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I have. play the guitar for many years, but I am a complete beginner on the keyboard. I am interested in learning improvisation in Baroque and classical style. Do you have a list of your lessons arranged in order of difficulty from beginner to advanced?

What fantastic lessoe !!!!!!! Tank you !!!

If I wanted to find a textbook on all of this, what topic area would I search for?

I used Rameau as my wedding entrance music😊 it made me feel myself like a queen 😂

So beautiful

I did something else - Chopin Prelude 8 (F# minor) in the style of Chopin Prelude 1

Fabulous. Thanks for posting.😀🙏🎶🎶

Gorgeous harmony and writing! top tier!

So beautiful!

It's wonderful that in the 21st century there's someone who has taken up the work of the great Romantic composers by creating new works, I've been hoping for this for a long time, and classical music hadn't died with its original composers. Thanks for this wonderful work, Michael!

I love your vídeos!!

Awesome!!!!!!

Hey men, I just wanted to thank you. You have been a bless for my composition journey, I really learned things via your videos. Thank you.

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MICHAEL KOCH!!!!!!

Great

I was getting worried about not getting my monthly dose of En blanc et noir, excellent job, keeping me wanting for more knowledge from your always appreciated genius, thanks Michael <3 ! BTW I did solve one of these since the upload on patreon, its awesome how same partimento sounds soo diferent deppendig whos playing! love this channel !

Genau das wonach ich zur Zeit suche👍🏼

I wish you were my teacher,, i emailed you :(

I have played them all :D

As always great quality.

I thought it was _Trois Nouvelles Etudes: Étude No. 2 in A-Flat Major_

so nice as always chapeau and love from vienna

Add a rock drum beat and you've got yourself a banger.

Every new video on this channel -- a holiday for me

Beautiful music coming from Harlequin sleeves.

@en-blanc-et-noir Mr Michael Koch, Thank you for all the work that you do that we do *not see(!) - planning, shooting, editing, preparing to play … ! The total, your artistry and insights, are sincerely appreciated. Thank you. hug from the road, Dr D

I am sorry but my favorite one is the major one in the introduction! Nice as always though

Beautiful! 🙏

Brilliant ～ thanks

Nice video, spoilt by needless sound effects.

This channel is gold ⚜️

Great stuff. I would suggest an expressive level reduction for the vignette sound between your executions. It's not a pleasant experience when I hear it using earphones 😉

cool stuff

Chopin Schokolade: "Simple but Great"...einfach, oder? 😅 Both realizations are so inspiring. Thank you for another Chopin lesson, my favorites. Truly "für mich, Chopin ist immer meine herztliche seuftzen" Vielen Danke!

Molto bello, i grandi autori trascendono, si spostano al di la delle regole, lontano dalle possibili analisi armoniche, sono le idee che dominano la composizione e le regole stesse, è il pensiero del compositore che "piega" la stessa armonia. Se così non fosse, chiunque studiasse armonia e contrappunto profondamente diventerebbe Scarlatti, Bach, Haendel, Vivaldi. Grazie per il video. Complimenti.

once i knew what those terms mean....I'M UNSTOPABBLE

great, great, grrreat!!! thanks a lot

Op.25 n.1?

Wonderful as always

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Sorry but what is "prinner" someone please help :c

I would also add here Mozart's Sonata 14 and Beethoven Pathetique

Woww very very very interesting I’m intrigued

Michael do you have a course on theory and composition? If you have id buy it.

Your composition on Chopin’s harmonic structure is wonderful. I wouldn’t recognize it - though I don’t know his preludes well enough. Just a thought but I think your piece is art in its own right and it is 100% ‘creative’. Just think about visual artists who borrow other famous pieces in their work, or who paint a photo or even a landscape scene outdoors. They too are technically ‘copying’. But would we say this is stealing or cheating? I think not!

you have helped me expand my abilities. truly between you and nahre sol i believe i will learn all that there is to learn about music! I hope you get a million subs by tomorrow! thank you!

Was war am Anfang lebensgefährlich?😁 das würde ich jetzt gerne wissen ;D

I wonder if the desfino hadn't killed our prodigy... my God, we lost so much

Ha, actually I didn’t really know op. 10 no. 11 but Scriabin stole from Chopin and I’d say Chopin stole it from Field 😅 ‘surprisingly’ similar to one of his nocturnes