Okay, having to read 3 diffrent keys is one challenge. Fine. But the general baroque bass is not given in numbers either. So, the musician has to feel and put in the harmonies himself. Thats a nice challenge. Whooops.
The harmonies are all there. You just have to figure out how to "realize" them based on the notation, and there is ample scope for interpretation, as if one were improvising on the spot -- and hopefully each performance will be unique, just like improvisation. It's a wonderful challenge :-)
![Jean Henri d'Anglebert - Suite in G Minor for Harpsichord (1689) [Score-Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/o0Ai-c3fBqw/mqdefault.jpg)
Beautiful! Haunting and compelling!
Interesting. I've never seen this kind of notation.
Aside from that, great job! Your playing is exquisite.
Yet another fine upload, thank you! :D Can't wait to relish it in its entirety...
wow thank you by advance and congrats for the recording of such a long suite !
Okay, having to read 3 diffrent keys is one challenge. Fine.
But the general baroque bass is not given in numbers either.
So, the musician has to feel and put in the harmonies himself.
Thats a nice challenge.
Whooops.
The harmonies are all there. You just have to figure out how to "realize" them based on the notation, and there is ample scope for interpretation, as if one were improvising on the spot -- and hopefully each performance will be unique, just like improvisation. It's a wonderful challenge :-)