Music at the Piano: Op. 1 No. 17 Minuetto Allegretto in D Major from "24 Short and Easy Pieces"
An instructional video for Op. 1 No. 17 in D major from "24 Short and Easy Pieces" by Alexander Reinagle. Reinagle originally composed these pieces for his keyboard students in Glasgow, Scotland, and brought them with him to the United States in 1786. In this video I include strategies for learning that include studying the harmonies the composer used. The "Reinagle Minute" covers a bit of biographical information about his initial appearances in Philadelphia. Chapters includ;e: 00:00 The Video Introduction and Overview 00:57 Performance with the Score View 02:04 Going over the Harmonic Structure 04:18 Using Solfège to Master the right hand melody 08:24 Performance with Keyboard View 09:32 Reinagle Minute--his first performances in Philadelphia

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