'Bourrée' from 'Non omnis moriar' by J. L. Jurgens

[teresayeu]

This is good...Where can I get your album?

[baroccorococo]

@teresayeu Thanks so much! I don't have an album, unfortunately. Maybe someday :).

[animeviolalord]

This is in g-minor, isn't it?

[dreuxschwartz]

this is really great. cette musique est magnifique, très baroque !

[animeviolalord]

I love this! Do you write out your continuo parts?

[baroccorococo]

@animeviolalord Thank you for your comment, Bryan! I love getting positive feedback. I don't write out the continuo parts when I compose initially, but I usually do when I record a piece for my YouTube channel. Thanks again!

[dreuxschwartz]

great !

[baroccorococo]

@dreuxschwartz Thank you very much!

[wbcampelo]

Love it!

[baroccorococo]

@wbcampelo It gives me pleasure to know that you do :-). Thanks for your comment!

[baroccorococo]

@wbcampelo I am glad. Thank you for your comment!

[Kiddfan777]

Your compositions are equal with JS Bach in my opinion.

[baroccorococo]

O Wow! Thank you so much for that! I can only dream of reaching Bach's level of skill one day, but such feedback motivates and inspires me. Thank you!

[Luzepicsenderodeluz]

Really smooth,

touches my heartstrings!

*****

[baroccorococo]

Thank you very much, Lida! It warms my heart to know that my music pleases someone out there! Thanks again!

[Hradrik]

Another splendid work, full of inspiration and accurate for the period. I really admire your themes; they are so melodious and energetic. Keep on writting.

[baroccorococo]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words!

[dolofonos]

I think this theme would benefit drastically if the piece was reworked and lengthened as an oboe concerto--my ears keep awaiting the solo that never comes. Anyway, I find most contemporary composers to be technically proficient but melodically deaf; you are not and I compliment you for this... yours is elegant work and you've clearly been born late. Also, in my own dabbling I am confined to my limited brain and MIDI software; tell me, what methods do use to arrange and realize your music?

[baroccorococo]

My sincerest gratitude for the constructive feedback, and thank you so much for the wonderful compliment!

I use Sibelius to create the score, and to realize the figured bass part on the harpsichord (I create the part separately, and write out the notes for each chord). Then I use Sibelius to play the music back through my Yamaha Clavinova (using MIDI); I record the output as an audio file.

Is that what you wanted to know? I'll gladly answer any other questions you might have.

Thanks again!

[tana291]

Very beautiful music, thank you for this. Happy New year!!!

[baroccorococo]

Thank you, Tatyana, for your positive feedback! It's wonderful to know that someone else enjoys listening to something that I composed. May you also have an amazing 2010!