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#ClassicsaDay #Strings Week 2
The #ClassicsaDay challenge for this month is to post examples of string orchestra works. No brass, winds, or percussion allowed!
#ClassicsaDay #Strings Week 1
The #ClassicsaDay challenge for this month is to post examples of string orchestra works. No brass, winds, or percussion allowed!
#ClassicsaDay #Divertimento Week 5
The only thing any of these selections have in common is the title: divertimento. Here are my selections for the fifth and final week of the #ClassicsaDay challenge, #Divertimento
#ClassicsaDay #Divertimento Week 4
I quickly discovered that every composer had a different idea of what "light in character" meant. The only thing any of these selections have in common is the title: divertimento.
#ClassicsaDay #Divertimento Week 3
For October, the challenge is to post videos of divertimentos written by classical composers.
#ClassicsaDay #Divertimento Week 2
#ClassicsaDay #Divertimento Week 1
For October, the challenge is to post videos of divertimentos written by classical composers.
Seems straightforward enough. However I quickly discovered that every composer had a different idea of what "light in character" meant.
#ClassicsaDay #AltBaroque Week 4
Many composers contributed to that development -- many more than the Big Three. Here are my posts for this #AltClassical challenge. For the fourth and final week, I picked some unusual composers.
#ClassicsaDay #AltBaroque Week 3
Here are my posts for this #AltClassical challenge. For the third week, I focused on composers of the Middle Baroque, running from about 1680 to 1705.
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