There are at least two artists called Sarah Jeffery.

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1. Sarah Marie Jeffery (born April 3, 1996) is a Canadian actress and singer. She is known for her work on the NBC series Shades of Blue and the Descendants franchise. Since 2018, she has portrayed the lead role of Maggie Vera on the CW series Charmed.

2. Sarah Jeffery is a professional recorder player, originally from Derbyshire in the UK and now based in Amsterdam.

Le Ray au Soleyl
Sarah Jeffery Lyrics

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53. Queen of Mean I'm so tired of pretending Where's my happy ending? I follo…
Break This Down It's time to bring together Time for a brand new start We…
Happy Birthday Happy Birthday to you Happy Birthday to you Happy Birthday t…
Queen of Mean I'm so tired of pretending Where's my happy ending? I follo…

Rotten to the Core They say I'm trouble, they say I'm bad Fire in my…
Suffer Hope it hurts, hope it hurts real bad I hope it…

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01O Virgo Splendens (Solo)5:47

02Ricercare Alla Bastarda3:28

03I Wish4:22

04The Conspiracy of CC5:26

05Vermont Counterpoint (feat. Müsfik Can Müftüoglu)9:36

06Le Ray au Soleyl5:50

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07Improvisation Upon Dupuy Tren3:04

08Austro13:27

09O Virgo Splendens (Trio)5:41

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Comments from YouTube:

Mihaela Mack

7y↑10

This is great, I'm familiar with this piece being sung, I had not heard it on the recorder; a composer by the name of Jordan Alexander Key has written a rhythmic structural analysis of this piece in an article on mathematical medieval music; this is actually a riddle. Here's the link to the article: https://www.jordanalexanderkey.com/theneglectedcomposer

Jordan Alexander Key

Thanks for the shoutout Mihaela Mack.

Chresola Atsuno

4y↑4

This piece is so weird but it’s really beautiful

TooOldFor

7y↑2

I never heard anybody play this piece on recorders before - it creates a very different effect from when it's sung. Interesting! For a great vocal performance (and one combining instruments and voices) of the piece, check out the album "Homage to Johannes Ciconia" by Ensemble P.A.N.

Emory Batten

7y↑2

Wonderful piece of music. I so enjoyed your group playing it. This is my facorite Era of music. And thanks for the score. Will be working on it immediately.

Nicholas Reese

Love it!

César Benjamín Scaramuzza

Stunning!! Thanks for sharing

Bill Baumann

7y↑1

I love this music! Great performance!!

Sergio Quadros

So beautiful, thank you for sharing!

J'aime Wells

beautiful piece, beautiful playing!

Jean-Pierre H

why does tears drops from my eyes ???
thank you very much
:')

Gabriel Cordeiro

Oi , sou Brasileiro e amo muito seus vídeos mas como não falo inglês gostaria de saber se você poderia colocar a legenda em português pois não falo inglês,se você entender meu comentário põe legenda por favor 😀👍☺

Autumn Homer

🎀💜This was so beautiful to listen to. Thank you very much for the upload." 💜🎀

Ann Burgess

It's miles away from the style and era - but what sprang into my mind was the Benjamin Britten song, 'Old Abram Brown is dead and gone'!
Delightful to listen to, Sarah! Well done and thanks for sharing!

AnneloesF

Incredible!!!

Randy

7y↑1

ARS SUBTILIOR, BABY! I played this with two singers a while ago. I kept getting very lost during practice. This is kind of a canon, but rather dependent on speed, instead of time delay. Wild musical style. Very cool!

My Music - Old and New

I love the music of Johannes Chiсonia! And I thought you did not play the music of the Ars Nova era :)
I download this music and add reverberation to the sound editor, and maybe even an echo (delay) - the sound will be just magical!

gblan

I almost fell asleep. So soothing and relaxing.

Luca Simoncini

Great! And hearing it live must have been fantastic.
P.S. Your heavy gesticulation reminded me of Uma Thurman and John Travolta in the dance scene of Pulp Fiction. :D

Sarah Jeffery / Team Recorder

+Luca Simoncini Hahaa

KittyKittyFaith

Could you put the notes or link to notes so we can play along at home :-) sounds great

Mark Deegan

7y↑2

I imagine anyone who enjoyed this might well enjoy your performance of Steve Reich's Counterpoint. Entrancing music: thank you.

Liam C

I found the original score on IMSLP. Thank you for posting the link to a modern transcription. Do you have any tips for interpreting older styles of music notation for those occasions when you can't find a score in a modern format?

April Munday

Loved it. Thank you.

martilewis44356

Enjoyed this. Good music!

Rudolph Pyatt

6y↑1

Wonderful. Various Prog rock bands got into this kind of writing (National Health and Egg for two - give a listen to the piece “Wring Out The Ground Loosely Now,” especially the vocal introduction). It also has some similarities to certain jazz practices.

Rudolph Pyatt

Actually, listening to this again and I can hear some similarities to Ornette Coleman’s work. The way he and Don Cherry play their lines on “Lonely Woman” (the original version that opens the album “The Shape Of Jazz To Come”) has at least superficial similarities.

