How To Compose Like Stravinsky | Part 2: Neoclassical (Dumbarton Oaks Concerto)

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In part two of my inaugural "How to Compose" focusing on Igor Stravinsky, we take a look at Stravinsky's second period of creativity, the neoclassical period. In this video we go over Stravinsky's seminal "Dumbarton Oaks" Concerto and see how he draws from luminaries of galant and classical periods such as Joseph Haydn, CPE BACH, and of course Mozart for inspiration. Subscribe here: / @naetemusic
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00:00 - 01:23 Intro + Rundown
01:23 - 10:30 What is Neoclassicism? (Classicism vs Neoclassicism)
10:30 - 19:22 Haydn Symphony 59 "Fire" Analysis
19:22 - 47:58 Stravinsky Dumbarton Oaks Concerto Analysis
47:58 - 53:09 Haydn Symphony 59 recomposed in the style of Stravinsky
53:09 - 55:24 Conclusion + Thank You