Very nice! Very instructive video. Do you plan to cover all the standard baroque dance (allemande, courante, sarabande, gigue)? I would like to share with you a very special book I owned some years ago. It's called "Dance Rhythms of the French baroque - A Handbook for performance" by Betty Bang Mather. Mather explains all the issues involving dance in the French baroque court of Louis XIV. This book has explanations about the 15 most common dances played in the King's ball. There are many musical analysis about the integration of lyrics and dance-songs with scores, rhythmic and harmonic issues, guitar strummin patterns, ornamentation rules for dance-songs, articulations rules, bow rules for string instruments. Although this book cover the dance issue in the French baroque times and Lully's music all the things pointed out in this book are found in Rameau's, Marpurg's and Bach's times.
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Very informative and interesting! The background music was a bit distracting.
Very nice! Very instructive video. Do you plan to cover all the standard baroque dance (allemande, courante, sarabande, gigue)? I would like to share with you a very special book I owned some years ago. It's called "Dance Rhythms of the French baroque - A Handbook for performance" by Betty Bang Mather. Mather explains all the issues involving dance in the French baroque court of Louis XIV. This book has explanations about the 15 most common dances played in the King's ball. There are many musical analysis about the integration of lyrics and dance-songs with scores, rhythmic and harmonic issues, guitar strummin patterns, ornamentation rules for dance-songs, articulations rules, bow rules for string instruments. Although this book cover the dance issue in the French baroque times and Lully's music all the things pointed out in this book are found in Rameau's, Marpurg's and Bach's times.
Yeah! I'd be VERY happy. Can you send me a link of this book at richardus.cochlearius@outlook.com?
This is some good stuff!
I love Handel's Allemande.
Thank you.
more powerful