La Folia
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@LeLutindEcouvesbwv1080

7y↑268

To understand what's a Follia, read my first text about this tune. http://lelutindecouves.blogspot.fr/2010/09/les-folies-despagne-1.html
Pour comprendre ce qu'est une Follia, lire mon premier texte à propos de cette melodie: http://lelutindecouves.blogspot.fr/2010/09/les-folies-despagne-1.html

@maisquietesvous6756

7y↑20

j ai été sur ton site j ai tout compris! je viens des quartiers belleville barbès et je la met svt en vélo à fond tout le monde apprécie tu nous a amené cette beauté merci de la part des gars du quartier (hé oui on écoute pas que du rap!) c tellement beau! je l 'écoute chaque jour t en à d autres? du mem style mais de corelli c est celle là qu on aime conseil nous stp encore merci pour l historique de sa vie "le savoir est une arme , maintenant je sais!) (ASSASSIN 1987)

@LeLutindEcouvesbwv1080

7y↑5

Ce que tu écris me fait vraiment plaisir. En ce qui concerne Corelli, je n'ai pas d'autre billet sur ce musicien très important mais qui a peu publié. Tu peux toujours aller fouiller dans Musique et Tintamarre :
http://lelutindecouves.blogspot.fr/search/label/Musique%20et%20Tintamarre
mais je ne sais pas si tu trouveras des choses qui te plaisent.
Si la Follia te plaît, tu peux toujours aller sur les liens en bas des billets. Perso, j'aime beaucoup la numéro 40 qui est chantée en Corse par de très belles voix : http://lelutindecouves.blogspot.fr/2011/09/les-folies-despagne-40.html et bien sûr celle de Vivaldi (numéro 11) qui en est à 6 millions de vues.
http://lelutindecouves.blogspot.fr/2010/09/les-folies-despagne-11.html
Sans oublier Marin Marais bien sûr : http://lelutindecouves.blogspot.fr/2010/09/les-folies-despagne-5.html

@jetecourseenballerine4456

7y↑1

merci beaucoup mec je vais tout de suite regarder sa

@maisquietesvous6756

7y↑2

thanks! from france "bisou"

@tetrusadima

7y↑9

English please

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@gael852

5y↑446

His face is like: "oh man look what i´ve just written

@ignaciorenard9602

4y↑12

But he did not write this piece

@shoyu1549

4y↑12

This is a cover

@Leptoszom

@Shoyu like a cover. Or a cover? Haha

@spicymeatball3807

4y↑1

Me seeing his face in old paintings:

Idk man Corelli looks like Pachelbel to me

@saraalkufahy5397

4y↑3

@ItzPenguin BLOX Actually both of them copied it, if "copying" is the right term to use:P

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@MsIntheclouds

4y↑268

Questo pezzo d'arte mi rende in prims orgoglioso di essere Italiano. Sopratutto è impressionante come Corelli riesca a trascrivere in musica la trasmutazione degli stati d'animo, passando dagli stati rilassati ed ordinari, a quelli depressivi (vedi minuto 5.48) a quelli più tormentosi, passando per quelli più esaltati ed estatici fino a giungere a quelli della follia. Benedico il fatto che l'umana arte abbia saputo spingersi a questi livelli e auspico che possano nascere nuove personalità così feconde in ogni campo artistico in questi tempi di aridità espressiva, data l'umana condizione assoggettata alle illusioni del meccanicismo tecnico.

@italcostruzionicentroitali6568

3y↑12

Secondo me ..
Migliore descrizione della musica del grande maestro non si potrebbe fare ... l'Italia e sempre stata e sarà feconda di grandi geni ... Bisogna solo essere fiduciosi ed attendere ....

@Natalia12426

3y↑6

Sono d'accordo con Lei!

