A. Marcello - Oboe Concerto in d minor (Marcel Ponseele, baroque oboe / Il Gardellino)
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Alessandro Marcello (1673-1747)
《12 Concerti a 5》 Op.1 [1717]
(Edition of the 12 concertos published by Estienne Roger, 1665-1722)
Concerto No.2 in re minore, S.D 935
(concerto per oboe, archi e basso continuo)
I. Andante e spiccato - 00:00
II. Adagio - 03:32
III. Presto - 07:09
Marcel Ponseele (baroque oboe)
Ensemble Il Gardellino
Marcel Ponseele (conductor)
The Oboe Concerto in D minor, SD 935, is an early 18th-century concerto for oboe, strings and continuo attributed to the Venetian composer Alessandro Marcello. The earliest extant manuscript containing Johann Sebastian Bach's solo keyboard arrangement of the concerto, BWV 974, dates from around 1715. As a concerto for oboe, strings and continuo its oldest extant sources date from 1717: that year it was printed in Amsterdam, and a C minor variant of the concerto, SZ 799, was written down.
Bach's keyboard version was published as an arrangement of a concerto by Antonio Vivaldi in the 19th century. In 1923 the C minor version of the oboe concerto was published as a composition by Benedetto Marcello, Alessandro's brother. In the second half of the 20th century several publications indicated Alessandro again as the composer of the piece, as it had been in its early 18th-century print, and the oboe concerto was again published in its D minor version.
In the 20th and 21st centuries the concerto developed into a well-established repertoire piece, as well as an oboe concerto as performed on keyboard.
The Concerto in D minor, SD 935, was published by Jeanne Roger in Amsterdam in 1717, as a Concerto a Cinque (concerto in five parts) for oboe (soloist), strings (two violin and one viola parts) and continuo composed by Alessandro Marcello. No publication date appears in the print: although the year of publication is, depending on author, sometimes given as "ca. 1714-1717" or "c.1716" it can be inferred from the consecutive testaments of the publisher's father (Estienne Roger) and from the sequence of publication numbers.
The publication presents the melody lines unadorned, that is: it is left to the performing musician to embellish melodies with ornaments such as trills, mordents and grace notes. Alessandro Marcello published most of his works under a pseudonym (Eterio Stinfalico): the oboe concerto publication was an exception in that sense as it used his real name.
Bach's manualiter arrangement, BWV 974, of the Marcello concerto was apparently not based on the Amsterdam edition, but must have been based on a (lost) manuscript version of the concerto that circulated before it was printed. The July 1713 to July 1714 timeframe may fit for the production of the arrangement of this concerto, although an earlier or later date is possible too. Bach's autograph of the solo keyboard arrangement is lost, but the arrangement was copied around 1715 by Bach's second cousin Johann Bernhard, as the third item in a manuscript containing 12 of Johann Sebastian's keyboard transcriptions of Italian and Italianate concertos.
In 1739 Johann Bernhard's son Johann Ernst wrote a title page for this collection, suggesting that the collection contained Vivaldi arrangements for organ exclusively. He may have intended this title page for the first concerto in the collection only (which was indeed an arrangement of a Vivaldi concerto), but an unknown hand later added the number "XII" before the title, thus causing the misunderstanding that all 12 were Vivaldi arrangements.
Another copy of Bach's arrangement indicates "Marcello" (without first name) as the composer of the original work, and J. S. Bach as the arranger. That copy, specifying harpsichord as the intended instrument for the arrangement, originated after Johann Bernhard's, but may have been copied from an earlier stage of Bach's arrangement. Another manuscript containing Bach's arrangement of Marcello's oboe concerto indicated "J. S. B." as composer on the title page, without mentioning an earlier model, or its composer, for the composition.
