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The March of the Prince Early 17th century music on bagpipe viol harpsichord rauschpfeife

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Early Music from 17th Century played on bagpipe, viola da gamba, harpsichord, raushpfeife
Antique March - La marche du Prince D´Orange
The March of the Prince
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Hey all!
After travelling for 1 month and meeting amazing people i´m back to upload something new.
For this video i used new acquisitions :)
Viols, harpsichord, recorder, drums, dudey bagpipe (transposed to G) (Thank you very much Sean Jones!) and rauschpfeifes recorded by Eduardo Antonello
This video is dedicated to my dear virtual youtube friends
Leanne Delehanty
Stefan Wandriesse, Caroline
Jean-François Arnold, Marie, Baptiste e Aurélien
which become real after visiting them in the summer of 2014 in France, showing us fantastic places and being extremely kind with us. I could not forget mentioning Philippe Doizelet, Sophie
and all his friends for the amazing holiday near Provins at the same period!
Hope to meet you very soon in a next trip :)

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10 авг 2014

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Комментарии : 129

@knorke3642 9 лет назад

Please don´t ever stop making these videos, because the music you are performing is hardly ever played these days and are a real plus on youtube. You should have albums of this out there for us people to buy and enjoy :)

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 9 лет назад

Thank you very much for your incentive words. It´s very kind! Kind Regards!

@lyndakellman5322 Месяц назад

Thank you, truly uplifting. From a reenactor in the UK.

@theon9575 4 года назад

Thank you! Authentic recordings of this are rare. And even our present day Dutch military bands rarely play this for the Prince (or Princess, as it is now) of Orange or even the King today. Oranje boven!!!

@paulcaswell2813 4 года назад

In England the tune is still played - although some of the connected words are, let's say, 'interesting' to say the least!!!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 3 года назад

Glad you like my version! :) Best

@2soupbone 3 года назад

@@paulcaswell2813 You aren't thinking of, "My Thing Is My Own", by chance, are you?

@arthurmorin3164 4 года назад

Beautifully performed, and a great video too! Thank you very much!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 3 года назад

Thank you! Glad you like

@Lotos61 10 лет назад

This music makes me feel so happy! Thanks for uploading.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Thank you very much my friend :)

@2soupbone 3 года назад

I just stumbled upon this site - beautifully done and with a unique sense of humor. Fine job, and I do hope you have continued with this work.

@andrewmarvell4604 7 лет назад

Very sweet. What joy your music brings!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 3 года назад

Thank your for letting me know!

@PalaCorrado 9 лет назад

Io continuo a bearmi della tua musica celestiale. GRAZIE infinite! Corrado Pala - Roma

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 9 лет назад

Corrado Corpa Grazie Corrado! Regards from Rio de Janeiro :)

@Catherinearmant 4 года назад

Oh comme c'est bien fait. C'est superbe d'originalité et de plaisir.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 3 года назад

Merci dear!!!

@arsmvsica8787 9 лет назад

Reflets de FRANCE... Merci beaucoup, cher EDUARDO, pour tous ces moments de grâce !!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 3 года назад

Merci my friend!

@josettecruchet7633 3 года назад

Hello from Paris, thank you for these moments of hapiness and emotions !!! Bienvenue en France if you come back to see us!!!

@lcerante 10 лет назад

5 out of 5 stars!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Thank you very much my dear friend!

@TERRYBIGGENDEN 6 лет назад

Fantastic. Crumhorns are eternally cheerful/ Ilm glad I've re-discoveed them again. Impeccable playing as well. :-)

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 6 лет назад

Thank you very much!

@aaravtulsyan 3 года назад

Ah the old BBC world service music, brings back memories

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 3 года назад

:) i hope good memories!

@kreszentiabichlmaier7902 10 лет назад

Speaking as someone old enough to be your mother, I must say I am very impressed that young people are taking an interest in the older versions of classical music. This rendition was particularly lovely. What's the word for "cool" in Portuguese ... ah, yes, legal!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Thank you, this was very kind :) Where are you from? Regards!

@esarfmij 10 лет назад

Such fun; in sweet humor I felt I was 'dancing' with you, so happy did this make me feel. Love your music in a different way.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Thank you James! I´ve very happy you dance it :) Could not be more satisfactory to know this. Regards from Rio!

@andersbertilsson9516 10 лет назад

Ahhh la douce France! There are so many fascinating places in France but the Loire and the little town Provins are some of the highlights and goes in my memory so very well whith this happy music. Wonderfully played. Thank you so much!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Thank you very much for enjoying dear Anders! I´m Happy it could make you happy :)

@williamrmorrison 10 лет назад

Amazing and wonderful...I think this is your best one yet...

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Thank you very much Bill! Happy you enjoyed it :)

@mathijs1992 9 месяцев назад

Thanks, didn't know this tune writen for our opressing royal family. Interesting history also has beautiful aspects #Willemdelaatste

@rory12001 9 лет назад

I love your videos, the music is wonderful and they are so witty and fresh!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 9 лет назад

Thank you very much! I´m very pleased to know you enjoyed it. Best regards from Rio!

