, cornetti, sackbuts, krummhorns, shawms, lutes, harps, harpsichords, virginals, organs, and percussion. Derived from the instrumental virtuosity that sixteenth-century music demanded, their playing techniques are completely unknown to classically trained instrumentalists and mainstream audiences today. The ensemble is the largest and most luxurious gathering yet assembled for the performance of masterpieces from this Golden Age of musical creativity.
    Awards & Rewards - Capriccio Stravagante’s exceptional chamber ensemble playing has inspired three generations of musicians, many of whom have gone on to enjoy international careers. The Capriccio Stravagante Prize was created by Skip Sempé in 1997, and served to encourage numerous musicians in their early careers. It is particularly touching that many of those musicians have now become an integral part of Capriccio Stravagante’s activities. Sempé receives lasting inspiration from the key members of these renewed generations.

  • @andrewmildinhall8210
    @andrewmildinhall8210 Před rokem +4

    Stunning concert. How rare to get a chance to see a hear how this glorious music was probably performed at one of the larger European Courts around 1600. Wonderful stuff

  • @lorenzat.4865
    @lorenzat.4865 Před rokem

    Great late Renaissance program! Excellent performance as this music should be played. The original instruments and the vocal ensemble were just fantastic!Thank you for sharing, I would love to go to such concerts! 🎼

  • @stelioskatsoulis1125
    @stelioskatsoulis1125 Před rokem

    Capriccio Stravaganze Renaissance Orchestra is out of this world, and Skip Sempe is definitely a wizard !

  • @monicacall7532
    @monicacall7532 Před 3 lety +5

    I can’t thank you enough for posting this music.

  • @davidguizot
    @davidguizot Před rokem

    Such wonderful, original instruments. Such talented, passionate musicians reaching so deeply into their souls.

  • @scottschwartz5106
    @scottschwartz5106 Před 3 lety +7

    Wonderful! So much Renaissance music today is done with tiny consorts of 4 or 5 players, robbing much of the color and verve of this music, often associated with courts where they could afford to hire a good number of skilled musicians. The ornamenting here is fantastic too.

  • @artie360
    @artie360 Před 8 lety +9

    Wonderful concert. I enjoyed listening tremendously. Thanks for posting this for us all.

  • @dezEsseintes
    @dezEsseintes Před 8 lety +1

    Infinis remerciements à vôtre générosité, pour ce double partage, capté, émis, des images de ces sourires et volutes sublimes. Can't wait for Capella II...

  • @bertcarter6176
    @bertcarter6176 Před 8 lety +4

    A beautiful program. Thanks so very much for sharing.

  • @yeah8598
    @yeah8598 Před 3 lety +1

    Great piece of music

  • @carlospavao9273
    @carlospavao9273 Před 6 lety +2

    Maravilhoso, digno de intensos aplausos e elogios sem fim!

  • @erroll9621
    @erroll9621 Před rokem

    Stunnung concert, thank you for sharing! A small note about the title: "sinfoniae instrumentalia" is grammatically incorrect Latin. Sinfoniae is feminine, instrumentalia is the neuter form of the adjective instrumentalis; it should actually be "sinfoniae instrumentales."

  • @MiltonBlancoMusico
    @MiltonBlancoMusico Před 8 lety

    Son la máquina del tiempo !!!

  • @MaryChrisMaryCdiliapo
    @MaryChrisMaryCdiliapo Před 7 lety +2

    ♫♫♪ 💕

  • @josemariaarias3002
    @josemariaarias3002 Před 3 lety

    mejor imposible

  • @alexandradeuen1610
    @alexandradeuen1610 Před 3 lety

    Immer noch schön .der gegenentwurf zu den charts und superhits .und was so alles für moden und trends gibt .ist nicht hip nicht trendy .nicht cool .muss nicht .ich stehe bewusst auf diese schöne uncoole musik .bewusst .auf eben diese zeitlosen klänge .die niemals aus der mode kommen.

  • @alexandradeuen1610
    @alexandradeuen1610 Před 3 lety

    Meine evangelische seite kommt zum klingen .altlutherische orgelmusik ..das ist .zuhause .

  • @jamesgibson2179
    @jamesgibson2179 Před 4 lety

    In which church is this performance ?