Allegro in C minor by Grant Colburn

This Allegro in C minor comes from the yet unpublished book, "Four Lessons for the Harpsicord with a Sonata in Score for the Harpsicord and Flute," by Grant Colburn. This piece is influenced by the harpsichord music of Carlos Seixas and Domenico Scarlatti and is the second movement of Lesson III in C minor.

The performance here is a computer sequenced version using a Blanchet 1720 harpsichord sound font. For more information on Grant Colburn and other living period composers please visit the Vox Saeculorum website at: http://www.voxsaeculorum.org/

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[unagondolaunremo]

wonderful!

exactly how and what are you playing (computer, piano, keyboard)? the sound is magnificent!

[grantco1313]

Its actually a sound font playing a midi file. It just a nice coincidence that this piece works well in a very locked in metronomic time....

[obizin]

@grantco1313 you use a mp3 midi converter? what music notation program do you use?

[grantco1313]

@obizin This is Noteworthy Composer, a very inexpensive notation program which nonetheless works very well for baroque music :-)

[idaspe]

Look--> 0:16 from here is like 0:02 from Haendel's watch?v=7DVSK_9m-Ps.

And 0:33 from here is like 0:22 from Soler's watch?v=8sMuQu_F_y4.

The best for you :o)

[vipersdragband]

@idaspe Hi and thanks for the compliment. I think closest in my mind when writing it was maybe Siexas, but its definitely was hoped to be in that Scarlatti/Soler/Siexas category!



[idaspe]

There are some parts that reminds me Sonata in D minor by Soler (where left hand goes over the right hand), and the aria "Nel mondo e nell'abisso" by Haendel.

Thans a lot for the post :o)

[rosasbarrocas]

beautiful!!!

[MichaelFrostChicago]

Very delightful. A masterpiece

[clotter234567]

Beautiful!!! Where I can find an available cd of this music?

[clotter234567]

Beautiful!!! Where I can find an available cd of this music?

[unagondolaunremo]

congratulations!