@user-bo9zg2xs1z 6 месяцев назад

wooooo bello

@Tiger74147 5 лет назад

I'm used to jauntier versions with faster tempo, but this turned out amazing! As usual your talent for building in more and more instruments really fills out the sounds so satisfyingly.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 5 лет назад

Could not be more happy with such comment! Thanks

@colinmcdonald8521 2 года назад

This may actually be more authentic to the period - Parade marches were often played at 80 paces per minute - curiously, the same as the Legion Etrangere today - rather than the 120 to which we are accustomed,

@vertebrebis 10 лет назад

toujours aussi beau! Bravo!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 3 года назад

Merci!!!

@arbrekim1352 4 года назад

amazing!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 3 года назад

Thanks!

@AlsatianKnight 10 лет назад

Stupendous!!! I am so amazed! That bagpipe fits so much for your music! I am very happy for you...and for me, because I will really enjoy your videos! Hope to see you in your next european trip!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Thank you very much my dear friend Alessandro! Hope to meet you next time indeed! Maybe we could organize a nice tracking? :) Regards

@costa1788 3 года назад

Absolutely exquisite I can't understand why this piece isn't mainstream cause it's so good

@racoonlittleblue9915 7 лет назад

Quel travail remarquable! c'est magnifique, très bien interprété, très bien orchestré. Je ne me lasse pas de cette musique.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 7 лет назад

Merci beaucoup!!!

@lukyhopromeny 10 лет назад

I was so looking forward to the next video. Amazing! As always :)

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Thank you! It´s very nice to know you was waiting for a next video :) This is a great incentive to keep uploading and working with this mad multi track projects!

@Sketchnature 10 лет назад

Looking forward to your next fantastic video. Thanks!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Thank you Bill! :)

@chrisp.d.v.7225 10 лет назад

Magnifico, como siempre!!!!!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Muchas Gracias Chris! :)

@joyejohnson6746 9 лет назад

As usual, I'm speechless. Magnificent!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 9 лет назад

Thank you very much :)

@mikhahrreaves3126 6 лет назад

Love your music!!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 6 лет назад

Thank you!

@GoldinDr 4 года назад

This is a lot of fun!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 3 года назад

Thank you!

@yurykondratyev1596 2 года назад

Amazing! 👍🏻❤️

@MauricioMalaga1994 9 лет назад

Dude, your videos are awesome.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 9 лет назад

+Mauricio Málaga Thank you very much Mauricio! See you bro

@MauricioMalaga1994 9 лет назад

Wish you best! :)

@MauricioMalaga1994 8 лет назад

BTW you should listen to peruvian codex Martínez Compañon, you shall find the whole codex in youtube /watch?v=9WSocbpS6hg cheers

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 8 лет назад

+Mauricio Málaga Thank you for your suggestion Mauricio! I´m gonna check it :) Best Regards

@VeganWithAraygun 2 года назад

This melody composed by the great Henry Purcell became famously known as "Lillibullero". There's a lot of history about Purcell's melody: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lillibullero?wprov=sfla1

@Donorix 8 лет назад

wonderfull i collect the notes and start to exercise this beautifull piece on my Sheppered pipe

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 8 лет назад

+Hagen v. Tronje Wonderful! Keep the good work and post a video for us :) All the best!

@Alberad08 9 лет назад

Thanks Eduardo! Great presentation - and again the wind instruments are remarcably well in tune (looks like another bagpipe there). BTW got myself two new uploads: Canzon VII. and Canzon "La Lappia" written under my Josef Mons pseudonym.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 9 лет назад

+Alberad08 Thank you very much my dear friend! I´m gonna check your upload :) All the best!

@pirate35ml 10 лет назад

Très agréable ! Comme d'habitude c'est superbe . Bravo !

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Merci! :)

@yolandevddeijl4189 10 лет назад

Musical interpretation of this Lilliburlero I like.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Thank you Yolande!

@darrendrapkin4508 11 месяцев назад

I am sure that Purcell called this "A New Irish Tune"

@garrettlees 5 лет назад

Bravissimo!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 5 лет назад

Thanks! :)

@henripaulcouvez445 7 лет назад

Merci beaucoup - obrigado !

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 7 лет назад

Thank you! :)

@sanchofilho1028 3 года назад

É a marcha do príncipe d'Orange mas me senti na Inglaterra. Beleza pura!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 3 года назад

Maravilha! Obrigado!

@mungmungie 8 лет назад

Just had to post this on Facebook again, it's so enjoyable.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 8 лет назад

+Peter Finch Thank you! It´s a honor to me!

@ale29125 10 лет назад

Excelente como siempre!!!! me encantó

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Muchas gracias Alejandra! :)

@ale29125 10 лет назад

gracias a vos por regalarnos tanta música bella

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

alejandra alejandra :)!

