Sarabande in F major

Part of my Keyboard Suite WIP. The Suite is almost completely finished (a Courante left). I'll try to get the whole Suite compiled and released before the new year!

A really precise writing, the imitations between voices accurate and the counterpoint fluent. Not much to say and wish you can finish the whole suite before New Year as you wish!

Henry

Beautiful composition.

By the way, suites are a nice way to write music. Some months ago, I started to loo into a possible Spanish Suite. 

Not only the Sarabande came from Spain. I found many dances: the fandango, the zorongo, la jota, la sardana, and. long etc.... Some of them were forerunners of the flamenco, which developed in the 19th century. I wrote some of them, someday I have to finish this project.

3 hours ago, Luis Hernández said:

Not only the Sarabande came from Spain. I found many dances: the fandango, the zorongo, la jota, la sardana, and. long etc.... Some of them were forerunners of the flamenco, which developed in the 19th century. I wrote some of them, someday I have to finish this project.

So tragic I only know the German Allemande, French Courante, Saranbande and Englisg Gigue from the standard baroque suite form🤣. Look forward to your suite!

Hey, cool music!

I really don't know much about these styles, but I like a lot of the constant changing of key centers, it gives for a very colorful experience. 

One thing to mention, and this I think usually happens after the 1st repeats, but several times it seems like the volume has fluctuations in it. Like it's almost half as loud, then goes back to normal, then the end is half as loud again. Not sure why that is. 

Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful and masterfully done! I would very much love to hear the complete suite once finished!

1 hour ago, Guardian25 said:

Beautiful and masterfully done! I would very much love to hear the complete suite once finished!

You're in luck 🙂