I think hugovdg pretty much nailed it. Perhaps when you can outdo JSBach at his own game you shall have arrived at the very threshold and pinnacle of creativity, and getting there is fully half the fun. Good luck and lots of fruitful writing.
The "instrumentation" is very Bachlike, but some modulations sound to me artificial. It is a pity that your computer cannot interpret like real musicians do. But carry on with writing pieces in baroque style.
The "instrumentation" is very Bachlike, but some modulations sound to me artificial. It is a pity that your computer cannot interpret like real musicians do.
Thank you for the beautiful piece; your melody lines are fascinating. May I point out, however, that JS's modulations between the tonalities had been more careful. Yours sound arbitrary. This is not a criticism: I enjoyed the piece
...compare the Prelude, i made from a piece for the 11-course baroquelute. hey, this piece i wrote by hand from a book in the Biblioteka Narodowa in Warszawa in the year 1971!!!
and kept this cute and esy pieces in my mind all the years. recently, in 2009, i transcribed some of them and (miss)used to learn playing the theorbo.
i hope, you now can understand, i highly estimate your music. if you have any idea for a piece, i´ll try to make it playable maybe as a kind of cooperation. S.
that´s fantastic, brillant and transparent like old master Bach!!
i wish you could try some prelude or easy fuge for the theorbo. you only have to consider, there is only a DIATONIC scale from C-c in the bass (as in the very early harpsichords, the lowest tune is the C like the cello), the other chords are d-g-c-e´-a-d (chromatic playing from d-c´).
consider, all what i told, is valid for the d-theorbo (my cute instrument is one quart hgher than the italian big chitarrones)....S.
Wow, what an amazing piece! Totally wonderful. Baroque with a modern twist! How could anyone not like this? Well done. It's fantastic! Love the parts where the orcestra is playing parts in unison with the harpsichord as well, gives a really great effect!
Most enjoyable! As for the discussion here - it is not a matter of "errors" or "inspired by". This piece stands for its own merit. Bravo for this piece and for the whole project. Just remember not to forget yourself as an individual composer.
Admirable work. But, upon listening (and reading!), I noticed many points (part writing, harmonies) which do not conform with baroque practices. I'm not saying that there are errors (there are if you were aiming at an accurate period style), only that I'm not sure if you wanted this to sound "real" baroque, or just "inspired by" baroque, or what :-)
In conclusion: it sounds too baroque for you to ignore some fine points of the style, and have moments which are downright too strange to be that.
Nice to meet you, there is just the same obsession, i think, very good performance
eselit 1 month ago in playlist G. Kesik - Harpsichord Concerto in A minor
I think hugovdg pretty much nailed it. Perhaps when you can outdo JSBach at his own game you shall have arrived at the very threshold and pinnacle of creativity, and getting there is fully half the fun. Good luck and lots of fruitful writing.
stlivermore 7 months ago
thank you.
kasyapa 1 year ago
You are a truly neo-baroque composer!
OceanbornSWT 1 year ago
The "instrumentation" is very Bachlike, but some modulations sound to me artificial. It is a pity that your computer cannot interpret like real musicians do. But carry on with writing pieces in baroque style.
GerardvanR 1 year ago
The "instrumentation" is very Bachlike, but some modulations sound to me artificial. It is a pity that your computer cannot interpret like real musicians do.
GerardvanR 1 year ago
Wspaniałe! Mogę sobie tylko wyobrażać, ile czasu i wysiłku musiało pochłonąć napisanie tak długiego i jednocześnie pięknego utworu! Gratulacje!
Pawels233 1 year ago
Thank you for the beautiful piece; your melody lines are fascinating. May I point out, however, that JS's modulations between the tonalities had been more careful. Yours sound arbitrary. This is not a criticism: I enjoyed the piece
hugovdg 1 year ago
Amazing! absolutely breathtaking. At firts I thought this one of Bach's original pieces lol ^^;.
psychgoth 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Bardzo ciekawe, wartościowe dzieło. Bardzo proszę Pana Kesika o nuty. Chciałbym zagrać ten koncert. Pozdrawiam Adam Goździewski.
aadam273@gmail.com
Muzyk005 1 year ago
You must find a disc producer, your music is extraordinary and recalls the old Johann Sebastian! Who are interpreters?
wolfgango1991 2 years ago
@wolfgango1991
This concerto is performed by my computer. Maybe soon it will be played by real orchestra :-)
GKesik 2 years ago
I agree
Kraviotho 1 year ago
this nice concerto is written any more similar to Bach´s style than for example the "Toccata & Fugue in G Minor" ...I enjoy it very much*****
Quintade8 2 years ago
...compare the Prelude, i made from a piece for the 11-course baroquelute. hey, this piece i wrote by hand from a book in the Biblioteka Narodowa in Warszawa in the year 1971!!!
and kept this cute and esy pieces in my mind all the years. recently, in 2009, i transcribed some of them and (miss)used to learn playing the theorbo.
i hope, you now can understand, i highly estimate your music. if you have any idea for a piece, i´ll try to make it playable maybe as a kind of cooperation. S.
DuoContinuo 2 years ago
h Greg,
that´s fantastic, brillant and transparent like old master Bach!!
i wish you could try some prelude or easy fuge for the theorbo. you only have to consider, there is only a DIATONIC scale from C-c in the bass (as in the very early harpsichords, the lowest tune is the C like the cello), the other chords are d-g-c-e´-a-d (chromatic playing from d-c´).
consider, all what i told, is valid for the d-theorbo (my cute instrument is one quart hgher than the italian big chitarrones)....S.
DuoContinuo 2 years ago 3
wonderful: *****
Octavin2 2 years ago
MAGNIFICENT!
Sumeroid 2 years ago
Wow, what an amazing piece! Totally wonderful. Baroque with a modern twist! How could anyone not like this? Well done. It's fantastic! Love the parts where the orcestra is playing parts in unison with the harpsichord as well, gives a really great effect!
Ant2101 2 years ago 3
Most enjoyable! As for the discussion here - it is not a matter of "errors" or "inspired by". This piece stands for its own merit. Bravo for this piece and for the whole project. Just remember not to forget yourself as an individual composer.
Babejuda 2 years ago
Incredible cadenza! I'd like to hear some real musicians play this.
AlexClouseComposer 2 years ago
Bravo !
5 stars.
Gusakov 2 years ago
To "bersa 888":
Please enyoy this fantastic music and please do not bring those coments. Music is not for comments, need to be enjoyed only.
AGLMIL 2 years ago
We need to celebrate that we are discovering a genious! Thanks G. Kesik for these music . Is celestial!
AGLMIL 2 years ago
Respect !
indigoblue555 2 years ago
Can you send the sheet to me? I am very inspired by your baroque music
NodameSpecial 2 years ago
I've just sent you the sheet :)
GKesik 2 years ago
Admirable work. But, upon listening (and reading!), I noticed many points (part writing, harmonies) which do not conform with baroque practices. I'm not saying that there are errors (there are if you were aiming at an accurate period style), only that I'm not sure if you wanted this to sound "real" baroque, or just "inspired by" baroque, or what :-)
In conclusion: it sounds too baroque for you to ignore some fine points of the style, and have moments which are downright too strange to be that.
bersa888 2 years ago
lol you are genius ;o
pieczona92 2 years ago
very well done.
wat software is this
stefomate 2 years ago
It's midi file + soundfonts (mixed in SynthFont)
SF2 files: Blanchet 440; ZSF Orchestra Strings.
GKesik 2 years ago
Bravo!
zeryx28 2 years ago