Another transcription of the concerto, as concerto a 5 for oboe, strings and continuo in C minor, is found in a 1717 manuscript. The type of errors in this manuscript seems to suggest that the transposition from D minor to C minor may have been produced by its scribes while copying. This manuscript writes the composer's name as "Marcello" without specifying a first name: as Alessandro's brother Benedetto was far better known as a composer by the name Marcello, later generations would interpret the title of the manuscript as referring to the better known of the "Marcello" composers. - Hudba
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A. Marcello - Oboe Concerto in d minor
[Alfredo Bernardini, baroque oboe]
(Listening to music on performance video)
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Albinoni - Oboe Concerto in d minor, Op.9 / No.2
[Matthew Jennejohn, baroque oboe]
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My dad use to play this on his Oboe and as a three year old I remember lying on his bed with the sun streaming through the bedroom window, with him and his oboe and music on his music stand! Sadly he’s not here anymore but listening to this brings back deep and powerful memories even after 10 years since he’s been gone. How wonderful is that for me? 😊
Amazing. Thank God for it, and for your dad.
I had a parallel experience with you, bot in my case my older brother were practicing some of these and many others! What annoyed him, was, that what he played three times, I could doodle it, I memorized them much quicker than he has, I was about ten then, sadly, he too passed on, but I have my connection with him whenever I listening the oboe, yet, amongst five other brother's he was not my favourite, which hardly matter's niw!
emocionante, y un fuerte abrazo
Despite your loss, you have been very lucky! Cheers from Italy
You have a great memory of dad. You are lucky!
I don't understand ppl who say classical music is boring. Its so interesting, beautiful and thought provoking. This is truly amazing!
People who can't read say books are boring. Tone deaf people say classical music is boring.
They're not real people😊
Its simple... most people have a very short attention span (about 3 minutes) Hence the length of most pop songs. They're bored before the piece has time to develop. It's like reading the first chapter of a great book and putting it down. 3 minutes! Oh the irony.
Those who say classical music is boring are people sith short attention spans, i.e. couch potatoes OD‘d on TV, esp US TV with its interruptions for ads every 10 minutes!
I wish everybody could speak like you.
La musica barocca è meravigliosa. E la apprezzi maggiormente da protagonista se suoni uno strumento musicale. Sono stato un oboista.Ora ammalato di sclerosi multipla.
🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🌎🎵
@@deliaplesca7759 ❤️☺️
When I listen to this melody I feel I am close to human perfection. How such a small instrument can produce such divine sounds!
It has been referred to as the "voice of God" in connection with Bach's music. (eg BWV 131, The Netherlands Bach Society, Martin Stadler, oboe).
This is the piece that made me fall in love with the oboe. Achingly beautiful...
I discovered this masterpiece when I was 16 years old 45 years ago, and I am listening it time by time again and again. It never stopped to give an outstanding comfort to my soul and mind.
I was in HS. Now almost 50. Love it still!
I discovered it thanks to the movie Anonimo veneziano (1970 or something like that), which showcases the adagio of this concerto (the male character is a musician recording this concerto before cancer takes him away).
@@otanasivert yes, for me it was Anonimo Veneziano as well many decades ago. It still moves me and brings me to tears to this day
@@oldstyle-Danish-exmil.officer Yes one of my favourites. An arrangement of Marcello by Bach for keyboard.
@@marieroth3940
Bach's version is irrelevant. Why bring it up?
I chose this piece to play on my oboe exam, wish me luck 🤞
Good luck!
udało się? czy jeszcze przed egzaminem? powodzenia:)
jeszcze nie, dopiero w maju ;) wrócę tu i powiem co i jak!
So cool
Niech ktoś like
Ich bin immer so ergriffen wenn ich die Oboe höre. Das ist zu Zeit das Beste was man mit Oboe spielt.Genau das ist was für die Seele.
La raffinatezza di.un soffio che parla con la mente e la scioglie da tutti i nodi terreni
This concerto is one of the most beautiful ones in the whole world 🌎😍❤💕💖!!!
