Rameau: L'Orchestre de Louis XV - Suites d'orchestre | Jordi Savall & Le Concert des Nations 

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I much love Rameau, but for me J.S. Bach is the one if I only got to pick one. Fortunately that is not needed. I can have both, plus Chopin, Stravinsky, Britten, and many more. I will say a bit more. I have come to think of Rameau as something of a French Handel. I adore Handel, and feel much the same about Rameau, however...JSBach is in a class above all the other for at least two reasons. The least important is the sheer productivity of this prodigious man...while fathering 13 (I think) children. I cannot imagine how this was done. The major reason for Bach's supremacy, and in this I am joined by no less than Mozart and Chopin, and a number of others, is his structural sense. Music, if you think very deeply about it, and consider what we now know about the human brain and its basic functions other than maintaining life moment to moment in our body, is about pattern detection and memory. Our brain lights up when patterned stimuli are presented to it, and nothing does this quite like music. JS Bach's mastery of hierarchical pattern seems to have no equal anywhere in music. His Well-Tempered Clavier books, and the Goldberg variations, and the Art of the Fugue....and so much more...find anything approaching that achievement in any other composer's work. I love many composers, but for the ability to inspire awe Bach stands alone I do think.

I agree with you, because JSB is in a category of his own, and I am in very qualified company! ;-)

You are in for a treat!

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oui, le genre humain s'égare dans le matérialisme consumériste, sous la pression des pompiers pyromanes de la finance... mais le génie des artistes d'exception demeure !

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Saludos de otra chilena que ama a Rameau . Saludos !!

@@mereyeslacalle Aquí otro chileno más!🇨🇱

In french : Une merveilleuse célébration de l'âme. La joie dans les sons. Et la musique du blizzard de la nuit d'hiver. J'ai entendu les anciens dieux d'Europe se réveiller et chanter leurs chansons.

I used to call him Hagrid. But you are quite right: Dumbledore is even more likely. 😘😜

What ! Look at those fingers ! Listen ! It fills me with joy and excitement ! Appreciate those talented fingers ! Close eyes and listen then... Awesome...yes?!

Pergolèse est mort trop jeune, c'est une grande perte pour la musique et Rameau est mort âgé, c'est également une grande perte pour la musique Quand on en a marre d’écouter Rameau, on écoute du Vivaldi, quand on en a marre de Vivaldi, on écoute du Bach, puis du Händel, puis du Purcell. heureusement que Rameau n'a pas écrit dans le style italien , on se serait encore plus ennuyé

Comment peut-on parler de "bruit élégant" par opposition à la "musique", quelle est la définition du mot musique alors? C'est inepte.

I am by no means a music scholar, but I suspect that the claim that Rameau's music is just pleasant noise (not music) has somewhat to do with Rameau's emphasis on harmony/rhythmic devices to a larger extent than I would say Italian music of the time and more modern traditions might have. A melody-forward assessment might find some of Rameau's music unimaginative or lacking substance, but I think his harmonic innovations are truly powerful in conveying affects/emotions/ideas! And to me, that's all sounds need do to be music. I would be interested to hear the take of @Leo Depuydt on composers like Froberger / Louis Couperin!

Savall is outstanding.

beautifully done , who is the guy at rear long whitebeard on percussion ?.

bloke on the tambourine looks miserable.