Henry Purcell, King Arthur
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Henry Purcell (1659-1695) - An Epithalamium
Lyda van Tol, Soprano; Kees de Wijs, Organ
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Here's some more doodles!!! I love how these turned out and the camera must have been touched by heaven because for once it wasn't blurry!!!
The first doodle is Beethoven yelling at Schubert.
The second is Tina looking worried.
The third is of Purcell holding a box with Tina beside him.
The fourth and fifth doodles are of Mendelssohn and Chopin realizing they accidentally hit Mozart!
The sixth picture is the full picture of the entire page.
And the seventh picture is of Liszt panicking after seeing a rat!
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Henry Purcell, Dido & Aeneas, Z. 626 (acto III: Chorus «With Drooping Wings»).
Teodor Currentzis, director
Musica Aeterna
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Hi savannah !
I currently have some parts of Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas on a loop in my brain, and I was curious to know if there is a version of this opera that you like and/ or would recommend :)
this one with jessye norman is everything bc jessye norman is everything she IS dido:
but this one is also really good:
and there’s a video version with maria ewing i’ve been meaning to watch for like forever but i still haven’t but maria ewing is incredible in everything so:
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Henry Purcell: 'Sound the trumpet, beat the drum', Welcome Song for Jame...
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J'entrais dans l'espace des saisons, ce seuil d'un invisible cycle,
le chant qu'il faut suivre, l'oraison qui se signale enfin.
J'entrais dans le bel âge, celui que l'on reçoit au plus intime de soi
cette empreinte devant nous comme une lumière de l'intérieur.
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© Pierre Cressant
(jeudi 13 avril 2006)
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Interest check for Opera stream!
Dido and Aeneas by Henry Purcell, recording with Malena Ernman from Opéra Comique 2008. Same as Fairy Queen, the opera is entirely in english so no subs. It's short about 1 hour runtime.
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Henry Purcell
Ode to an upcoming H. Purcell harpsichord concert I wrote the concept for.
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Would have included The Mirror and The Music of the Night from "The Phantom of the Opera" but that shall play instead when I ascend OR descend.
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The Plaint: “O let me weep!” Soloists: Juliette Mey (mezzo-soprano), Augusta McKay Lodge (violin)
Extract from "The Fairy Queen" by Henry Purcell (1659–1695) Production of Les Arts Florissants Musical direction: Paul Agnew Stage direction and choreography: Mourad Merzouki Orchestra: Les Arts Florissants
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More doodles from my sketchbook!! Still practicing that comic book format!
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I don't really do linear TV, but I was informed by a reliable source that there would be a broadcast of a concert of music by Purcell tonight so I tuned in and I'm not disappointed. It is the Funeral Music for Queen Mary and I cannot wait for My Beloved Spake.
I'm also wondering if the scheduling was done on purpose, given it's 7 March where I am and Mary's funeral was on 8 March 1695...?
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Henry Purcell, Dido and Eneas (Dido’s lament).
Teodor Currentzis, director
Simone Kermes, soprano
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