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? Better than / Please, click here (watch in high quality - 480p) ? youtube.com Henry Purcell (1659~1695) ?Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary?Z. 860 (Funeral Sentences) - 1. Funeral March - Baroque Brass of London Mark Bennet (Flatt Trumpet) Crispian Steele-Perkins (Slide Trumpet) Michael Laird (Slide Trumpet) Ron Bryans (Sackbut) Robert Howes (Percussion)
This is my new ... By: Saurius94. on 07 Feb 12, 07:57:59 This is my new favorite video =)?
Beautiful. Only the ... By: spacemagick. on 05 Feb 12, 00:30:42 Beautiful. Only the snow is? missing.
Jeez an immaculate ... By: kotetsu131. on 04 Feb 12, 18:21:55 Jeez an immaculate performance of the work as always as expected by Crispian et al., 1:05 is when the chills? down my spine start! Funny how Purcell was clearly more badass during his time than any "metal" musician.
mmmmm....? this is ... By: AliceSuckOLove. on 02 Feb 12, 20:19:59 mmmmm....? this is horrorshow
@LoliciousXD That ... By: Shalashaskafication. on 01 Feb 12, 01:11:13 @LoliciousXD That will definitively be my? funeral's theme too ^^
Thumbs up if ... By: kingvideogames. on 30 Jan 12, 02:20:38 Thumbs up if Conker's Bad Fur? Day sent you here.
1:11
I was cured, ... By: v4voltaa. on 29 Jan 12, 14:45:28 1:11
I was cured, all? right !?
I want this music ... By: LoliciousXD. on 20 Jan 12, 09:05:06 I want this music played at my Funeral.? Being looked on by my Droogs
1:05? ALEX By: 0180917. on 15 Jan 12, 19:50:05 1:05? ALEX
Absolutely ... By: talbot5445. on 13 Jan 12, 08:25:59 Absolutely beautiful. They certainly could write, and perform, superb music during the 17th and 18th centuries. Purcell died quite? young, too. I wonder what else he would have written had he lived longer.
@inhumanundead ... By: EllieF1. on 10 Jan 12, 21:09:36 @inhumanundead since? CO, the piece has never sounded the same. chilling
beautiful both? ... By: 1yellowapple. on 07 Jan 12, 03:06:32 beautiful both? versions are
i always liked? the ... By: volodja99. on 06 Jan 12, 20:28:38 i always liked? the sound of a funeral drum
Just imagine A ... By: inhumanundead. on 03 Jan 12, 23:19:25 Just imagine A Clockwork Orange remaster. With? this in place of the synths. Even better, /with/ the synths!
@Coker17 I like ... By: MorkaGraven. on 03 Jan 12, 10:50:26 @Coker17 I like black? metal, but classical pieces borrowed for the likes of it can often be a disappoinment. I prefer the two as separate genres or with influence, not direct plagiarism or hybridization.
@0monolith Exactly, ... By: MorkaGraven. on 03 Jan 12, 10:48:19 @0monolith Exactly, only more authentic and not performed on a? Mellotron.
I can? hear Alex's ... By: JudeBarrett. on 31 Dec 11, 20:04:57 I can? hear Alex's voice in my head.
I? wish they played ... By: dbhlnn. on 31 Dec 11, 10:35:30 I? wish they played this when I die.
Cygnus X did it ... By: SpeakerFreq. on 30 Dec 11, 05:02:31 Cygnus X did it better? lol
AND WHAT'S? SO ... By: Swedguy97. on 25 Dec 11, 18:13:29 AND WHAT'S? SO STINKY ABOUT IT?
awww hell? here ... By: BlackAce400. on 22 Dec 11, 08:56:59 awww hell? here come the free masons XD
@Coker17 Devalue ... By: slashatriusful. on 19 Dec 11, 00:38:37 @Coker17 Devalue the Black Metal without knowing is a much bigger. I listened to Bach before my one year, and I can assure you that Black Metal is the only kind? now able to compete with the classic, just find the right band.
