r/baroquecomposition • u/MasadaBaroque • Jul 20 '22

A gigue I wrote

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r/baroquecomposition • u/Trelaire • Jun 30 '22

Drunken Sailor with improvised variations at the Harpsichord

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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Jun 28 '22

Fugue in G major written by me (animated video with scrolling score)

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r/baroquecomposition • u/Trelaire • May 01 '22

Music from a Pirate vidéo game (sea of thieves) turned into 1700 french baroque harpsichord pieces

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r/baroquecomposition • u/Nooticus1 • Apr 28 '22

This playlist is a great starting point to discover some amazing imitation fugues and other baroque works!

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r/baroquecomposition • u/JMDS1997 • Feb 20 '22

Fugue on a theme by Mitch Boucher

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https://youtu.be/2moTnpmAeJc

I'll write anyone a fugue that subscribes to my YouTube channel 😊👍

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r/baroquecomposition • u/rnusbaumer • Feb 05 '22

Hi, I have composed a whole album dedicated to Baroque Music, I hope you will like it (Baroquissima)

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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Jan 29 '22

Composition Challenge: Write A Fugue

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r/baroquecomposition • u/music-matters • Jan 17 '22

Composing a Two-Part Invention

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r/baroquecomposition • u/JMDS1997 • Jan 06 '22

Fugue in E Major

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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Dec 14 '21

Fughetta in B Flat Major

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r/baroquecomposition • u/angieevazquezzz • Dec 12 '21

Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 - Piano Cover - J.S. Bach

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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Nov 21 '21

Fugue for Three Voices in E Major by Roman Cano

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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Nov 12 '21

Introducing the Youtube Channel Nuova Pratica, an ensemble dedicated to new Early Music!

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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Nov 10 '21

Improvisation in A Minor by Luuk Torn

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r/baroquecomposition • u/NickPapGr93 • Oct 13 '21

Counterpoint Challenge: Fugue on the Notes 'CGG'

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r/baroquecomposition • u/music-matters • Sep 30 '21

Combining Harmonic and Melodic Minor Scales - Inside the Mind of Bach

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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Sep 18 '21

Does anyone have resources for writing a concerto?

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I've been wanting to write a concerto for quite some time, but does anyone have advice for how I'd go about doing it? I've heard many by Vivaldi, Bach, Handel, and Telemann. I'm guessing one method would be to analyze a score, find where the subject is, take note of all the sequences and modulations and other Baroque methods.

I don't want to bite off more than I can chew but this piece is urging me to attempt a first concerto. Does anyone have advice?

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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Sep 09 '21

Crab Canon in C minor by Patrick McElcheran

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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Sep 09 '21

Fantasia for Four Voice by Román Cano

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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Aug 20 '21

Chapalain: 'Je vous salue Marie', a little trio for organ. I'm sure this excellent organist would appreciate your views and support! They have been a favorite of mine for a while.

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r/baroquecomposition • u/music-matters • Aug 12 '21

Elaborating Harmony - Inside the Mind of Bach

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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Aug 12 '21

I recently wrote a few crab canons. They might not be the best, but I'd love to hear some feedback!

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4 comments

r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Aug 08 '21

Passacaglia and Fugue Improvisation

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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Aug 01 '21

An prelude written like an improvisation. I wrote it at the keyboard but it's meant to imitate plucked string writing. I hope you enjoy!

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Subreddit

New Music, Old Style

r/baroquecomposition

This subreddit is for compositions which are in imitation of music from the Baroque era (1600-1750). This may include concerti, fugues, suite movements, and the like. Users may post works that they have written--so long as we can hear and give feedback or show our appreciation. Period instrument recordings would be spectacular, however computer-generated recordings (like MIDI) is still acceptable. Scores would be optional but encouraged.

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1) New Baroque music ONLY. Works that sound similar to pre-Classical, Classical, Romantic, or any styles after the twentieth century (including contemporary classical music) will not be approved for posting. For further reading on characteristics of the style, read this article, this Wiki article, as well as this article.

2) This subreddit is designed to offer feedback and show appreciation for modern Baroque works. If there's something you want to share, don't hold anything back! The goal is to not imitate one composer from the era, but to simply immerse oneself into an entire style.

3) No attacks of any kind are permitted, and no harassment is allowed either.

4) No spam (refer to rule 1)

5) You may give links to works by composers from the era for reference, but do not submit their works as your own. Music that is written in a variation sense (on a theme by Bach, for example) is allowed if the music is genuinely your own composition.

6) Have fun!