@alepiano8685

2y↑10

In una visione distopica e disperata vedo l'uomo che avrà sempre meno a cuore l'arte di cui è stato artefice

@emre58233

2y↑5

İ am kurdish i love you

@kelleefiola6091

2y↑2

VIVA voi! Signor Pinto

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@imacommentator

3y↑76

I was so happy when I heard this piece in Ib. Such a great one 🌹

@actual_mel

24w↑3

I was looking for this comment. What a great experience.

@marisolvillagra1723

5y↑917

You know your in the classy side of youtube when people are typing in Italian

@francisco_ponce

5y↑15

i think the same hahahaha

@louisaugustedefrance5216

5y↑56

Ou en français.

@AGENTSMlTH

5y↑19

Essato, mi piace scrivere in italiano. 😉

@joshuakyanaalampour

5y↑2

hahahahhaa

@KarlaLopez-qi9yd

5y↑12

Louis Cv Nah en español no amigo. No somos tan clásicos

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@marielopez4151

10y↑2

Bonsoir , Un vrai joyaux ce morceau de Musique, on ne peux pas détacher ses oreilles de cette Merveille. Jouer merveilleusement.!!!. Un grand Merci pour le partage.

@JannisBaumert

9y↑138

5am and I'm still listening to classic music. Totally worth it.

@mrmensje1

6y↑5

jaalba it surely is

@danielamnl1153

4y↑5

jaalba I’ve listened this 100 times

@anonemos

3y↑2

This is me now. it's 5:12

@anonemos

3y↑2

@Adrien Taylor Classical music has two meanings:
1. classical music - it's classical for us
2. music from classicism - classicism took inspiration from antique, it was classical for them (for classicists)

They are both correct

Btw. old meaning of "classical" is "first-class"

@mee6211

Baroque*

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@natachaauxpaysdeschats5731

5y↑9

Magnifique, sublime, bravo de nous faire partager de tel émotions 👍

@speedy30114

10y↑2

merci ! je découvre et suis avec ma fille de 8 ans , et nous avons presque les larmes aux yeux .

@celsocavicchioli227

6y↑78

Aos 57 anos decidi aprender a tocar violino e esta obra me enche de admiração e ainda mais vontade de me aperfeiçoar neste instrumento maravilhoso. Muito obrigado, Corelli e seus intérpretes!

@kelleefiola5854

2y↑2

It's hard but very rewarding...so. is follia in Portoguese spelled with one 'l'?

@marianacarina2580

2y↑6

@Kellee Fiola Follia is actually "Loucura" in portuguese, if you're thinking about the translation. We have the word Folia, but it's for something else.

@kelleefiola5854

2y↑3

@Mariana Carina Obrigada Mariana

@marianacarina2580

2y↑1

@Kellee Fiola De nada :)

@bennythomas4542

5y↑260

La Folia has a long history. Its distinctive chords first developed out of the folk music of late 15th-Century Portugal, where it was used in popular festivals. Its name – ‘folly’ or ‘madness’ in Italian – refers to the frenzied way peasants twirled to the music.Between 1670 and 1700 alone, pieces borrowing La Folia were printed everywhere from Zaragoza to Berlin to Oxford. By 1760, it had reached Mexico and Bolivia. Musicians themselves were just as enthusiastic. In the decade to 1710, around 20 composers tried taming La Folia, from Antonio Vivaldi to Arcangelo Corelli. (Ack:Andrea Valentino
31 July 2019/BBC-culture)

@MonicaDelCarpio

3y↑8

Grazie! Pay attention, follia is written with 2 "l"s.

@mohammedkebir8696

3y↑8

@Monica Del Carpio You are right for the Corelli Follia, but originally it is from Spain and written with only one « l»

@monycrea

3y↑2

@Mohammed KÉBIR follia is just one 😉

@Malheirods

3y↑4

@Mohammed KÉBIR No, Portugal. But yes, with one "l" in portuguese.

@saladsalad9991

2y↑3

What do you think of Handel's Sarabande?

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@MariaSilva-gt2me

7y↑111

I could listen to La Folia by Corelli all day long; it's just magnificent!

@scottrichard5792

Same here! When did you first got him on record?