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? Better than / Please, click here (watch in high quality - 480p) ? youtube.com Henry Purcell (1659~1695) ?Dido and Aeneas?opera, Z. 626 Recitativo: "Thy hand, belinda" Aria: "When I am laid in earth" Emma Kirkby (soprano / Dido) Taverner Players Andrew Parrott (conductor)
@SaveMeKaizer ... By: MrEyeballKeydrill. on 05 Feb 12, 07:30:44 @SaveMeKaizer Instantly recognized the same section. Both are awesome songs. :D?
I guess the Autumn ... By: crustymuppit. on 02 Feb 12, 19:01:03 I guess the Autumn imagery could be a? metaphor for Dido throwing herself off the cliff. Very powerful stuff.
Fun fact: The cello ... By: SaveMeKaizer. on 16 Dec 11, 07:43:10 Fun fact: The cello notes from 0:48 to 0:57 were used in Nine Inch Nails' "Closer" at the very? end of the song.
Bonitas imágenes. ... By: rosariocuma. on 10 Dec 11, 16:36:22 Bonitas imágenes. La interpretación me parece? no serena si no almibarada. Compárese con mi favorita, la de Tatiana Troyanos.
I was waiting for ... By: BALAGU3RVI. on 06 Dec 11, 21:44:25 I was waiting for her to say? "Boats 'n' Hoes" the whole time...
aah I have? seen ... By: danielodb17. on 28 Nov 11, 20:41:31 aah I have? seen this opera, it was stunning!
trully beautiful, ... By: Tobbe999999999999999. on 23 Nov 11, 22:47:14 trully beautiful, really touching and? sad aria. Simply amazing.
@NeonNinjaSquirrel ... By: CatNaptz. on 23 Nov 11, 14:54:11 @NeonNinjaSquirrel
wow that's pretty sad?
@b0ttomzone And ... By: LilDrummerBoy74. on 14 Nov 11, 05:04:28 @b0ttomzone And Ground? Bass :D
Preciosas imágenes ... By: rosariocuma. on 27 Oct 11, 14:29:22 Preciosas imágenes pero interpretación,desde mi punto de vista, falta de garra y dramatismo.?
In the film ... By: MidnightIsolde. on 20 Oct 11, 20:05:14 In the film Downfall, this is used in an instrumental? form.
He wrote all these ... By: NeonNinjaSquirrel. on 29 Sep 11, 11:23:04 He wrote all these amazing, beautiful pieces.
Then he died because his wife was mad at him? and wouldn't let him in the house.
divine!? By: sasakovac. on 31 Jul 11, 05:19:35 divine!?
Lovely performance ... By: Wavewolfaroha. on 09 Jul 11, 05:41:00 Lovely performance and video? montage!
when I am laid in ... By: koosloop. on 29 Jun 11, 09:56:01 when I am laid in earth
am laid in earth
may my wrongs? create
no trouble no trouble in thy breast
remember me!
remember me!
but ah!
Forget my fate!
This is SO ... By: HarmonicNature. on 21 Jun 11, 23:43:05 This is SO beautiful! Thank? you very much for posting it!
I've noticed that ... By: lamusicamagnifica14. on 20 Jun 11, 15:50:19 I've noticed that Purcell makes great music to play at funerals. This is beautiful? and so melancholy at the same time.
What I love about ... By: blahdorkweirdo. on 15 Jun 11, 14:59:12 What I love about Purcell is how simple, yet beautiful his works are. They're just gorgeous. I only discovered him a short time ago, but he's already becoming one of my? favorite composers- right up there with Handel and Vivaldi.
@Ryan199403 "Music ... By: laqerhill. on 06 Jun 11, 02:51:27 @Ryan199403 "Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary" by Purcell?
iM? LOOKing for the ... By: Ryan199403. on 01 Jun 11, 17:09:33 iM? LOOKing for the clockwork orange intro theme song anyone know what it's called?
Eargasm!? By: ANGLOSAXONGOD. on 12 May 11, 16:24:57 Eargasm!?
