Baroque Improvisation Techniques: On modes of Improvising
I'm (finally!) going to post some sort of regular tips related to baroque improvisation, here is the first video. I show some sort of classification of thinking-modes during improvisation, that can help us structure the upcoming discussions and tips: I've also written a summary on my blog at: https://borogrove.org/ For now, the blog is quite empty, but I expect to post thing there that could be more difficult to just talk about in a video (for instance, if I need a written diagram, music score, etc..). I hope you enjoy! I have recorded the first followup discussion video already, so it should come in just a few days at most :-) Cheers!

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Baroque Improvisation Techniques: Speaking I

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A few technical exercises for baroque improvisation

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Partimento - Training the Maestri

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A second little stream of baroque improvisations ;-)

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One of the most versatile and simple bass lines for improvisation

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Simple baroque improvisation exercises

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Tibetan Healing Sounds for Mind, Body & Soul | Relaxation, Sleep & Inner Peace

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Baroque Improvisation: How to Steal from Bach Inventions, ep.0

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How to improvise like Debussy with three chords

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Corelli's Double Cadence - Patterns, Partimento and more

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Improvisation around 1600 - Introduction

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Ep5. Basic Improvisation Structures in Baroque Style

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Midnight livestream of baroque piano improvisations

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Some french baroque improvised variations

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What I Learned by Transcribing a Methodical Fugue by L. Schick

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Composition 102: Harmonic Planing

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My Son-In-Law Has No Idea I Own The Company He Works For As CEO. Dad Journey.

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Back to baroque piano improvisations

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