@belpberg1 10 лет назад

happy you had a great time :)

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Thank you my friend! Best wishes!

@TheDORO1234 9 лет назад

I love your videos , you bring living history to the world!! Thank you!! I really enjoyed this piece. I study Baroque at my music school and love the old classics. Caeleb :D

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 9 лет назад

Thank you very much again dear Caeleb! Best wishes from Rio!

@TheDORO1234 9 лет назад

Early Music in a different way ;) You're welcome :):):):):):)

@lydiebosq2909 5 лет назад

par hasard je suis tombée dessus et je suis enthousiaste J'espère en écouter d'autres

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 5 лет назад

Merci!

@chenxiaming221 8 лет назад

You played the music yourself along and combine them together? Awesome!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 8 лет назад

+Chen Xiaming Hello Chen! Yes, i play all the voices :) Best wishes from Rio de Janeiro!

@UnclePhilipDavid 8 лет назад

delightful version and inspirational production: I will e-mail you, if I may, for a copy of the score you use.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 8 лет назад

+PhilipDavid Ellwand Thank you Philip!!

@avian8338 5 лет назад

Lully? Phillidor? This is a 'new Irish tune', popularly known as the Lilibulero march, by Purcell.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 5 лет назад

There are some versions of this piece as it is a popular tune. The version i play is from a Phillidor facsimile which have a different bass from the New Irish Tune. (which i´ve already recorded too by the way). The inner voices were writen by me. Best

@avian8338 5 лет назад

@@EarlyMusicinadifferentway Ah, I see. Thanks for the clarification!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 5 лет назад

My pleasure! And feel free to check my New Irish Tune version! Hope you like it

@wsmelslw5234 11 месяцев назад

Lilliburlero bullen a la! God Save The King!

@Pwhite164 9 лет назад

Eduardo, I love the chord changes in the refrain, which are more Renaissance or Boroque sounding than in the folk versions of this piece. Can you suggest where I can get this arrangement. It's the chord change into the third bar in the chorus. I'm playing this on guitar and my friend on lute

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 9 лет назад

Paul White Thank you Paul. If you send me an e mail to eduardoantonello@gmail.com i can send you my score. The bass was writen by Lully or Phillidor and i wrote the inner voices. Best, Ed

@konradstolzerfaust928 7 лет назад

So THIS is the name of that song!!!!!!1!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 7 лет назад

Aha! You got it!

@putzmeister1989 10 лет назад

Very nice!! Is that a french musette du cour? I really like your videos! Greetings from Germany!!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Hello! Not really, this is a dudey bagpipe and it was transposed to G instead of D. I would love to have a musette de cour but could not found anyone to make it. Best regards and thanks!

@putzmeister1989 10 лет назад

Early Music in a different way ;) I know some makers here in Europe who make the musette du cour, if you're interested. Paul Beekhuizen from the Nederlands, i.e. (www.paulbeekhuizen.nl/) or Remis Dubois from France.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

putzmeister1989 Thank you very much my friend. Unfortunately i´ve already wrote to Paul and i have never had an answer. About Remis i beleave he is retired :( If you have contact with Paul would be great :) Thanks for help! Ed

@collinvodicka9807 10 лет назад

are those shawms on the right at 2:10. oh how i wish i had one. :( great piece though

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 3 года назад

Hey! Rauschpfeifes in fact :) Best!

@biancademonet 9 лет назад

So this is the origin of the tune used for the English bawdy song "My Thing is Mine Own"

@blobbert912 8 лет назад

+biancademonet The original tune is actually Irish, it was sung as a melody for the song "Lilliburlero". Lilliburlero was appropriated by Henry Purcell as "A New Irish Tune", which was used for My Thing Is My Own and was also adapted as a popular military march still in use today. It spread to France sometime after.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 3 года назад

Thank you!

@Hummeldudler 10 лет назад

This dudey has a very nice sound, to be honest i have never heard a dudey like this. So i need to know, who made this instrument (and maybe the price would be nice to know too).

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

Hello. Indeed this instrument is really nice and very well made. It was made by Sean Jones www.jonesinstruments.co.uk/ which i admire as a maker and as person. I´m not completly sure but i beleave Sean have another one ready for shipping. Regards and good luck!

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

By the way, i´m not sure if he´s still making dudeys because of his big wait list so maybe you won´t find this model in his website. Regards

@HenryBertolucci 10 лет назад

lero lero liliburlero... achei essa versão mais interessante.

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 10 лет назад

:) Essa versão tem o baixo de Lully-Phillidor e as vozes internas de Antonello =P

@HenryBertolucci 10 лет назад

Early Music in a different way ;) nem desconfiei, me pareceu algo do século XVIII mesmo.

@VladVlad-ul1io 7 лет назад

Sounds like and English Tune :) but i don't remember which one

@EarlyMusicinadifferentway 7 лет назад

Yes indeed. It was a popular theme from the period and this one is french harmonized. There is a Purcell version of it called A new irish tune. All the best!