Очень красивый концерт, он есть в переложении для фортепиано И.С.Бахом, замечательно его играет знаменитый пианист Г.Гульд, но для гобоя он звучит ещё прекраснее, где гобой, плача - поёт с невыразимо- щемящей грустью, насколько прекрасны были баррочные мелодисты, так одухотворенно - чувствующие музыку и гармонию..Браво Великим Мастерам!!!! 🎶❤❤❤
это не концертная запись судя по
Exquisite and elegant; inspired and soaring. Marcello, Albinoni, and Vivaldi seem to be spiritual brothers; Italian wunderkind! Marcel Ponseele is fabulous. Bravo, Sir!
It barocks my heart!
so funny
Sublime
Смеяна Жемчужная . I agree with you
Just lovely. It brings the kind of peace we all need today in these chaotic times. Beautiful melodies, harmony, instrumentation. Eloquent and intelligent music!
Ascoltare codesta meraviglia e come viaggiare in un mondo incantato grande musica da sempre ❤😂😊
Marcello, another unknown italian Genius
unknown to whom? Bach knew him.
This is Allesandro - his brother Benedetto may be even better.
I went to school with him.
@@ftlpope The 2nd mvt. here is the most known and for me the most beautiful of Marcello that I know (surelly I don't know everything), either being Allessandro or Benedetto. Sincerelly, I always thought it was written by Benedetto and I am pretty sure that is how I found it. For me it is one of the most beautiful and inspired movements ever written in the world!
@@francescaemc2 unknown to the large part of contemporaries
This is the best interpretation I've ever heard... sento Venezia piangere...in questo concerto c'è tutto l'afflato della città morente. Thanks monsieur Ponseele ❤ I have a baroque oboe made by you several years ago. It's beautiful, just like music played by you. Thanks
C'est beau c'est intemporel, c'est une porte d'entrée vers l'infini !
Música celestial. El barroco italiano es conmovedor.
Maravilla de música. Relajante y sutil , Oboe, instrumento musical tan pequeño y grande a la vez.
The music, the painting, the architecture, the whole atmosphere the setting invokes... I know I'm romanticising the past, but I don't care. Back then, Europe got Art. Europe got culture.
The second movement is nothing short of divine, period.
Ditto!!
Davor Borovec wonderful time 😍 with a lot of rats, diseases, human slavery and hungryness
Aly Souza he did say he was romanticizing a tad bit
@@alysouza9946 Oh look, another uncalled for, glib, quasi-cynical comment on the Internet. Totally unexpected, right?
Well, first of all, some of those things are not entirely gone, wouldn't You agree? They just wear different 'faces'.
Second, not that the first one in any way, true or not, actually matters, since I referred exclusively to the superiority
(and please, don't start with that post-modernistic, subjectivity-of-beauty bullshit argument) of the art and culture of those times, not the quality of life itself.
Plus - and I admit this one is maybe a bit hyperbolic and not entirely true - offer me 35-40 years with this, or 70-75 years with today's inadequate excuse for
music, generally art and culture, along with the idly hollow, empty and meaningless social network squabbles like the one I'm engaging in right now, and hmmm...
I gotta say, my friend, the answer is not as straightforward as it, by all logic, should be.
Weird thing to say coming from someone with Nietzsche as profile picture
The painting is of "Piazza Navona, Rome" 1699 by Casper van Wittel
Stephen Pattinson thanks
I was absolutely shure the work of maestro venitian painter Canaletto ..
well known as "gaspare vanvitelli" is son was a famous painter architect luigi vanvitelli
Thanks. I knew the location but not the painter!
It is interesting to see what appears to be bare earth in the open area. Anyone who has been to the Piazza knows its raised pavers. As for the painting there are a few telltale signs that the perspective was generated using a technique based on plans and elevations. The slight distortion in the foreground fountain is one indication.
A diamond of the baroque oboe music!