Willem Kossen

7y↑6

Yay! I heard it.

When is music art, and when does it turn into intellectual exercises? I sometimes have this problem with contemporary music too, is it a rational or technical challenge only?

Acyutananda das

Read The Emporer's New Clothes

Henry McGuinness Guitar

Willem Kossen with Bach I tend to think the almost mathematical nature of the music gives it beauty - though he did some odd experiments, too (I do like the Crab Cannon, though)

I agree, sometimes you get the sense of an intellectual experiment that doesn't really work.

A guitar piece that I like very much which is a bit experimental (to my uneducated ear) is called Mysterious Habitats https://youtu.be/8ju6n8eviFk

muf fin

7y↑1

All the videos of you perform makes me start my first Recorder lessons as a beginner but the books you suggest are not available in my country. Yamaha YRS 23 Soprano Recorder is within my budget as suggested by your great Team Recorder. Apart from your brilliant tutorials are there any online resources that are free to download that I can learn to play. Sorry if I missed something , I am still digging your great channel! Thank you very much!

muf fin

pianorainbow O wow ! Thanks a lot !

pianorainbow

6y↑1

muf fin You may want to try this:
The Modern Recorder Player Volume 1 by Walter van Hauwe. Free to download from here: https://www.scribd.com/mobile/doc/64465821/Van-Hauwe-Modern-Recorder-Player#

Nicole Keijzer

Bravo🌷

Randy

7y↑2

Oops, didn't listen to the end comments, so i didn't realize you explained the structure of the piece. Prolation canon. Thank you for reminding me. I was cracking my head trying to remember what is was called.

Lova Ekström ES19A 363KAGY

My favorite canon is "A sorry poor" for the alto!

StuffIputonyoutube

7y↑6

Nice :). On an unrelated note every time you say your intro, the subtitles say something different (and often hilarious :D )

Reynaldo Martínez Martínez

That "regatta bear" was funny, I need to put the subtitles to understand a little bit more, in spanish "I'm a recorder player" sounds like "Am a ricode plée", sounds nicely to me the british accent but to write this and all of the sentences are another different thing at all. In fact, we use the same word "flauta" for flute or recorder, in case we ne need to clear what instrument is the we need to add one word: "flauta traversa" for flute and "flauta dulce" for recorder. cheers.

Наталія Базь

[Applause]
[Music]
(Applause first, and more)

Sarah Jeffery / Team Recorder

7y↑2

Haha really! They are automatically generated so who knows...!

Harry Joseph

Simply divine. Art is no accident. Wonder what the composer's contemporaries thought of this piece. An hour? So what, waves go on interminably! Thanks for this and many other videos.

Sarah Jeffery / Team Recorder

🥰

Oboe Files

7y↑2

sounds like penta tones Josquin with a loop pedal especially with the "cadences"

Ashle D

Nice 👍🏻 😎🌺🎉

Esther J Moehrke

Thank you for this. I don't see the link to the music in the description.

Sarah Jeffery / Team Recorder

+Gemini Dolly It's there now!

idraote

7y↑1

A prolation canon... dear me, that was kind of structurally complicated. Never heard one before.

Tom M

7y↑1

I was enjoying it whilst there was one recorder playing, then....AAAGH!!! What a cacophony! I forced myself to listen to the end, but once is more than enough for me.

Tod Rasmussen

BRAVO!!!!!!

Sarah Jeffery / Team Recorder

❤️❤️❤️

beate setzer

So interesting!

Lucky Barrel

I started off as what the heck (confused) and ended with what the heck (amazed). Now I wish I understood this 4/4 and 3/4 thing. I don't understand what's the difference between them. Isn't it the same. I know you showed the tune in both and they sound different, but how?

Burkhard Stackelberg

3y↑1

Musique d'ameublement centuries before Satie :-D

Andrew Eden

Probably composed about 1385-ish.😁

Fadly Mardina

YAY SARAH!!

Sofiyah

I would have said renaissance or modern

Damezca

The cadence really spoiled the musical period it was written in. But I wasn't really quite sure until i heard it :)

Eleonore R.

I also thought the title was talking of the king in or at the sun, or something, but according to the rest of the lyrics,
It is really the ray in the sense of the ray of light of the sun...in french: le rayon.
: le rayon (ray of light) du soleil.
. My first language is French and i got mixed up too.

Eleonore R.

Personally,
I’m in love with these cadences!

And theis interpretaton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrOEOuwYy3M

Damezca

Cadence: resolution at the end of a phrase.
An exemple would be between 3:42 and 3:48.

When Sarah jumped in, I kinda got confused by the prolation, having never heard that before. But when they played the cadence, it just sounded so typical of the medieval era.
There is also the fact that the title of the song is in old french, like something close to "Le roi au soleil" (the king at the sun) and that they were playing on renaissance recorders...

honeychurchgipsy6

Damezca - I'm not sure I understand you - can you explain - Sarah said this was played as it was supposed to be played - so must be correct for the period it was written in. Love to understand your point though - cheers in advance for replying to me!