Jean Baptiste Lully - March for the Ceremony of the Turks
Jean Baptiste Lully - Isis - He is the one chosen by the gods
Jean-Baptiste Loeillet - Sonata in B minor
J.S. Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor - Amy Turk Harp
This French composer of Italian origin came into the world in Florence in 1632. He came from a poor family, but caught the attention of a nobleman from Guise, who took young Lully to Paris. There he began his service at the court of Louis XIV...
The harp is probably the oldest plucked instrument that could have existed as early as 3000 BC. Already in Ancient Greece and Rome, it was an instrument of incredible fame.
A virtuoso of the harpsichord and recorder, recognized worldwide for her "outstanding and expressive" interpretations (Toccata) and impeccable performances (Diapason). The artist performs both as a soloist and as a member of chamber ensembles, regularly concertizing in Europe, North America, and South America.
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Jean-Baptiste Loeillet was a Belgian composer who lived in the 17th and 18th centuries. He was one of the most important representatives of the Baroque period and is primarily known as a composer of chamber music. His style is characterized by elegance, gentle melodies, and rich harmonies. The video I watched features a performance of his piece "Toccata" by pianist Dorotea Pedini. This Italian artist is known for her extraordinary sensitivity and technique, which she uses to interpret music with all its beauty and emotions. "Toccata" is one of Loeillet's most popular works. It is a lively and energetic piece that has gained recognition among both performers and listeners. The work consists of fast and technically demanding sections that require precision and skill from the pianist. Loeillet was also a respected flutist and organist. His works for these instruments are rich both in terms of composition and performance. The composer drew inspiration from both French and Italian music, which gave his compositions a unique character. The Baroque era in which Loeillet created was a period of intense musical development. It was a time when instrumental music began to gain popularity and independence from vocal music. Composers like Loeillet experimented with different forms, giving rise to new styles and musical genres. Watching this video with the piece "Toccata" was an inspiring experience for me. Loeillet's composition, as interpreted by Dorotea Pedini, perfectly captures the beauty and virtuosity of the Baroque period. It is a wonderful combination of the artist's talent and a masterpiece of music from this era.
Wow, that pianist Dorotea Pedini is amazing! Her interpretation of Jean-Baptiste Loeillet's Toccata surprised me. You can hear that she has incredible skills and musical talent. Her precise and dynamic performance makes it hard to take your eyes off the screen. I also really like how emotions are reflected on her face while playing. It's truly a combination of talent and passion. I will definitely be following her future musical achievements.