Sad it is, that I have not given much room to these wanderful Italian composer's who were the Genesis of the true classical form, which the German composer's and other in Europe have taken to a new level, I am 82-year's young today, and do enjoy the spiritual significance and perfect harmony of the Italian input well before the seventeen hundreds!
A masterpiece from beginning to end.
A los amantes de la música, quedaran profundamente impactados, de oír por primera vez , este bello concierto para oboe, de Marcello, nunca podrán olvidarlo.
😊😊
É de uma profundidade de alma impressionante
Oh.Dios!.Tiembla.mi.alma.y.desfallece!....
No.llores...Es.el.Oboe.que.estremece!.
Muchas.gracias.
Namaste'!.
Вечная музыка!Приводит душу в состояние полной гармонии.👏👏👏
Ты про 1.клас?
Nobody ever played a Baroque oboe with better intonation than Ponseele
Yes.....BRAVO from Mexico!
The second movement (starting at 3:30) is probably one of the most moving pieces of music in history. Wonderful rendition.
+Annamaria Amik aagreed
+Annamaria Amik That piece is what I mean, it's ..........fantastic and makes you allmost cry, but I love it.
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heard this: ???
and this?
In a world of selfish ignorance and scrabbling for money; and the faux power it grants, there is music like this. There are our enduring poets. There are passages of thought in words in all the world's languages which show us the long, winding path towards comprehension of the best of the best, the best we can aspire to and hope to encourage in the lives of those we love. This, surely, is one passage of deep, penetrating thought put to the music. I thank you. Price
Marcel Ponseele, who plays with the Ghent Collegium Vocale, is the best player. May he long continue!
Beautiful sound, and beautiful picture.
Greetings from iraq. This is amazing music i ever heard
اهلا وسهلا حبيبي اتشرف
@Stxr KillerX god bless every human being and every country especially those tortured by enduring wars like Iraq
emilianoturaz
Do you have nice music from Iraq ?
That's the magic of Italian music.
El adagio es de una belleza extrema.Mi alma tocada. LUIS escucha esto
Musica meravigliosa, musica per la mia anima.
Desde el dia que descubri esta maravillosa composición y a Alessandro Marcello, no puedo dejar de escucharla. Me apacigua el espíritu y me alegra la vida. !Bravo¡
Marcel: sublime. On a été ensemble dans l'ensemble "Musiciens du louvre" C'était divin, même quand il ne jouait que quelques notes, une seule permettait de savoir qu'il était à un niveau qu'on n'atteindrait jamais.... Merci!!!!
Музика за душата с която Алессандро Марчелло остава за вечни времена в историята на музиката!!!
The baroque oboe of Ponseele simply reaches perfection in this piece. I cannot decide myself between this and Bach's BWV 974 transcription in Gould's interpreration. Both are a supreme examples of the perfection of music. I'd like to have two brains just to be able to enjoy both of them simultaneously with full conciousness,
I've heard this piece many times on a modern oboe (it often appeared at musical auditions ;) but it absolutely works 100% better on a baroque oboe, and 1000% better with Ponseele's masterful playing.
Sublime!
The adagio is breathtaking- redolent of a bird soaring high in the sky
This adagio...oh... this adagio... Simple and beautiful.
Cuando escucho la música barroca y el oboe y lo hago generalmente, luego de despertar, me transporto alugares nunca antes vistos, ni conocidos. Es una magia para mi vida y alimento para mi alma.
❤
That second movement....with all the dissonances in the beginning....extremely beautiful and emotional.😿
It’s a masterpiece!
I have played this çoncert in a lifetime,so I can say this is topp recordin.
Brynjar Hoff
Pure Gold .
This an absolutely sublime piece of music. So majestic and proud, then so moving.
The melody and harmony in A. Marcello's Oboe Adagio Concerto are profound with a lively rhythmical tempo. A delightful Baroque work.
I think that music is the highest expression of human genius ....
