"Fun Uncles and Dog Defenestration": Boccherini & Rameau

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Millennial, Performing Arts, Classical Music, Composers, Music, Classical, Funny, Arts, Comedy

4.8 • 865 Ratings

🗓️ 15 July 2020

⏱️ 34 minutes

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DOES YOUR DOG BARK IN TUNE? BETTER DOUBLE-CHECK BEFORE RAMEAU POPS OVER FOR TEA. Yes today we discuss two legendary Baroque composers - one who threw tone-deaf pooches out the window, and one who... well, didn't. Enjoy!

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0:00.0	Hello, hi. Hello.
0:15.0	Hi, I'm Kelly Harlock and I'm Sasha Kelly and you're listening to yet another episode of
0:20.0	That's classical podcast. Welcome everybody.
0:23.8	I like the way you say.
0:24.9	I have yet another.
0:25.9	Like just keep going.
0:27.9	People don't want.
0:30.2	So today we're going to talk about a couple of composers that we've always meant to and we were looking at the list we just realized we hadn't got around to it.
0:38.0	So I'm really excited. Kelly, who are you starting with?
0:42.0	Today's the day. So today we're going to talk about
0:44.9	Luigi Bocarini first of all and I believe it's time for a 60 second biography
0:50.4	Sasha have you got your stopwatch at the ready?
0:53.6	Oh, I certainly do. So Kelly, are you ready?
0:56.9	I am.
0:57.9	Are you steady?
0:58.9	I hope so.
0:59.9	Go.
1:00.9	Luigi Bocarini was born in Luca Italy in 1743. He was part of an artsy party family and his dad was a child. Go! into Polypony, those rebellious teenage years, then ended up as a court musician in Vienna with his dad.
1:14.4	He then went back to Luca and played with the local church and theatre orchestras, started to put his own spin
1:18.2	on traditional quartet.
1:19.2	He also visited Milan where apparently in 1765 he put on the first ever public string quartet performances.
1:25.0	He moved to Paris in 1766, got tons of compositions published there, started writing loads of
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