Topic: Lanterns (my first baroque style)
Added a new style configuration to attempt baroque style (sorry Bach)
Piano: Bösendorfer VC
Ken
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Re: Lanterns (my first baroque style)
kencarlino wrote:
Added a new style configuration to attempt baroque style (sorry Bach)
Piano: Bösendorfer VC
Ken
Bravo! This is really Bach like. Bach’s music is structured, complex, and mathematical music. This sounds mathematical too.
And Bach’s music has multiple independent melody lines. You have two independent lines here too. And I think it feels driving. Bach have a fast prelude and a slow fugue. This your piece could be the prelude. If you had added a slow version it is the fugue.
You have a steady rhythm that feel like a finely built mathematical puzzle. One can say that Bach’s music sounds like an intricate, orderly puzzle - and I have a bit of same feel with this piece!
Now you’ve come up with something completely new. You could build on that fugue idea, too A fast prelude and a slow fugue in the same piece, for example. They don't have to be long—1 minute plus 1 minute…
This was interesting. Thank you ken
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Stig
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Re: Lanterns (my first baroque style)
Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:
kencarlino wrote:Added a new style configuration to attempt baroque style (sorry Bach)
Piano: Bösendorfer VC
Ken
Bravo! This is really Bach like. Bach’s music is structured, complex, and mathematical music. This sounds mathematical too.
And Bach’s music has multiple independent melody lines. You have two independent lines here too. And I think it feels driving. Bach have a fast prelude and a slow fugue. This your piece could be the prelude. If you had added a slow version it is the fugue.You have a steady rhythm that feel like a finely built mathematical puzzle. One can say that Bach’s music sounds like an intricate, orderly puzzle - and I have a bit of same feel with this piece!
Now you’ve come up with something completely new. You could build on that fugue idea, too A fast prelude and a slow fugue in the same piece, for example. They don't have to be long—1 minute plus 1 minute…
This was interesting. Thank you ken
Best wishes
Stig
Thanks Stig! That's great to hear I captured some of the flavor of this style. I don't have a strong musical background so I have to listen repeatedly to some songs and dissect what I think is happening. Good idea about the prelude and fugue sections because this tempo and density can only survive so long on it's own.
Ken