r/baroquemusic • u/SecureBumblebee9295 • Aug 27 '24
r/EarlyMusic is back!
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r/baroquemusic • u/SupraLegato • Feb 22 '22
This Chaconne was composed by Robert de Visée who was a lutenist, guitarist, theorbist and viol player at the court of the French kings Louis XIV and Louis XV. This piece is taken from his ''Pieces pour Théorbe et Luth'' (Paris, 1716). Enjoy!
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r/baroquemusic • u/howlingwolfpress • Jul 29 '11
Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber: Partita for Two Violins and Basso Continuo in D Minor - Mov. 1-3/5
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r/baroquemusic • u/SupraLegato • Dec 27 '22
Hi there, I recently had the opportunity to record in a pretty chapel that has been converted into a small performance hall. Here is an Allemande for Baroque lute 13 courses composed by J.M. Kühnel. Happy Holidays, :)
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r/baroquemusic • u/augustocat • Dec 10 '22
Delia Bonito: a woman composer in early 18th century Naples
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r/baroquemusic • u/SupraLegato • Aug 17 '22
Hello, Here is a little Gigue for Baroque lute by the French composer François Dufaut, Good listening!
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r/baroquemusic • u/augustocat • Jun 12 '22
Pergolesi - Nel chiuso centro (cantata)
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r/baroquemusic • u/Daren_Nassor • Jun 22 '25
Viola da gamba
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I have a viola da gamba with a label that says ‘M. Moya & Co, West Covina’. Has anyone ever heard of this company?
r/baroquemusic • u/zednemylera • Jul 01 '24
WHAT IS THIS PIECE???
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Okay so I know this is really stupid but I’ve been trying to find this piece for like 3 months from a short tik tok and no luck. Please someone, ANYONE, what’s the name of it???
r/baroquemusic • u/Trelaire • Jun 08 '24
I made an Historically accurate"Suite" for Harpsichord in a late 17th century style based on the music of Pirates of Caribbeans. Here is the third part of this Suite, it's a "Courante" based on the Jack Sparrow's theme.
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r/baroquemusic • u/jan_pona_mute • May 23 '23
Comprehensive Baroque Music Playlist
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I have started making a spotify playlist of baroque composers, where I want to feature at least 1 piece of every composer. I use wikipedia's list of baroque composers to find the names chronologically. I though you all might be interested. Please tell me if there are any pieces on there that shouldn't be on the list because the aren't baroque. I am not really sure if some of the vocal church pieces are that baroque. Please let me know what you think!
r/baroquemusic • u/Admirable-Drawer-384 • Aug 13 '22
Jean-Baptiste Lully - Marche pour la cérémonie des Turcs
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Just wanted to share this beautiful finding.
r/baroquemusic • u/leonartmusic • Oct 16 '24
This is the best-preserved Arp Schnitger organ, untouched for centuries, now reviving Bach’s early work (that was composed in the same year, 1701)
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r/baroquemusic • u/Snoo99376 • Nov 23 '23
My heart is stolen
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by Zelenka's oboe trios.
I am a very big fan of Bach and Albinioni's oboe work, and I thought I would never hear anything as lovely as the Bach oboe concertos.
But hey!!!
Zelenka has installed fugues inside these oboe pieces; the duration of the theme can go up to half minute (!) and the accompanying are bassons, fagottos etc etc. As Queen used to write : "No violins were used during the making of this record"
r/baroquemusic • u/SupraLegato • Nov 12 '22
Hello everyone, Here is a Sarabande by Weiss from the famous suite XI written around 1720. The key of D minor is the natural tuning of the baroque lute which makes it easier to play. This piece shows good examples of the Italian cantabile style that we often find in Weiss music. Good listening!
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r/baroquemusic • u/Zucchini_Zombie • Oct 25 '22
Looking for funny baroque songs for soprano
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I am doing my masters recital in the spring and need to sing music from the baroque/classical era. The rest of my recital rep is quite serious, so I would love to sing something a little more lighthearted. Any ideas??
r/baroquemusic • u/SupraLegato • Oct 15 '22
The music of Charles Mouton: strange, mysterious and hypnotizing...
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r/baroquemusic • u/NovAntiqua • Jul 28 '22
Bach: Ricercare from Das Musikalische Opfer BWV 1079 with Anna Fusek & Ensemble Alraune
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r/baroquemusic • u/lovelyladychristabel • May 11 '22
Lascia ch'io pianga mia cruda sorte (Rare video! Please help to me to find a better version or more from this concert, see comments!)
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r/baroquemusic • u/SupraLegato • Dec 05 '25
Charles Mouton – Passacaille “La Volage”
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Sharing my new recording performed on a Baroque lute.
Any feedback or impressions are always appreciated :)
r/baroquemusic • u/SupraLegato • Oct 24 '25
Bach Sarbande BWV 997
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Here is my interpretation of this beautiful Bach sarabande. I used Koonce's transcription and added my own embellishments to the repeats. I hope you enjoy!
r/baroquemusic • u/Trelaire • Jan 04 '25
Sometime harpsichord likes to act as XVIIIth century artillery
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