@claudecharlety-rayssac9369

8y↑260

La musique baroque est la musique des profondeurs de l'être

@gabrielavieitas1806

4y↑5

Bien, c'est fiable. :)

@Hytsuprofs

4y↑9

je commence à de plus en plus apprécier le baroque, j'ai découvert ce genre avec la passacaglia

@kelleefiola5854

2y↑3

D'accord

@francefig

2y↑4

Questa è l'Italia magnifica, l'Italia della cultura, l'Italia di menti geniali.

@crestfallenknight7983

1y↑1

Saying that in French sounded even more epic.

@atomicbaby447

2y↑5

La musique sur les maux, les mots sur la musique, la musique qui parle, par la musique les notes deviennent des respirations, l'instrument vibre et se dévoile, le corps et l'instrument s'accouplent, de ce couple naissent les sons, cette musique valait bien une leçon de vie.

@patrickbrett1552

Yes!

@mauriciodediego1511

6y↑5

Escuchando esta follia me honro en pertenecer a esa innumerable legión de casi tres millones de auditores que han gozado con su escucha. Gracias Hesperión, gracias Jordi, esta sí que es la auténtica patria, la que formamos los que nos emocionamos con estos temas trascendentes.

@paraguayocubascolomes9107

Ahora mismo más de cuatro millones! Saludos

@zekeram129

3y↑26

You know, this would be really good background music for an art exhibition of a deceased artist who may or may not have managed to create some kind of pocket dimension comprised entirely of his work accessible from said exhibition.

@jonmike8225

What

@yodant2836

2y↑11

I feel like Guertena would be a nice name for that artist

@Laura-sb2qb

@Jon Mike Referencing a game called Ib that used this piece

@Ipseite.

1y↑4

“Just make sure you're quiet in the gallery, okay? Don't make a ruckus!”

@bach4572

2y↑3

스즈키 레슨받던 시절..
잘해보려 무던히도 애썼던 곡
기분좋은 추억을 상기시켜줍니다
명곡이란 단순한 어휘로 표현하기에는
뭔가 허전한, 진정 아름답고 고귀한.
바로크 만세🧚

@grimgringo

4y↑4

Mon Dieu, c'est Magnifique!

@oscarstephanedeniau1305

4y↑4

Magnifique ! Un concentré de rythme et de fulgurance dans cette folie !

@dom.johannesbenedicto.s.b.3832

6y↑11

Truly an Awesome Excellent Performance. God bless these Artists who have shared their Gifts with us.

@joevanseeters2873

6y↑2

In a time before electricity, cars, planes, modern medicine, TV's, radio's, sky scrapers, computers, cell phones, etc........there was masterfully composed music such as this. So simple a period of time in history, yet there are things about this time period we should all want to see once again. Fewer complications in life, love of family and friends is sometimes all you needed to survive. There are few words that can describe compositions such as these. They are so moving, they almost get into your very soul.

@mauriziomarchetto6427

11y↑1

Arcangelo creatore di musica sublime, Grande tra i pochi Grandi! Maurizio

@mumorini

8y↑214

... mi basta una sonata di Corelli perché mi meravigli del creato (Franco Battiato)

@limmortacci55

5y↑3

E piango sempre

@paolonostini3693

5y↑1

Sono un fan di arcangelo corelli, anche se non appartiene più al nostro tempo. Vorrei dare un giudizio su questo compositore, di tutte le composizioni che ha scritto le sonate a tre sono una ricchezza sia per chi le ascolta sia per chi le suona. Sono belle, fresche, geniali e da vero romagnolo dato che e'nato a Fusignano nei pressi di Ravenna poi migrando un po a Bologna e un po a Roma dove completa le sonate a tre. Le altre composizioni, sono orecchiabili, ma dopo un po purtroppo lasciano il tempo che trovano, molto meglio albinoni, le sue composizioni si possono ascoltare senza mai stancare, perché costruite su temi astuti sopratutto i fugati dove intreccia gli strumenti e le note in maniera che un ascoltatore ha necessità di capire come riesce a collocare ogni parte al momento giusto,

@melodyveraldimaria

4y↑33

paradise? Boh... I'm feeling so better... That I am so happy when I listen that I fear to die for happiness ...... 💘❤️💘❤️💘
9:21 oh my gosh... My favorite part 😍

@goodnightvienna8511

3y↑1

its the angels speaking to you

@goodnightvienna8511

3y↑1

and yes it is almost too much

@ictus8

5y↑8

Passione, Orgoglio, Follia, Lavoro, Arte. Questo è L`Italia.

