J.S. Bach, Sinfonia Easter Oratorio // Musica Gloria
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Sinfonia from Easter Oratorio, BWV 249
Musica Gloria
Beniamino Paganini & Nele Vertommen
Julian Zimmerman, Olivier Mourault & Matt Gajda - trumpet
Jan Huylebroeck - timpani
Nele Vertommen & Dymphna Vandenabeele - oboe
José Rodrigues Gomes - bassoon
Elise Dupont, Maia Silberstein,
Joséphine Lanord-Prélonge & Madoka Nakamaru - violin
Lena Rademann & Hilla Heller - viola
Phyllis Bartholomeus - cello
Elise Christiaens - double bass
Beniamino Paganini - harpsichord
François Guerrier - organ
Joris Potvlieghe - organ builder & calcant
Rainer Arndt - audio recording
Matthijs van der Moolen - video recording
Nele Vertommen - sound montage
Beniamino Paganini - video montage
Sint-Catharinakerk, Wondelgem (B)
24th of April 2023
As the opening of Bach's masterpiece, the Sinfonia sets the stage for the grandeur and joy of the Easter Oratorio. With its majestic melodies, vibrant orchestration, and intricate counterpoint, it captures the essence of hope of Jesus’ resurrection. Musica Gloria brings out the lively strings, sprightly woodwinds and jubilant trumpets for a glorious musical celebration of Easter's triumphant psyche. In celebration of the guest of honour: a magnificent new Baroque organ built by Joris Potvlieghe (after H.A. Contius, Riga, 1763), that's being recorded for the first time, the ensemble went 'all the way': playing on the balcony, trumpets without finger holes, a calcant for the organ, standing cello playing, …
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It was so great to play Bach with a real organ!
You guys rocked on the trumpets! Exquisite lip trills, and fabulous playing. Such a treat to see and hear a performance on period instruments.
What music, what a beautiful ensemble, what sound, what understanding and then the natural baroque trumpets without any finger holes to adjust the intonation; great professionals!
Simply beautiful! I've admired Joris's instruments (Saxon clavichord, fortepiano, and organ) online for several years: My dream is to own one of his clavichords one day.
Superb! What a fantastic sound on those period instruments, and a wonderful balanced performance.
Splendid, regal & majestic. I am your greatest fan. 🥂
Loveit!
Prachtig!🎉
Everything about this is wonderful! Thank you for the awesome music and video!
Bravo!
Oh, fantastic!! As always, your music is just perfect, so very well performed and recorded! Thank you so very much for sharing ... again. {Greetings from Tucson.}
Wow!
👏👏👏👏👏
Bravissimi👏👏👏
I would like to know how to play the natural baroque trumpet without finger holes.
Like it was and should be done!
Bravissimi!
Fantastisch. Kan niet wachten om jullie weer live te horen. ❤
Waw wat waw! Wat een prachtige opname.
Prachtig! Waarschijnlijk heeft het zo wel geklonken in de tijd van Bach. Heerlijke uitvoering. Heb zin om mee te spelen op de barokcello. En dat Contius orgel... Moet toch echt een belevenis zijn met zo'n ensemble.
💐💐waaauw!!!! héérlijk 🤩💐💐
Superb! But we need more footage of the organist crawling around on the floor.
Do you mean of the calcant who is also the organ builder? You can also have a look at our video of Seele, deine Spezereien.
TERRIFIC!
Why do the trumpets sounds terribly out of tune?
These are natural trumpets without finger holes, like in Bach's times. They can only play the natural overtones on their base tone.
It's modern equal temperament which is really out of tune!@@EnsembleMusicaGloria
@@colinbooth2421 No, it isn't!
Yes it is! But “dissident” notes can be lipped into “tune”. But even in equal temperament notes can be bent … it’s all a continuum. Doctrinaire views aren’t always the best ones … English trumpeters sometimes seem to finger away as if they were playing recorders …
"Out of tune" is a loose concept... Not 440 He? Not equal temperament? Etc.