The grace and beauty of music from the Baroque period of music immortal pages are intended to remain in the heart ... great music ...
Very well said.
I allways feel this pieces of art are just the unfolding of un invisible true, invisible ultimate law of beauty, love and perfection, beneath all the universe ... Wher we are able to Understand the Whole and touch heaven
it's like heaven listening to it. I love it and I can never get tired of it.
Uma maravilhosa música sentimental italianíssima...Viva a Itália !
You cannot not love this music. It's sublime and the sound of the oboe can be so sweet.
One of the best baroque concertos ever.
22.4.2023~🎧🎼🎵🎶🎶🎶 C’est beau, si pur…Apaisement total❤️le Hautbois qui donne le LA à l’orchestre…un honneur💎💎💎…🥀🇫🇷
The Oboe Concerto in D minor, S D935, is an early 18th-century composition for oboe, strings and continuo attributed to the Venetian composer Alessandro Marcello. The Concerto composed in three movements was published by Jeanne Roger in Amsterdam in 1717. Marcello’s style is High Baroque, already foreshadowing the Classical Style, music of great depth and emotion, richly scored for a wide variety of solo instruments and continuo. She showcase a remarkably wide range of expression, atmosphere and timbre, but also for its stylish and sweetly modulated performances. This oboe concerto is probably the most beautiful of the Baroque period. Marcello composed several collections of soloist concertos, six of which were collected under the title La Cetra, as well as a few cantatas. He published his works under the pseudonym of Eterio Stinfalico. Johann Sebastian Bach was very influenced by Italian music, notably Vivaldi, Corelli, Torelli, Marcello and maybe others. A sincere work is that which is gifted with enough force to give reality to a dream. *Lucien*
Люсьен, большое тебе общечеловеческое спасибо!
Потрудился для общего блага, для просвещения невежд. Молодец!
@@user-ih2ex2rn3m Thank you my friend 😘
How such a small instrument can produce such divine sounds!
Use a talented Oboe players and have them play this beautiful piece.
The sound of the oboe is wonderful and in this piece of music so clear and strong. Marcello is one of the Baroque composer I did not know much about until now. He is one of my favorite.
Maravillosa, la música barroca tan
preciosa, siempre gusta mucho.
Muchas gracias.
Buenas tardes.🌿
22 or 92, the glory of this music is that you fall for it in your youth and never grow out of it! Enjoying music is an ever deepening lifetime love affair.
year 2013 - 296 years have passed since this magnificent piece was published in 1717...
it's amazing! the Oboe simply lifts your soul up to the sky.
The second movement in particular (starts at 3:30 in this video) really makes me wanna cry.
Le véritable sens du mot "classique" est "ce qui est toujours actuel", donc permanent et toujours florissant ! Il y a du "classique" en toute sorte de musique, par le monde ...!!
3:30
Grazie ALESSANDRO MARCELLO...! Música barroca italiana, lindíssima. Bálsamo para nossa saúde mental, paz de espirito, expansao de consciencia para niveis mais elevados ainda nos dias atuais.
"expansão de consciência para níveis mais elevados..." O efeito é imediato! Sei e sinto há mais de 40 anos e até hoje ainda consigo me surpreender. Efeito terapêutico. Creio que pode curar males da alma.
Ho ascoltato questa musica venti anni fa. Adesso finalmente la ritrovo!
Ale
I see where Handel got the inspiration for his Oboe concerto. Handel's is just a tad faster but you definitely hear the inspiration in his from this piece. Handel himself may have been sitting in a concert hall listening to this and thought "EUREKA!", THIS IS IT! He did study in Italy for a time and his music is known to be strongly influenced by Italian masters. This piece of music is without a doubt one of the most beautiful pieces for the Oboe ever created by a human mind.
E un'atmosfera magica . Solo Venezia è di così tanta Grazia ❤❤❤
Joe Van Seeters, you said it so nicely that I could not agree more :-)
За одно такое произведение автор будет в веках!!!