@fabasso78

47w

Purtroppo sono rimasti solo i primi tre

@matertenebra666

47w

@Fabrizio Orlando nemmeno

@thebigdecision

9y↑129

il dettaglio che amo di più di questa bellissima opera, in questo bellissimo arrangiamento è alla fine, al minuto 10:41 si può sentire delicata ma nitida una linea di violoncello innervata nella confusione di archi che dialoga con il primo violino. In uno schema sinfonico fisso ripetuto per un totale di due volte. Una meravigliosa trovata in cui la melodia che comincia con la voce del violoncello finisce con quella del violino, e cambia il senso della linea melodica principale. Cercare di spiegarlo a parole è follia!

@1LSB1LSH

9y↑1

Thanks!

@elenamarrone3374

6y↑8

Questo si' che e' un commento! Complimenti!

@eugenedebs692

6y↑1

Ahahaha high af dude

@ivansanna3545

6y↑2

Penso invece che tu abbia reso bene l'idea ..

@davidesamueleschiavone7914

5y↑3

Bravo proprio così sembra che Corelli abbia reso in musica il cambio ontologico della realtà, dalla serena apertura indice di normalità a quello che avviene nelle psicosi...ad esempio trovo sublime i passaggi iniziali del violino solista dove poi a 00:46 inizia a narrare il viraggio verso la follia con quelle note che si insinuano e si compiacciono dello sviluppo piacevole della propria melodia, ed a 1:15 si narcisizzano ed a 1:36 travalicano molto sicure di se come quando da un'intuizione si va oltre, nel sospetto, nella convinzione assoluta ed irremovibile tradotto in musica dall'incalzare del violino che diventa più incisivo, più roboante, si impone fino alla frenesia,ai guizzi veloci del delirio e dell'agitazione...poi una strana calma presagio del furore successivo e dell'estroversione della mania...un capolavoro!!!

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@eltoro3056

47w↑1

à chaque fois que j'écoute la follia et le concerto pour noël qui lui a été commandé par la reine de suède , je pleure , la musique baroque me déchire , mon frère qui me l'a fait découvrir alors que je n'était même pas adolescent est mort précocement l'année passée. j'ai maintenant deux raisons pour pleurer à chaque fois que j'écoute ce génie .les italiens ont été à l'origine de la renaissance occidentale

@rizwanrahmani5430

37w

Je suis vraiment désolé pour votre perte, mais n'oubliez pas la grande voix de la période baroque.

@riccardogut228

6y↑10

Nelle variazioni.della Follia,mai ripetitive o meccaniche,Corelli ha soffiato lo.spirito mobile dell'anima e della vita.Con leggerezza ci ha dato il.senso del mistero e delle scale ascendenti e discendenti della nostra esistenza .Musica sublime

@CulturaMarinara

30w

Immagini che trapassano la realtà becera per disegnare scale ascendenti verso reami e armonie proprie delle gerarchie celesti che tutto reggono.....

@thehandsomenipple3623

9y↑359

Heard this from Assassin's Creed Unity when one of the prisoners is playing this song in the Bastille. And now. I have finally found it. YUSSS.

@robertogomez190294

9y↑25

that part blew my mind dude

@alexm7023

9y↑7

+The Handsome Nipple and the beginning of this song was also on a earlier mission in unity. I barely remember it's when Arno ask to "take care " the fresh cloth so he can go to the party. but don't count on me

@wolfren1386

5y↑9

Found the song from Ib. When I heard it in AC Unity, it immediately made me like the game a lot more.

