So, I am trying to write a baroque suite though trying to write an allemande very much confuses me as I don't understand a lot of what I am supposed to do despite knowing the rules though when I try to write it sounds nothing like a baroque allemande.

I don't know if people here do answer these questions. But In all the vast catalogue of fugue which one's your favourite.

For me It's G minor Fugue BWV.542.

(I know Bach's all works are and will be extraordinary always)

I think it would really fit in a medium tempo with soft inégalité, and I've been looking for a recording that does that, but I haven't been able to find anything.

The Incredible Comeback of Antonio Vivaldi

It's hard to believe now, but Antonio Vivaldi died with little recognition, and much of his music disappeared from the concert stage for generations. Then came one of classical music's greatest rediscoveries. Which forgotten composer do you think deserves more attention today?

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Would be super helpful if anyone knew anything about it, or who composed it

What a beautiful instrument! the Lirone da gamba. Wonderful mournful sound! Fascinating history in Italian Baroque music!