I love classical music. I play guitar, but I can play any sheet music, as long as it has a treble clef.
just want to get to know the opinions from people who listen to baroque and jazz music. some find baroque music soothing and relaxing and some find jazz is fun and cheerful, so what do you think? and how do you feel?
thank you
What is the difference between the Concerto during the Baroque and Classical era. Remember the form in the 1st movements differ and also the inclusion of ’something’ before the final orchestral return.
I have Baroque Concentro: Orch..Solo..Orch..Solo
Classical Concentro: Double Expo T1 T2 (orch) transition T1 T2 (solo) CT but my teacher said im missing something
I know that any harpsichord music is Baroque, and if there’s a lot of heavy ornamentation, it’s also Baroque. But how can i spot Classical and Romantic music? Thank you!
I’m looking for a comparison between the baroque rondo (and ritornello), classical rondo, and romantic rondo, and why they are different.
Wikipedia features changes in orchestration from the Classical period on but I think the most important developments happened during the Baroque and Classical period with the additions and removals of instruments. I remember the earliest orchestra had the violin, the viola, the cello, the harpsichord, the organ, the lute, the theorbo, the chitarrone and some other Baroque instruments but how did the orchestra develop from there till the somewhat standard one we know nowadays? I would appreciate any input. Thanks!
I’ve been getting into classical music (used generically, not as period reference) lately and I’ve been told that it is sometimes best to start with the piano sonatas and move up to the string quarters, concertos, symphonies.
So, if you would, who do you think are the best keyboardists from the above period and their best works?