@monsieurpascal536

Yes, but et the end he's cut...bad luck !...

@gaburgably

this music have in ib too (rpg maker)

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@gaelleguignard534

3y↑1

Grand grand merci pour le lien vers votre page et les explications, la follia est un morceau d'une telle force et universalité je pense. Chez moi c'est une explosion d'émotions à chaque écoute

@LeLutindEcouvesbwv1080

À votre service...

@shin-i-chikozima

6y↑3

日本に彼のような世界に知れ渡る偉大な作曲家が現れなかったのは残念だ。現在も世界的な作曲家はいない。

@AKLHWO

8y↑6

So far I have only heard a few composers' "La Follia" and some performers' improvisation on this. I like all I have heard - such simplicity yet charming and haunting. I particularly like Corelli's attempt.

@likeargamanflaming940

2y↑1

One of the most profoundly beautiful pieces.

@RodicaOfficiel

9y↑2

Je meurs de plaisir chaque fois que je joue ce magnifique morceau!

@paraguayocubascolomes9107

2y↑8

El ser humano pudo abrir su alma, escudriñar su mente y su espíritu, y lo que tenía guardado era tan profundo y sublime que no podía expresarlo en palabras, así que lo plasmó de manera más elevada en la música y así todo el mundo de todos los idiomas podían conocer lo que tenía en su profundo ser el autor al escuchar su melodía

@JimmyPX

39w

¡¡Wow que romántico, qué bonitas palabras!! 😊

@mysticmouse7261

4y↑3

What is distinctive about this piece is not the theme but the variations that overall get wilder and wilder.

@julianruhe5305

5y↑1

Meine Liebe ,La Follia, Die Essenz meines Lebens, wer kann diese Genialität bezweifeln? Wer Hören kann ist wohl nicht in der Lage diese Töne zu hinterfragen.....

@spora5830

3y↑57

Mi basta una sonata di Corelli perché mi meravigli del creato...

@mariapia2377

3y↑5

Il grande maestro Battiato

@giovanniferrari5204

3y↑3

Grazie Maestro! Sto ascoltando Corelli e ti sento vicino, se non qui..

@barbararauco1935

2y↑2

Amato....Battiato

@Laulanmad

8y↑34

it makes me dream about an age when sensibility was a great treasure for kings and queens, and masters of music found inspiration in the wild, and used to take care with sound and words...I miss that sweet geniality and deep talent to transform a thought in colourful lines, questions and answers in sutil and mysterious pieces

@gordonmartin11

8y↑2

You demonstrate a high sensitivity...

@mariocassina90

6y↑1

just in your nut head, in the period you are dreaming about 95 % of the population was starving and people use to die in their 30s....

@jbearden

Will you marry me?

@Laulanmad

@Mario Cassina all ages have different sides, like now. I have some rights, but american lifestyle is destroying the Earth, and meanwhile, we, the luckiest, can take a cup of wine and enjoy this piece and meanwhile there are millions of people scaping from war, or poverty.

@wesgeorge4112

11w

It was a period of great learning, philosophy, new ideas, invention, and wonderful music like this....and Kings thought they were Gods on Earth, burnt people at the stake, the Inquisition, etc. haha it's all very relative.

@marielouisechamberlin6412

2y↑1

Mais pourquoi ne passe t-on pas cette musique dans les rues...partout...ça changerait l'allure..Le comportement et la façon de penser des gens.
Merci pour cette musique de douceur et d'espoir.

@marcodonati572

This is the greatest adaptation of the masterpiece you will ever find.
Fantastic!!!

@maurocoimbra9624

Outstanding rendition!!! BRAVO! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷

@Octavian99887

8y↑1

I love listening to this beautiful music over and over again

@paolaspaccamonti166

8y↑3

E' molto bello; è stato suonato alla cerimonia di saluto per Umberto Eco, semiologo e scrittore scomparso in questo mese di febbraio del 2016.

