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 himmelskonig

Joined: 6/27/2009
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Posted: 7/20/2009 12:23:35 PM
Anybody out there who appreciates baroque music such as bach cantatas , handel operas, telemann, rameau or leclair.
Much as I appreciate mozart,haydn and schubert, I never get tired from listening to this stylish music. Unfortunately, live perfomances of baroque music are rare , even in L ondon
 68katy

Joined: 5/14/2009
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Posted: 7/20/2009 1:34:20 PM
bit far for you to go ,but york do an annual early english music festival. some is a little earlier than baroque, and some verges into early classical, but all in all, lots of good performances....my singing teacher use to rope me in to help behind the scenes
 Another_Musician

Joined: 11/7/2008
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Posted: 7/20/2009 2:15:13 PM
There were a few pals who were studying early music at Trinity college. I think that Trinity still teach a few modules specifically on that period. Catch the mid-term shows and the end of term shows, and you'll get some of the music you're after. One harpist and one recorder-ist ended up at the conservatoire at Basel. Their music would be right up your street. When they're gigging over here next, i'll drop you a line.
 Another_Musician

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Posted: 7/20/2009 2:54:34 PM
Was doing some googling on this and came across two interesting sites. One was the Petrucci online usic library, http://imslp.org/wiki/Main_Page and the other was the Oxford Baroque week Chamber music course, http://www.baroque-week.org.uk/

Asked a couple of friends about this and they both suggested the Playfair dances. While it covers a different range of music to the composers you mentioned, it might be worth a look. Mid-17th to early 18th century music, and dance from the same period. Some lovely musicians. I'll ask them if they know of anywhere worth catching for gigs.
 Hornsby1906

Joined: 1/23/2008
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Posted: 7/20/2009 3:18:22 PM
I too love Baroque music. I have been playing the Handel flute sonatas for about 35 years and the Bach sonatas for nearly as long. I am lucky as I spent a lot of my youth learning music, i am now a competent amateur musician and have played Bach, Handel Telemann, William Williams, Leclair etc etc in public in the past. My favorites are the trio sonatas. I have the Handel opus 2 sonatas as well as the Bach and a good quantity of Telemann so anyone out there in North Herts who would like to play get in touch.
 teejay83

Joined: 2/28/2009
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Posted: 7/23/2009 4:05:32 AM
I absolutely love baroque music, you name the work or composer, I love it.

Compared to later forms of classical music, it has a intimate feel to it that is was composed for performances in courts. I like that a lot, particularly when they use period instruments. Because modern instruments weren't designed for that form of performance.
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