Notation and Interpretation in the Baroque Era – Part 1 Most of the problems related to the performance practice stems from how the music was notated leading to the misunderstanding of the notation. In the Middle Ages, only notes and rhythms were expected to be specified. By the 16th Century, composers had written the text... Continue Reading →
Dances of the Suite for the Baroque Era
Dances of the Suite for the Baroque Era Choosing and playing the appropriate tempos for the Dances of the Suite in the Baroque Era is crucially important; however, performers need to be aware of the differences between French and Italian Baroque music. French music was much more conservative than Italian music, having preserved Renaissance musical... Continue Reading →