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Slow Baroque
by Jason Castle
One reason I do a lot of slower Baroque pieces is simply because I am not skilled enough (yet) to play some of the faster ones. However, I also tend to prefer Largos, Adagios and Larghettos over Vivaces and Prestos (most of which are performed far too fast, in my opinion, by modern orchestras). If you also prefer slower-paced, soothing music, then you might enjoy this playlist. Great for massage, meditation, bubble bath, etc. This playlist will quickly get longer.
Episodes
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Allegri: Miserere Mei, Deus - First 3 choruses (2016.05.14)
Testing the Mercury Symphonic Boys' Choir from Soundiron with this lovely piece by Gregorio Allegri. Mercury Boys sing the two soprano parts and the alto. They also sing the tenor part with help on a low E from the tenors of the Kontakt Factory Library choir by Native Instruments, which I also…
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Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 1, BWV 1046 - 2. Adagio (2013.10.05)
Second movement of J.S. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 1, performed on virtual instruments (3 Baroque oboes, Baroque bassoon, strings, harpsichord), using a wind controller (Akai EWI USB). Double reeds by Wallander Instruments.
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Bach: Mass In B Minor, BWV 232 - Agnus Dei - Trumpet (updated 2016.06.03)
The poignant 'Agnus Dei' from Bach's Mass in B Minor, with the alto part performed here on virtual trumpet ("The Trumpet" from Samplemodeling). Other instruments include 4 violins (solo violin playing duet with trumpet + 3 other violins playing in unison during trumpet tacits), cello, contrabass,...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
One reason I do a lot of slower Baroque pieces is simply because I am not skilled enough (yet) to play some of the faster ones. However, I also tend to prefer Largos, Adagios and Larghettos over Vivaces and Prestos (most of which are performed far too fast, in my opinion, by modern orchestras). If you also prefer slower-paced, soothing music, then you might enjoy this playlist. Great for massage, meditation, bubble bath, etc. This playlist will quickly get longer.
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One reason I do a lot of slower Baroque pieces is simply because I am not skilled enough (yet) to play some of the faster ones. However, I also tend to prefer Largos, Adagios and Larghettos over Vivaces and Prestos (most of which are performed far too fast, in my opinion, by modern orchestras). If...
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