Bach - Harpsichord Concerto No.2 in E Major BWV 1053 - 2/3
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@EricTheRed03 wow. Only 1 dislike on video and that is made by mistake. I like it !!!
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@sarahbrigh Indeed, as often in Bach's pieces in major key the middle part is in the relative minor key... You can find the opposite too: BWV 1054 is in F minor, but the second part is in A flat major (though it ends on the V of f minor).
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Haydn was one of those transitional musicians. Although much of his music does reflect the classical style he help to create, the remnants of polyphony are very evident in his early works. But Bach? Bach was the master that made all of this music possible.
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lindo
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@polymath7 the attack on the harspichord is very great and thus it evens the harsh notes to create a symphony of Backenator's melody.
blah blah who cares.... just listen!
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The major flaw with these Pinnock recordings is that the orchestra dominates the harpsichord, which is far too soft and unassertive.
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@EricTheRed03 Like, ofc*
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@EricTheRed03 If you click dislike again, then that counts ;P
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Sorry I clicked dislike by mistake. How can I recover?
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@kourosh89 Actually, this is played in its corresponding minor tune: C sharp minor...
@wolvie14 I agree with you, Bach is absolutely unique. Nevertheless, Haydn was actually from the Classical period and not Baroque. In fact, Haydn was a good friend of Mozart and when he was born, Baroque was almost finishing =D
Isiriel92 1 year ago 5
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