For the satisfaction of old people.

An adagio. As close to baroque as I can get.

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I stoped listening after the parallel octave in ms 4 :)

why do you write baroque?

I stoped listening after the parallel octave in ms 4 :)

why do you write baroque?

Why do you write modern music?

haha. ow... hm...

I thought I heard something total different from Voce before, so I was surprised. I gave my suprisement words with the sentence "why do you write baroque?" meaning as much as "why did you change"

haha. ow... hm...

I thought I heard something total different from Voce before, so I was surprised. I gave my suprisement words with the sentence "why do you write baroque?" meaning as much as "why did you change"

Good. Because that could've gotten ugly. ;)

As for the piece itself! It was lovely.

I stoped listening after the parallel octave in ms 4 :)

Cool. Don't comment on it, then.

As for the piece itself! It was lovely.

Thank you.

An adagio. As close to baroque as I can get.

Adagio in A Minor.mp3 - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage

This reminds me of Rameau.

Thanks, you should compose more music in the Baroque style.

I liked it as well. Well done.

Voce, those parallel octaves in mm. 4 are very striking. I suggest to change that one part. Apart form that I think it's a nice solid attempt at baroque music.

Good. Because that could've gotten ugly. ;)

haha, we don't want that.

I listened to it, again, and its a brave baroque attempt, but I'd rather listen to your preludes throwing your grandma from the stairs, if I remember correctly :D

Yes I agree with Morgri's assessment and I'd like to add that I love your ornamentation and nice rhythmic flexibility of your melodic line. Bravo on your first piece in a baroque style. Very consistent (except for the parallel octaves). The one improvement I'd suggest is a bit more contrapuntal interest in the left hand. You have some good things there but it tends to sound too much like a continuo part (which is not bad but I'd love more!).