Purcell was the man ... By: 8BlueSkies. on 09 May 11, 13:30:44 Purcell was the man.?
just stfu and ... By: PizzatheHutt78. on 04 May 11, 10:49:28 just stfu and listen to the? music,
I have always felt ... By: matternicuss. on 04 May 11, 04:15:29 I have always felt that the most? emotionally compelling music straddles the boundary between melancholy and elation.
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New Trinity Baroque, Atlanta's leading period instrument ensemble, performs one of Purcell's odes to St. Cecilia's Day, together with the Choir of St. Philip's Cathedral, Atlanta. Directed from the harpsichord by Predrag Gosta.
This girl has ... By: cutanea2. on 12 Jan 12, 23:37:32 This girl has perfect pitch, wonderful, thank you for posting.?
@gary903 Gary all ... By: cutanea2. on 12 Jan 12, 23:36:45 @gary903 Gary all John Atkinson Grimshaw's paintings are on the internet, I have looked at them many times, they are? brilliant. I found him by a google search.
I just fell in love ... By: TheJonnymorris. on 12 Jan 12, 05:25:58 I just fell in love with Dame? Emma...again!
@essenciademusica
... By: bourgiotis. on 11 Jan 12, 17:56:13 @essenciademusica
amazing video...mysterious music !!!greetings from greece?
No? puedo parar de ... By: sandsaens. on 11 Sep 11, 04:41:50 No? puedo parar de escucharlo....
emma? is so good By: bbcchorister. on 29 Jul 11, 11:55:54 emma? is so good
@Zorica12 I can ... By: furley523. on 27 Jul 11, 13:52:24 @Zorica12 I can assure you; that I do not appreciate any voice with too much vibrato. I have? had many occasions to listen to people sing and I'm immediately turned off by their ridiculous vibrato. EMMA'S VOICE IS EXTRAORDINARY, I GIFT FROM GOD!!!!
I love you Emma!? By: ANGLOSAXONGOD. on 12 May 11, 16:39:13 I love you Emma!?
Simply, lovely.? By: ccdg1066. on 13 Feb 11, 06:55:05 Simply, lovely.?
An eloquent ... By: Kievest. on 31 Dec 10, 06:08:49 An eloquent simplicity and clarity illuminates Kirkby's voice revealing the inner
elegance and grandeur of Purcell's sublime music. Kirkby's singing is
emminently suited to the expression of the profound feeling and prayerful
atmosphere created? by the genius that was Henry Purcell! The paintings and
visuals not only support the music, but are to be appreciated as great art
onto themselves. Images, poetry, and music are beautifully and seamlessly
combined into an exceptional video! TY!
Kirkby's ... By: grandadpoppyable. on 30 Dec 10, 14:19:19 Kirkby's ornamentations are if anthing mostly there but patially hidden in an attempt to keep? the focus on the continuo line and please the purists. Becomming almost TOO pure to listen to. I think if one is going to embelish, then embelish deliberatly. Corelli or Handel would have no trouble taking the finished Mozart manuscripts and finishing them off properly.
In fact, I'm sure I ... By: shaunjp508. on 22 Dec 10, 01:38:55 In fact, I'm sure I heard from someone who knows these things that Kirkby's vibrato can be as much as a semitone wide on each side of the? sung note. The difference between her and many other sopranos is that she can decide when to use it and how to use it. Her vibrato is often very quick so we don't notice the breadth of it. Compare that to other sopranos that really on vibrato to 'sound like a professional' - bleurgh,
@Mooncelt I'm ... By: Hisrevenge. on 20 Nov 10, 19:45:31 @Mooncelt I'm really interested in how you, or anybody, knows this for sure? How? do you know the degree of vibrato used in the romantic period?
@essenciademusica ... By: ternitamas. on 16 Nov 10, 06:22:00 @essenciademusica according to my score:
"Now that the sun hath veil'd his light and bid? the world goodnight"
Beautiful piece, an exquisite interpretation by Emma Kirkby and lovely paintings too!
Thanks
absolutely ... By: planetpod. on 13 Nov 10, 20:49:48 absolutely beautiful,play this every evening during autumn/winter after a busy day at work. a time of the day to look forward to.a wonderfully relaxing and? calming piece to listen to. thanx for posting!
absolutely ... By: planetpod. on 13 Nov 10, 20:47:31 absolutely beautiful,play this every evening during autumn/winter after a busy day at work. a time of the day to look forward to.a wonderfully relaxing and calming piece to listen to. thanx? for posting!
