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Topic: baroque improv (need some advice about this style perhaps)
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Derek
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baroque improv (need some advice about this style perhaps)
on: September 25, 2007, 02:45:54 AM
If there's one old style I learn to imitate well I'd like it to be baroque. Here's a few brief pieces that aim in this direction. First one is for harpsichord, then clavichord, then flute organ, all on my roland digital. now put on a powdered wig and enjoy
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pianowolfi
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Re: baroque improv (need some advice about this style perhaps)
Reply #1 on: September 27, 2007, 11:50:57 PM
*puts on powdered wig, looks seriously like Bach and listens*
Hmmm the first part reminds me of an introduction to a fugue, like in the Bach toccatas, which I love so much
I am not going to analyse this though, I just like to listen
The clavichord part sounds a bit more ancient, something like 1600 or so? Very nice
And the organ part sounds even more like early baroque, in a positive sense. Are you wanting to go back in time? It sounds nice, nostalgic and though somehow modern.
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