Netherlands Bach Society edition
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Netherlands Bach Society edition
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I see your spoof Beethoven, and I raise you a spoof Mozart.
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soulful playing
Where do the constant eight note melodies of Bach and the Baroque come from? Is it because the harpsichord? I mean it would have been difficult to make Chopinesque melodies on the harpsichord
>it would have been difficult to make Chopinesque melodies on the harpsichord
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how do i fix my uneven playing guys?
Stop playing. You fucking suck. You cunt. Fuck you. Desecrating the art of music. You shithead. You dick
From early keyboard improvisation? I mean you also see the constant eight notes melodies in jazz when they're improvising
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Whats the point of listening to Messiaen when i could just go outside and listen to the birds chirping out?
Wouldn't he had wanted this?
He is kinda like the netflix adaptation while birds are the source material
Don't know. Are you tensing your left hand up too much? On guitar you have to learn right-left hand independence too, but it's different on keyboard. For example, you don't want to increase tension in your left hand by fretting too hard, just because you pluck harder with your right; you want to be able to vary your right hand attack while keeping your left hand touch soft. Maybe you're so focused on playing the melody with your right hand, that your left is becoming too rigid.
By chopinesque melodies i mean those cantabile lines with long note holds that would die out in the harpsichord, jesus just think the meme prelude in e minor
Where did you get a fortepiano?
>nocturne in f minor
>prelude and fugue written in the mid 19th century
>24 solo string caprices
>concerto for random brass instrument nobody cares about/double bass/viola
>violin sonata where the piano plays more than the violin
bros I NEED more early-middle baroque trumpetkino like this
Play it perfectly half tempo at first and then gradually build it up, duh
Beethoven's sonatas, symphonies, or quartets? let's settle this once and for all bros
Sonatas.
marches
quartets of course
It arrived as a gift from the based department for being such an ardent supporter of historical performance.