@Mooncelt Rosen ... By: FoolishZebby. on 10 Nov 10, 13:38:54 @Mooncelt Rosen says something about how violinists and singers both suffer from an excess of vibrato these days: they rely on the moment's grace they get to? almost hit the pitch and then adjust. None of that here!
Normally I find soprano voice unbearable, the vibrato too piercing and bleating like you said. This sound is just gorgeous though!
Lovely music,? ... By: ternitamas. on 09 Nov 10, 20:47:42 Lovely music,? lovely lovely paintings!!!!!
@Zorica12 People ... By: rumezzo. on 23 Oct 10, 13:13:43 @Zorica12 People who say she has no vibrato are simply ignorant of the functions of the vocal mechanism; the level of vibrato she uses is an artistic choice. Human expression is neither dependent upon straight tone or vibrato singing, but on the consciousness of artistic choice within? that expression.
totally? sublime. By: raleighsquare. on 19 Oct 10, 18:57:16 totally? sublime.
???????? ?? ... By: pondeflouers. on 11 Oct 10, 14:38:04 ???????? ?? ?????????.
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Alfred Deller (31 May 1912 -- 16 July 1979) was an English singer, one of the main figures in popularising the use of the countertenor voice in renaissance and baroque music.
Glorious music! ... By: cgculprit. on 27 Jan 12, 20:04:54 Glorious music! And performance! Growing up I enjoyed a family's LP with Deller and Lute playing/singing a? lot of English folk songs. Fantastic! Still think, whistle these as I walk.
@shariotoflove You ... By: Guichotpresident. on 15 Jan 12, 11:01:03 @shariotoflove You must be extremely stupid if you really think that, I'm sorry. "Earn respect"! What are you, in a Western? But, yes, you are a child of Youtube: excited, disrespectful, and what my generation? would call a troll or a hater.
@Guichotpresident ... By: shariotoflove. on 15 Jan 12, 05:31:19 @Guichotpresident not really seeing as this is Youtube. you have? to earn respect.
Voice as an? ... By: Limastudent. on 15 Jan 12, 03:40:54 Voice as an? instrument.
@shariotoflove now? ... By: Guichotpresident. on 14 Jan 12, 12:52:33 @shariotoflove now? that's pathetic...
I was listening ... By: Sunflowers159. on 27 Nov 11, 18:51:58 I was listening last week to a BBC Radio 4 programme on countertenors. It was fascinating. It mentioned Alfred Deller and the way his voice was different from the "normal" cathedral male alto voice of the time in being clearer with less vibrato. It's much better to have countertenors? rather than female altos singing baroque operatic roles like Gluck's Orfeo because that was who they were originally written for.
It seems to me that ... By: achantus1. on 05 Nov 11, 01:11:43 It seems to me that Deller has the same? melancholic voice as Esswood. Or Am I way off here? Deller and Esswood just transports me 300 years back in time.
@allanjmcpherson ... By: shariotoflove. on 22 Oct 11, 05:05:07 @allanjmcpherson i've already said what i've wanted to say regarding the crux of the debate. im now just insulting you, why, because its fun! those who? are mentally retarded cant help it, but why are you trying to model yourself on them?
@allanjmcpherson ... By: shariotoflove. on 22 Oct 11, 05:02:54 @allanjmcpherson its not fine, but who's going to stop me? who's going to disqualify me? you seem to think? that this is some sort of Oxford University debate...well, it isnt! youre now excused to go fuck yourself and your flagrant attempt at early music theory.
@allanjmcpherson? i ... By: shariotoflove. on 22 Oct 11, 05:00:18 @allanjmcpherson? i dont need to speak in great English, ive realised that you take care on this especially since you dont have much else to stand on, i think that's mightily fortunate for you. an English person will have better knowledge of their language than an American would, just look at the bad habits and complete debauchery that the yanks undertake on my language. as ive said, correcting one's grammar is a sign of a wavering argument. clutching at straws must chafe the hands, no?
