What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
For the month of July, I bring you a category termed 'early music'. This covers the periods, Medieval music (500–1400) and Renaissance music (1400–1600), but can also include Baroque music (1600–1750). Again, I appreciate this is not to all tastes - but confess to it being my default listening.
Let us begin with an Estonian group who are also sporting some rather fine costume!
Beautiful location, period dress and musicians. I liked it!! As I have aged the violin has become a favorite instrument. Of course I've always loved blue grass and country music with fiddles. Hugs HiC
One of the grandsons has outstanding musical talent. He plays the baritone now, and he is very good at it. But he just got braces, and between his asthma and braces, he is struggling. Mom tried to convince him to think about a string instrument like the violin - he said no to that idea. Mom is with you - she likes this music very much. Thanks for sharing.
You surprised us - it's not what we would have sought out for ourselves but enjoyed it very much thank you. We hsall look forward to the next instalment.
Thank you so much Yamini for sharing this. I am not a music specialist, my knowledge is quite limited. But I do enjoy music. It's a nice idea to start a series on music, and a great start to it. Looking forward to the next.
Beautiful location, period dress and musicians. I liked it!!
ReplyDeleteAs I have aged the violin has become a favorite instrument. Of course I've always loved blue grass and country
music with fiddles.
Hugs HiC
One of the grandsons has outstanding musical talent. He plays the baritone now, and he is very good at it. But he just got braces, and between his asthma and braces, he is struggling. Mom tried to convince him to think about a string instrument like the violin - he said no to that idea. Mom is with you - she likes this music very much. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
You surprised us - it's not what we would have sought out for ourselves but enjoyed it very much thank you. We hsall look forward to the next instalment.
ReplyDeleteDo we know the composer of the music played in this lovingly staged video?
ReplyDeleteHari OM
DeleteSadly, no... all accreditations are to that famous fellow, Mr A. Nony Mous! Yxx
gues what? this music goes more to our heart and in our legs than the modern stuff... they say all good things come back once ...maybe this music too?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Yamini for sharing this. I am not a music specialist, my knowledge is quite limited. But I do enjoy music. It's a nice idea to start a series on music, and a great start to it. Looking forward to the next.
ReplyDeleteI really have to get my computer fixed so I can actually hear this!
ReplyDeleteKlem
That was most enjoyable☺ Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI am dancing a chair jig! namaste, janice xx
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