Le sinfonie che fanno vibrare l'anima che suscitano in essa emozioni e sensazioni. sono in grado anche guarirla da malanni della vita moderna
Sì, ma questa non è una sinfonia, le sinfonie vengono diversi decenni dopo.
The tone of this oboe is gorgeous! Such a graceful, immaculate work...
I love this Great oboist!! And this wonderful music!!
"Baroque" oboe, one of the most beautiful, haunting tone colours in existence.
Escucho esta joya musical todos los dias al despertar y me da una santa paz y tranquilidad increible que hoy 3/22 siga siendo al maravillosa esta obra musical a 305 años de su creacion la musica no tiene edad ni tiempo como decia Bethoveen es inmortal
Such a beautiful interpretation by a gifted player. I never tire of listening to this oboe concerto: it makes me feel good to be alive.
L'Adagio è di una commovente bellezza!
Verissimo.
Questo concerto per oboe è ancora più bello con la sonorità e la rotondità dell'oboe barocco suonato magistralmente da Marcel Ponseele. A parer mio è ancora più suggestivo rispetto a una orchestra moderna, con oboe moderno dalla voce più stridente e nasale, ma anche gli altri strumenti fanno la loro parte. Inoltre si tenga presente che usano un diapason più basso di mezzo tono rispetto a quello moderno come era consuetudine all'epoca, quindi la sonorità risulta più distesa e rilassata.
Excellente interprétation, magnifique
commovente la cantabilita' dell'oboe. e' proprio vero che i compositori della scuola veneziana , da a. marcello a t. albinoni ad a. vivaldi, sanno dare quel "quid" che non si trova in altri musicisti. probabilmente l'ispirazione viene dalla meravigliosa venezia.
Pienamente daccordo. Musica meravigliosa.
Vero
Secondo me avevano anche un'anima piu` pura
Vero! Peccato che ora Venezia sia diventata un parco giochi del turismo di massa (spesso senza un minimo interesse culturale)!
This is not a piece of Sacred music as some think. It's just a beautiful oboe concerto by Alessandro Marcello, an Italian composer. This is the kind of music that touches the soul. One of my favorite pieces of all times.
Maria, You are definitely an aficionado of baroque music. It is a very beautiful piece. I can listen to these type of concertos from many different composers of the world. Have a merry Christmas and a happy and safe holiday season.
Maria Fernandez-Yoos,
It's sacred to me.
Period performances be like.
Touches the soul but every time I hear it the pitch changes though it is permanently set at Normal.
This Alessandro Marcello piece is simply stunning- sadly, many people out there think it is a Bach piece!
Невозможно представить , что чувствует музыкант, который исполняет эту божественную мелодию.
Такое ощущение, что мелодия ведёт его за собой и шепчет ему : " Я с тобой , я в тебе, поэтому ты так прекрасно меня исполняешь то , что создал великий композитор А. МАРЧЕЛЛО и благодарят Нас💥💥💥
Such a beautiful and musical player... he plays in a simple and straightforward manner that I think this concerto needs, and his speeds are judged to perfection. I don't think you could hear a better performance.
It is absolutely wonderful!! But did you hear Haakon Stotijn? There is a record of this Dutch oboeplayer, absolutely stunning, heartbreaking!!
@@martinmeng100 - Tanks I will look out for it. I have heard him play in many other works but not the Marcello. Of course he played on a modern instrument in a different sound world and era, but I would love to hear it nevertheless as I am and admirer. I do have a recording of his dad playing the Mozart oboe quartet.
Esta notable y conocida composición de A. Marcello no deja de sorprendernos al escucharla una y otra vez, por su singular belleza y estructura musical.
C’est beau le Hautbois et c’est lui qui donne le •LA•🎵 à l’orchestre...une sacrée responsabilité. SPLENDIDE❣️❤️❤️...🥀de France.
cuanto mas escucho esta musica , mas me gusta me hace sentir, soñar ...