@marisacasagrande3250

Maggio 2022: grazie a Corelli e all orchestra per le vibranti emozioni ....💕

@marianopietrangeli4914

3y↑1

Grande Antonio Corelli con tante opere di altissima qualità Corelli si colloca tra i più grandi compositori di tutti i tempi

@angelodiberardino9498

7y↑49

Everyone stop arguing. Music can not be invented by this or that; music is a continuous evolution. some man brings her to the next level, someone else, the ones we call "genius", bring her many and many levels forward than others.

@sfexpa

5y↑2

Angelo Di Berardino vvhhuu. jhjhhhhjjhhhjooiiiiioeewwweeee

@jimmychoo1857

5y↑8

It's a pity, that baroque period ended so early.. The other 100years of this style would make the world much more beatiful. Not only in music, but also in painting, literature and architecture!

@DragosScarlat

6y↑3

Folia, makes you feel that no matter how lonely and abandoned you are you still have yourself...

@riverwildcat1

8y↑7

So brilliantly played! Passionate, insightful, and richly colored.

@soulpoem8463

6y↑1

제일 좋아하는 곡이예요.감사합니다.

@axelbengtsson8195

8y↑20

Best version of Les Folies d'Espagne.

@zacariasblanco6887

La version original se puede ver en el video de Jordi Savall - Folías de España. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Frq7rjEGzs

@marianopietrangeli119

4y↑2

Bravo Corelli tra i migliori compositori Italiani

@ixlnxs

10y↑18

Merci pour cette belle pièce, et surtout pour le texte d'introduction tellement informatif.

@sala7lol685

3y↑69

Corelli,marin,vivaldi,lully all made their version of this masterpiece. Baroque is really unique

@Itibitydetsku

2y↑2

Wait, Lully too?

@PADARM

1y↑3

and Händel's Sarabande is another version of La Folía (Spanish- Portuguese folk song)

@Proud_Troll

I've been looking for a piece of music for a while, and it sounds similar to this one so I hope I'll find it in one of the other versions.

@gilbertolovric5176

@Proud Troll Comece com a original "Follia de España , executada por Jordi Savall , tem tambem "Follie d' Espagne, variação composta por Marin Marais, executada por Sophie Watillon. Ambas estupendas, como essa de Corelli.

@hudsonbailey674

6y↑423

Italians are such geniuses of the Arts.

@jbearden

6y↑3

Agreed!

@boqin4411

6y↑20

Still are: F. M. Sardelli and G. Bersanetti.

@ariodaniel6822

6y↑9

Grazie :-)

@maxxam2774

6y↑13

Still are! Put your envy apart and think about your Country...

@pietrospina664

6y↑7

after 2771 years we are still here, upright position.

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@MegaCirse

5y↑1

While wandering in the meadows of the present, one can pick bouquets of crazy and improbable flowers, return with sumptuous extracts of this musical brotherhood and say that one sometimes gains time not to have listened to the empty music of emotions to finally win in serenity!

@christianlagadec7296

Un grand merci pour vos collectes et le partage de vos connaissances.

@LeLutindEcouvesbwv1080

Je vous en prie.

@adrianwong5166

7y↑168

IB gangs, rise up for the museum anthem

@soymorse

7y↑6

@dashingib5840

5y↑2

@dashingib5840

5y↑2

@DIYRhenita it's a videogame that has this song in it

@iandemoraes

5y↑2

Me too mate

@francescosoleri1884

4y↑1

Yooooooo

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@erixlloliver-darkmusic

6y↑4

Yesterday was Corelli's birthday. 365 years since genius was born!

@Moribus_Artibus

4y↑82

Imagine being in Italy in the baroque years. What a spectacle.

@Lightnings

3y↑33

Dude, most people were just poor peasants living in small dirty homes by our standards. Who could never afford seeing even a glimpse of art like this.
Leave alone enjoy free time that we have, because it was constant tough work to get your family through so that they don't starve at least!

