Purcell March 

I've made it mandatory for this music to be played whenever I enter the room.

Purcell is TRAGICALLY underrated. 🥰🥰

Purcell be praised. Splendid a rendition.

These keyless instruments give us the true sound of the Baroque era.

Cuando me levanto a la mañana pongo el vídeo a tod volumen, siii , gracias de nuevo

The "Duke of Gloucester's Birthday Ode" was the last ode that Purcell wrote for the Royal Family. He regularly wrote a birthday ode for Queen Mary every year until she died, after which he wrote the famous funeral music for her. The Duke of Gloucester was the only son of the future Queen Anne to survive infancy. He was therefore in line to become king. The ode was written for his sixth birthday. He allegedly asked for "lots of trumpets" and Purcell obliged. Unfortunately, he died in 1700 at age 11, which necessitated the parliament to pass the Act of Succession which made the Hanoverians heirs to the throne, bypassing the Catholic descendants of James II.

Wonderful wonderfully wonderful, more of this please

For several years in the early 90s, I lived with a lute and theorbo (as played here) musician. He would buy a bag of pot and practice (perform) for many hours on end. He asked me if it bothered him, but he never understood how pleasant it was. Each of us performed many times in the beautiful Spivey Hall in Atlanta, Ga, but my favorite memories are of getting stoned with him and just relaxing as Purcell, Dowland and Byrd gently drifted through our home.

Muy buenos músicos y Purcell siempre nos dan alegría al corazón Gracias Saludos

muito bom gosto na escolha do repertório !!

Great. Big work, big effort and great performance.

MAJESTIC

Magnificent!

Amazing Henry Purcell. Handel inspirator. 😊❤

That is soooo Royal. RIP to the theorbo....

美しい音色!!

Meravigliosa

Bravo!

Perfecto

good performance

Wow!

👏👏👏👏👏👏 Bravo!!

The theorbo certainly looks lovely!

wow. just wow.

Bravo 👏👏👏👏👏

That final chord was INCREDIBLE. 😳

I shall have my buttler to prepare my attire. Shall visit the queen at once.

This is my first time hearing a full section of baroque Trumpets, and I totally get why composers back in the day were hesitant to move from F and lower up to Bb. Those undertones really gave it a nice sound. I think I'm still happy with Bb Trumpets, but this is a neat sound to go back to.

I have a recording of the Birthday Ode for the Duke of Gloucester, but it does not have this music.

wow

🧐Braaavooo!!!

I got some handels messiahs trumpets shall sound vibes nice

Reminds me of haendel

Trinklied

wow sounds a bit like Charpentiers music wow

Oh, and which building is it in? Very impressive, too.

What is this song name?

C’est autre chose que le Rap de merde !!!