@wiwq Deller hardly ... By: shariotoflove. on 22 Oct 11, 04:54:10 @wiwq Deller hardly sings in falsetto, unlike Jaroussky does, most of it is modal voice. Jaroussky? also has very little 'power' or technique to be a true countertenor. are you listening to the same music?
@allanjmcpherson? ... By: shariotoflove. on 22 Oct 11, 04:42:05 @allanjmcpherson? nor have i from you, just pure conjecture. ive stated my opinions and justified them as much as i need to. if you think diaphragm has no impact on the sound of voice, then ill just let you wander in the wilderness. enjoy the music.
@TheMeThomas? same ... By: shariotoflove. on 22 Oct 11, 04:39:38 @TheMeThomas? same goes for you.
@Chesterbarnes1 ... By: shariotoflove. on 22 Oct 11, 04:39:22 @Chesterbarnes1 you? have very little taste.
@wiwq Do you mean ... By: ivanovitch57. on 12 Oct 11, 20:34:04 @wiwq Do you mean castrati? Alfred Deller had children. I suggest that you? engage brain before putting mouth in gear!
Thanks so much for ... By: pujieming. on 24 Sep 11, 03:45:42 Thanks so much for posting this. Deller did so much to promote counter tenor (and English) music in the 20th century. Thanks to him we? can hear so many wonderful counter tenors today. Truly a gift.
@telucis1 because ... By: wiwq. on 14 Sep 11, 10:05:42 @telucis1 because the voice of countertenor or the name i like more "male soprano" is made by singing in falceto..and i believe u know what is falceto..i dont say its bad..in fact to sing in falceto with such emotion and beuty like Deller or with such power and? technicue like Jerousky requires many years of practice..
in my opinion true male sopranos were the castrati..and we all know that story..
What do you mean ... By: telucis1. on 14 Sep 11, 04:19:58 What do you mean there are no "natural" countertenors? They're? all "natural".
When I die, I ... By: etresanchez. on 28 Aug 11, 20:11:36 When I die, I would? love hear before this beautiful song surrounding me
@Chesterbarnes1? ... By: TheMeThomas. on 18 Aug 11, 14:16:40 @Chesterbarnes1? Agreed.
@CAROLIVERDI there ... By: wiwq. on 14 Aug 11, 11:50:08 @CAROLIVERDI there is no natural countertenors...?
@allanjmcpherson? ... By: Chesterbarnes1. on 12 Aug 11, 04:16:56 @allanjmcpherson? Excellent discourse. I've enjoyed reading your response and totally agreee.
Incidentally, as ... By: allanjmcpherson. on 11 Aug 11, 02:25:51 Incidentally, as far as I can tell you haven't presented? any explanations or evidence for your claims, merely assertions and insults. I'm not sure what your academic experience is, but I have never met any serious academics who debated in this manner.
I asked that you ... By: allanjmcpherson. on 11 Aug 11, 02:20:49 I asked that you write well, because showing that simple courtesy facilitates a coherent debate and shows your willingness to engage on an intellectual level. Poor spelling, grammar, punctuation and capitalization come across as ranting, whether you intend them to or not.? That I am not English is irrelevant. Standard English usage is standard, no matter who is using it. You're still the one making (seemingly) raving posts with poor English usage, not I.
This is absolutely ... By: AngelDelilahStarr. on 20 Nov 11, 19:46:52 This is absolutely heart-wrenching :'( When? my teacher played this scene for us in music lit, even the stoic men in the class appeared to be a little glassy-eyed. Yet it is so captivating that it wasn't until after it was over that I realized that there were tears running down my cheeks. If this isn't a perfect example of a literary masterpiece in the world of music, then I don't know what is!
It's funny because ... By: MooDaCowz. on 02 Nov 11, 23:52:21 It's funny because i'm playing Dido in my Latin? club play AND i'm related to Henry Purcell.
Still a beautiful song though.
this is really ... By: TheEmpress666. on 02 Nov 11, 20:47:56 this is really beautiful.
