Carlo Gesualdo - Sesto libro di madrigali: II. Beltà, poi che t'assenti скачать видео бесплатно

vincent stuart

Sure he was mad .but the music is brilliant great composer however he was by modern standards not very nice

Churchcantor

Well, it's been 24 years, and I only heard the story second-hand anyway. I wasn't in his class, though I did sing in his early music group and knew the professor. It's probably true, though I just don't have the lurid details beyond what I posted! Could have been this madrigal that caused the "illness," perhaps! lol

Maitrelordironfist

Dude, can you sent me the Story with a PN and the Song Names maybe ^^?

Churchcantor

Quite an interesting composer, even if he did have some nasty habits (like murdering people). When I was studying music at St. Olaf College, there was this anecdote circulating about one of the early music professors, to the effect that he had been preparing for a lecture, and listening to several of the weirder Gesualdo madrigals, and had felt a sudden rising in his abdominal region and had to visit the bathroom... Just might be true, but I find this style strangely calming at times.

AFcunningham

great. Gesualdo transcended renaissance music.

Sonic Shaman

@amatorynumber check Mille Volte Il Di, that madrigals is INSANE, no really it makes schoenberg look small. Also, a lot of people think that Moro Lasso is a difficult piece when really it's the most diatonic Madrigal from all the collection (sesto libro). People get misleaded by the opening two chords of the begining ;)

Corey Lascaris

The singing is so good.

Carlo Gesualdo

Carlo Gesualdo - Sesto libro di madrigali: I. Se la mia morte brami