'Ouverture' from 'Suite a tre voci' by J. L. Jurgens

[UnoriginalComposer]

Great! My favorite part of all baroque compositions is at the end when the tempo slows, whether it be an overture like this or the ending cadances in the chorus' of the Messiah. Somehow V I just NEVER gets old for me especially at the end. I could go on for days about baroque music. Anyway, I just love hearing others compose in the baroque style in 2010!

[baroccorococo]

@UnoriginalComposer Thank you so much for your comment! Much appreciated! Keep on composing :).

[Ant2101]

Wow, stunning :) Lovely, I always love pieces like this: keeps elements from the Baroque period, especially G.F. Handel as mentioned in other comments, while still creating new patterns, features etc, which makes this music very much modern indeed :) Thanks for uploading, I have thoroughly enjoyed listening!

[baroccorococo]

@Ant2101 Thank you very much! Comments like yours make it worthwhile to keep composing. I really appreciate it! Thanks again!

[suora88]

This is simply amazing!

I can feel G.F.Handel spirit in this french overture!

You are great original without betraying baroque style!

[baroccorococo]

@suora88 Thanks so much! I am really glad that you like it and that you took the time to comment! Much appreciated!

[Kiddfan777]

Keep up the good compositions.

[baroccorococo]

@Kiddfan777 Thanks very much for your continued support!

[engelbertschoormans]

hallo,

ik hoop dat je nederlands verstaat.

Dit is wel heel erg mooi!!!

5 sterren

[baroccorococo]

I do understand Dutch, yes. Dank je zeer! Ik waardeer je positieve commentaar. Thanks for the rating!

[raticida123456]

i love the sound!!! and the composition is from a genius... what instruments are here?

[baroccorococo]

Much obliged! I used strings and harpsichord in this recording. Thanks for your comment!

[Jalapablo]

Very nice ouverture. Can you upload the entire suite?

Paul

[baroccorococo]

Hi, Paul. Thanks for your comment. Yes, I will certainly upload the rest of the suite as I finish recording it for YouTube (which involves, for example, specifying articulation and realizing the basso continuo part on the harpsichord). I will add them to the playlist on my channel. Thanks again!