I'm studying the Aeneid now (and i'd heard of the opera before) but this is so lovely and tragic. Purcell never disappoints.? Nor does Virgil.
For my studies I ... By: tilibit1. on 30 Oct 11, 07:30:56 For my studies I am? just reading Virgil's The Aeneid and found this quote following Aeneas leaving Dido in Carthage:
"Fate moves toward its end as inexorably as water flows down to the sea, it may be forced to change its course a little but it triumphs over every attempt to prevent its fulfilment."
Beautiful!
Tilibit
sorry i looked away ... By: KX5KD. on 20 Oct 11, 01:57:00 sorry i looked away and looked? back and my dirty mind thought i saw dildo and aeneas.... you get the picture
Ugh? every time I ... By: MisterTaliman. on 25 Sep 11, 03:19:51 Ugh? every time I hear this in music history class I want to cry! Because I hate music history class!
To? everyone who ... By: Mystep. on 18 Aug 11, 01:35:07 To? everyone who ever had his heart broken,this song should be dedicated to you.
Correction about ... By: Herrotic. on 06 Aug 11, 01:05:48 Correction about the lyrics :
When I am laid in earth
May my wrongs create
No? trouble in thy breath
Forget my fate
Remember me
just read the Aneas ... By: JealouSenoritaMimi. on 13 Jul 11, 20:47:54 just read the Aneas and our professor put the opera dido's lament , what a sad love story it put my eyes on tears !!!!!!!?
I? can hear this ... By: pixydust1980. on 29 Jun 11, 05:36:14 I? can hear this song a million times and it still makes me teary eyed. Such a sad love story.
Heart-wrenching.? By: IpsaPaphum. on 22 Jun 11, 18:17:41 Heart-wrenching.?
I alwalys cry when ... By: mandela1988. on 17 Jun 11, 17:06:36 I alwalys cry when i hear this with her.... shes has magic en? her voice.. and its such a sad story
For me it's the ... By: patrickesspi. on 17 May 11, 22:15:08 For me it's the best version? I've ever heard. And so beautiful...
@GirugaMarc
Yeah ... By: Gasssolo. on 11 Apr 11, 19:53:14 @GirugaMarc
Yeah even Chuck Norris? would cry.
@Music4Life720 She ... By: Polluxgeminae. on 02 Apr 11, 03:03:09 @Music4Life720 She stabbed herself? with a dagger or Aeneas sword, I think.
i saw this in my ... By: DollarBill26. on 27 Mar 11, 22:52:44 i saw this in my Integrated? arts class. Its really moving
unbelievable ... By: brodsky96. on 21 Mar 11, 11:28:46 unbelievable BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!?
@Music4Life720 she ... By: LongBeachFilms. on 15 Mar 11, 15:08:52 @Music4Life720 she died? because 11 people disliked this video.
We watched this in ... By: GirugaMarc. on 17 Feb 11, 01:28:57 We watched this in my music appreciation class today
Almost cried,? and I never cry.
She? is ammazing. ... By: moniayasa. on 03 Feb 11, 16:40:04 She? is ammazing. BRAVO MARIA
This desperately? ... By: pieblanc. on 21 Jan 11, 00:22:44 This desperately? needs better quality. Can't find it anywhere. Suggestions?
@andsilmar I did? ... By: koalaswrath. on 28 Dec 10, 22:31:05 @andsilmar I did? as you suggested & closed my eyes & listened. And as I listened I imagined both of them ladies topless and bearing double d bewbies =D Thanx for the suggestion! It really enhanced the expirience for me!
@monkeymange? You ... By: koalaswrath. on 28 Dec 10, 22:21:57 @monkeymange? You mean like James Brown?... No, I guess you're right.
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The Chamber Orchestra of Hartford Fritz Mahler, conductor Dario Marianelli used his transcription of this piece of music for the "Pride & Prejudice" (2005) soundtrack.
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Playlist: www.youtube.com Henry Purcell, 1659 - 1695 ~ "If music be the food of love" King Arthur, Z 628 ? The cold song Andreas Scholl, countertenor Accademia Bizantina Conducted by Stefano Montanari
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