But surely interesting if you were in the 0.1% who had money.

@Moribus_Artibus

3y↑16

@Lightnings You're right, that was indeed the case for most people but keep in mind Venice was a flourishing city and it offered the public tickets to see operas and many events.

@curtiswong7280

3y↑7

@Lightnings It varies. While there were indeed many peasants and serfs during this time period, the baroque era also signalled the continued development of a flourishing bourgeoisie middle class which would ultimately culminate in greater public awareness and the formation of democracies two centuries later.

@anonemos

3y↑3

@Dominoes37 Yeah, Venice was like an entirely different universe

@BrazilianImperialist

2y↑1

@Lightnings You're watching too much Hollywood

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@cahitsaher783

8y↑12

Muhteşem bir müzik... Orkestrasyon olağanüstü...

@massimiliano6155

6y↑3

questo brano rispecchia in ogni instante di musica la volubilità dell’ essere umano. Sicuramente rappresenta io mio profondissimo ego

@simonemiglioli1165

Dura vivere con un ego simile. Ma manca poco alla fine. Tornerà Dio tra non molto. Alla fine dovresti trionfare in teoria, come il finale, ma devi chiedere aiuto a Dio.

@harackmw

13y↑23

This is my favorite version...beauty, passion, and fire....

@carminecerza301

4y↑32

Senza Arcangelo Corelli e altri come lui, il barocco sarebbe privo di espressività. Onore al talento...

@hikariko7323

6y↑2

素晴らしいバイオリンの音色に聴き入っています。
upありがとうございます。

@melaniacojocaru4206

4y↑1

muzica baroca , , nostalgia unor timpuri galante !

@Middlestepofficial

10y↑11

I used to play Double Bass on this piece instead of Cello. It sounded even more brutal and touchy at the same moment! Of course, the score of the Cello played on Bass :D

@amsfranz1

41w

Too beautiful for any words. "Wer Ohren hat zu hören, der höre."

@patriciaf1311

3y↑7

Лучшая ФолИя из всех, до сих пор сколько вариаций было после Корелли, но столько грамотных акцентов и эмоций никто не дал! Божественно!

@Kubilayyanar71

7y↑349

La meilleure partie commence à 0:00

@ulyssenizet

7y↑10

Et elle se termine quand ? 😂

@ToCarlosWebos

7y↑14

Ulysse Nizet 10:58

@ianpezzotti683

6y↑2

Français

@zackebrorsson9374

c'est vrai

@laviaww2256

6y↑11

1:15

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@LordMSh

12y↑1

Violin artistry at its best, thanks for sharing.

@MrBiosbios

12y↑1

Applausi! Esecuzione superba.

@tolgaiscan

12y↑4

A musical monument,great interpretation.

@jandircorrea8442

4y↑2

A mais bela versão da Folia! Belíssima!
Jandir Corrêa

@MichMeister16

É a mais bela sim :-) Eu amo Vivaldi, más neste caso a versão do Corelli é superior

@2308malice

cette follia de Corelli a été souvent adoptée comme musique de danse pour des danseurs classiques en costumes d'époque ou même des danseurs de hip-hop
le résultat à chaque fois est très bon !

@gemolibre

5y↑6

Toute la beauté du monde....

@lufmod

8y↑1

Gracias por subir esta obra sublime.

@ditou5512

5y↑1

Magnifique morceau et interprétation de la folie. Celle des Stranglers c'est très bien aussi

@supremetuna

7y↑475

Antonio Vivaldi brought me here.

@noobplays8915

5y↑10

XD

love that chara image

@siriusb4669

5y↑2

The same

@bikal2012

5y↑4

So, hail Antonio Vivaldi

@paqman67

5y↑7

The other "Antonio"brought me here..Antonio Salieri that is!! His is the BEST version of La Folia out there!

@bikal2012

5y↑3

Nome Cognome long live four seasons!!!!

