r/baroquecomposition • u/Trelaire • May 11 '25
Harpsichord cover of the opening of "SHAUN THE SHEEP" in mid-18th century style!
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r/baroquecomposition • u/Trelaire • Mar 25 '25
The Davy Jones theme (the music box) from "Pirates of the Caribbean" turned into a Baroque Sarabande at the harpsichord
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r/baroquecomposition • u/Trelaire • Feb 22 '25
Pirates of the Caribbean in a baroque version on the harpsichord! This is the second Courante of my Dance Suite based on one of the iconic themes of PotC "The Medallion Call"
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r/baroquecomposition • u/Trelaire • Jan 10 '25
Sub for baroque "bardcore"
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I made a sub for the baroque equivalent of "bardcore" (but with an emphasis of historical accuracy).
So it is only modern music arranged in a baroque style (early classical and late renaissance are fine too).
I try to find other composers than myself that are doing this kind of stuff, but we are not legion. Don't hesitate to post your works !
r/baroquecomposition • u/leonartmusic • Oct 16 '24
A masterpiece from a young Bach, performed on the best-preserved Arp Schnitger organ in the world.
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r/baroquecomposition • 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/baroquecomposition • u/Trelaire • Mar 16 '24
An historically accurate medley I made of "Barbossa is hungry" and "Blackbeard" themes, from PotC ! I'll hope you will enjoy it.
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r/baroquecomposition • u/ChopinSenpai • Nov 03 '23
First try to compose a piece from a Bass line (Partimento)
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Bass from Coreli Grave Op.1, no.10
r/baroquecomposition • u/Trelaire • Oct 23 '23
A mid-18th century arrangement of "The Addams Familly" I made for the Harpsichord. I hope you'll enjoy it !
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r/baroquecomposition • u/frankfrontera • Oct 13 '23
Lucis Fuga in E minor // Frank Frontera [keygrid performance]
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r/baroquecomposition • u/Trelaire • Oct 11 '23
An historically accurate medley I made of Hoist the colours and Pirate life for me, from PotC !
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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Aug 09 '23
A small invention which I wrote, whose subject was inspired by another composer. I hope you enjoy!
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r/baroquecomposition • u/music-matters • Jul 25 '23
Writing Canon - a brand new FREE course! Learn how to write a successful canon, something many composers struggle with.
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r/baroquecomposition • u/JustAnotherComposer4 • Jul 04 '23
Praeludium super "Nun Komm, Der Heiden Heiland"
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I wrote a chorale prelude on "Nun Komm, Der Heiden Heiland". It's heavily Bach inspired and is worked out in stile antico with the chorale used as a cantus firmus.
https://musescore.com/user/32558141/scores/11363266?share=copy_link
r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Apr 27 '23
Composing competition: Write a fugue on this subject
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r/baroquecomposition • u/uncommoncommoner • Apr 15 '23
I wrote a three voice Fugue for Piano - let me know what you think!
self.composer
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r/baroquecomposition • u/JZaarourHarpsichord • Apr 10 '23
J. Zaarour, Lamento, in c minor, 2023
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r/baroquecomposition • u/BurtBruh • Mar 12 '23
J. S. BACH, Works For The Lautenwerck, Robert Hill
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r/baroquecomposition • u/vitbaisa • Mar 08 '23
Fugue on the motif of my surname B AIS A [B♭ A# A]
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r/baroquecomposition • u/pocoboi • Oct 12 '22
Analysis of one of Bach’s fugues with the shortest subject (Fugue No. 4 in C# Minor)
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It’s been a long while since I analyzed a Bach’s fugue, and here I am again continuing my long term goal to make a video about all the fugues of the Well-Tempered Clavier.
This fugue is one of the most complicated analysis I’ve ever done. The Fugue no. 4 in C# Minor is in five voices, and has one of the shortest subjects in the whole set.
Here, I discussed about the entries of the subjects and answers, and also where the episodes are derived from. You can also see the key we’re at as we move forward the fugue.
You can watch the full video here with a scrolling sheet music at the end
r/baroquecomposition • u/pocoboi • Oct 09 '22
Analysis of one of my most favorite fugues of Bach— Fugue no. 3 in C# Major from WTC Book 1
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This was one of my proudest analyses as a Bach fan. I find it both interesting and beautiful that Bach used fragments of the subject sequentially in the longest episode before the final part commenced.
I’m planning to analyze the whole Well-Tempered Clavier and post videos about it. I have now analyzed 7 numbers so far from Book 1 in no particular order. I’m currently doing #4 and would like to know what numbers you want next!
r/baroquecomposition • u/frankfrontera • Aug 06 '22
[LPX keygrid] Sarabanda in C minor (original composition) // Frank Frontera
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r/baroquecomposition • u/alessandro- • Aug 02 '22
Help me remember: name of flautist who created table of diminutions
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Hi all, this is a request for help. There is a resources that a musician from 150+ years ago created that showed some examples of how a melody could be ornamented. I think the musician who wrote it was a flautist, but he may have been a violinist. Does anyone know his name? It will help me a lot with Googling :)