La musica Barocca è assolutamente fantastica!
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J'ai cliqué sur tant de vidéos liées, à travers tant de paysages insolites, incroyables et étranges.. Je me sens comme dans un compartiment sur un chemin de fer, à admirer une succession de scènes folles jamais vues auparavant, des musiques importantes et étranges à travers la
fenêtre du wagon... il y a tant de choses à explorer, tellement d'endroits où se poser puis rester dans les ambiances proposées. Cet arrêt en particulier est brillant 👍
Einfach nur wunderschön. ......
The third movement always gives me goosebumps.. I'd like to learn the oboe just to perform this beauty
Definitivamente la música clásica es la mejor de la historia
I see myself listening to this masterpiece at least another 20 years
Genialissimo brano di un musicista stupendo... Quanta sintonia con la sua meravigliosa Venezia settecentesca e non solo!
I feel the melancholy of life everyone has.
Este concierto lo escucho desde la epoca del vinilo y encuentro que es uno de los mas bellos conciertos escritos no solo para este instrumento sino para cualquier otro.Particularmente el 2 mov. expresa un sentimiento sublime recogedor inigualable con reminiscencias tan bucolicas y ysn expresovas que parece una pintura de un bello paisaje campestre.Extraordinaria obra
The 3rd movement is magical.
Why is everone stating their age in their comments? This music is universal. Age/Gender/Race have nothing to do with liking a fine piece of music like this :)
I guess many people wouldn't have become addicted to drugs and suffered a lot if they'd tasted the beauty of classical music.
And I notice a real link between drugs and rock
Some drugs are practically made for classical music. Bach on LSD is when I met god
Una obra musical que va mas alla del talento. Sublimes notas que se conectan con el espiritu. Saludos desde la alturas de La Paz.
Una maravilla de concierto...Los lamentos del oboe alternan tristeza con alegría...
The above painting appears to be the Piazza Navona, Rome, painted in 1699 Caspar by A. van Wittel (Vanvitelli) 1652-1736, who was apparently a Dutch/Italian painter. It is possible that he painted the scene more than once.
Thank you so much for the information! 🙂
This masterpiece great performers play leads me into the wonderful world of comfort
@@malena3669 Thankyou
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I went my eye‘s doctor for periodic medical checkup
And
I went cycling at the Edogaw‘s bank for 5 hours
I am tired
Great composer! Great rendition! Thank you Balint!
E per i 601 che han messo "dislike" a questa superba esecuzione io dico che fate profonda pena, scommetto che tra i trogloditi ignoranti si nascondono dei musicisti invidiosi che altro non può essere. Infatti dico bene: dedicatevi a fare i critici d'arte, quello è il vostro posto, alla vostra morte nessuno vi ricorderà, ma Alessandro Marcello e i grandi esecutori di questa musica celestiale come pure J.S.B. Haendel, Corelli ect.. saranno ricordati ai posteri. L'ignoranza e l'invidia saranno calpestate a vostro credito.
Ad maiora
ubi maior minor cessat.
Used to listen this 10 years ago almost everyday after coming home from school. Don’t know what i was thinking but i knew that it touched my soul. Today I randomly saw and listened it. After all these years i felt the same thing. Remarkable..
너무 멋집니다. 구독했습니다. 좋은 음악 많이 들려 주세요❤😊
My son is playing this for his Grade 6 oboe exam at Sydney Grammar as I type. Really evocative piece.
+Joss Hawthorn Good luck to him
How did the exam go?
He failed miserably, now he has chosen the viola da gamba.
supraludwick83 LOL
I don't know your son, but my heart goes to him (thought of a musician to another one)
If only I had more free time to listen to such beautiful pieces of music more often ! This is one of the best remedy for life tourments
Un beau concert!La musique apporte un grand réconfort.Elle est paradisiaque!