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@kaybeenullenvoyde9196

5y↑1

My intro to this theme was via Gregorio Paniagua's whimsical release back in the '80s or earlier. Still my fave. A true Spanish Folly, complete with 4 wheel drive.

@Morgandaful

10y↑1

Salieri's Variazioni Folia di Spagna are one-of-a-kind.... too. Gosh, there is so much beautiful music.

@nguyenbach1358

4y↑10

This piece I knew long time ago... and I listened to it when playing Assassin's Creed Unity in the 3rd main mission

@karannsyt

Damn. THAT'S WHERE I HEARD IT.
RIGHT WOW!
AMAZING

@abhimanyuvarma28

@Karan Sreedhar Oh Yeah, the dude plays it in prison.

WOW!!! All this time I thought it was a made-up version of Paganini Caprice 24

@francoislebedel4428

10y↑9

Formidable, époustouflant, quelle virtuosité. C'est absolument fabuleux.

@oli7cancer38

11y↑8

Es verdaderamente una locura escuchar esta música. ¡ES HERMOOOOSAAA!! Aunque Corelli sólo hubiera escrito este concierto o esta serie de conciertos, pasaría a la gran historia de la música. Yo, estoy a sus pies!

@PeraciodeAraujoBicalho

10y↑14

La vie est très bonne. Mais, avec de la musique de cette qualité, pour vous, la vie est beaucoup mieux.

@kaktus5715

every time I listen to this music I get chills.

@mineeg123

9y↑2

This is beautiful. Thank you very much.

@mariocassina90

6y↑414

Baroque musician were metal head without electric guitars and amplifiers

@mariocassina90

6y↑16

ok...now go play footbal on the motorway

@jbearden

6y↑1

@alexandreboily5661

6y↑16

Indeed they were! Hail!

@ivan_S16

6y↑8

Yes

@dovehq1031

6y↑14

That's what I think about Beethoven sometimes

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@agozzetti

9y↑71

C ome scrive Eraclito in un suo famoso frammento: «Per quanto tu cammini per ogni via, i confini dell' anima non li troverai». Per i Greci la follia fu appunto un mezzo per esplorare questi confini. Ma la nozione di follia (manìa) andava oltre la dimensione della patologia. «La follia è tanto superiore alla sapienza (scriveva Platone nel Fedro) in quanto la prima viene dagli dei, la seconda dagli uomini».

@eziofaga548

6y↑2

Anna Gozzetti per esperienza personale, la follia ti porta ad essere anche sapiente. Sono destinati ad incontrarsi. Il discorso potrebbe andare avanti ma e' giusto che dica che questo brano e' tecnicamente perfetto ma non ci sento tanta follia nel sui trasporto.

@massimiliano6155

6y↑1

Hai detto tutto

@aliasconference

Aggiungici San Francesco, Giullare di Dio, i Mostri delle Cattedrali, i Mostri dell'antichità, i Mostri Alati nei bassorilievi antichi etc.etc. mai nulla di nuovo sotto il Sole.

@dottorbaroquefolia

5y↑1

La Follia era una danza barocca,nessuna pazzia. Ma la bellezza di questo brano ci rende folli

@ehsannakad4746

wao, me gusta tu comentario mucho . un abrazo

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@yourlocalcryptid365

5y↑6

People were doing covers of music ever since before it was cool.

@katmcgee8567

9y↑12

Emilie Autumn's version/playing of La Follia brought me here........ love them both XD

@zemabar

4y↑1

Que maravilla! Che meraviglia! Que maravilha!

@onemexican1

10y↑1

my my how good is this, just always loved it.

@MusicalEutopia

11y↑1

This popped up in my "Recommended" box. I'm glad I clicked it!

@josedavibarbosafragosofrag15

6y↑1

estou fascinado pela música de Corelli!

@shuzhiliu6618

11y↑2

Arcangelo Corelli is one of the most famous Italian violinist and composer throughout history, and La Folía is one of the oldest European musical themes, which has already been used by tens, if not hundreds, of composers. This video will definitely exist with no regard of whatever that game is.