Definitions

1. Keyboard Music is a software, which allows you to use your computer keyboard to play musical instruments.
2. Keyboard music is more versatile and interesting than ever, and the possibilities will only continue growing.

Harpsichord Music

1. KEYBOARD MUSIC The Piano Organ and harpsichord music, which were popular in past eras, began to diminish in importance. (Web site)

Classical Music Era

1. The Alberti bass was used by many later composers, and it became an important element in much keyboard music of the Classical music era. (Web site)

Music Literature

1. For her, he composed keyboard music that ended up as Scarlatti’s greatest contribution to music literature. (Web site)

Style

1. Soon thereafter the style was adopted in keyboard music. (Web site)

Researching

1. Researching and recordings of the vocal and keyboard music of the Italian composer Alessandro Scarlatti.

Baroque Era

1. His style influenced German keyboard music during the baroque era. (Web site)

Merulo

1. Merulo is famous for his keyboard music. (Web site)

Sonatas

1. During this period he wrote much of his chamber music; violin concertos, sonatas, keyboard music, etc. (Web site)
2. He also wrote a few sonatas and some keyboard music, including pieces meant for keyboard instruction. (Web site)

Dance Movements

1. Also on this DVD is a lecture on the history of Baroque dance and the relationship between dance movements and the performance of keyboard music.

Organists

1. Liuwe Tamminga, one of the organists of the San Petronio in Bologna, devoted his recital to one of the genres of keyboard music, the canarios.

Harpsichord

1. In addition to his many cantatas and one Mass, Bach wrote orchestral suites, concertos, and much keyboard music for organ and harpsichord.

Couperin

1. Johannes Brahms 's piano music was influenced by the keyboard music of Couperin. (Web site)

Extremely Influential

1. He was extremely influential in the development of keyboard music, especially in Spain, Portugal and England, through his individual style.

Baroque Period

1. He was an important figure from the Baroque period who is now seen as central in the development of both keyboard music and Protestant church music. (Web site)

Johann Sebastian Bach

1. He was particularly renowned as an interpreter of the keyboard music of Johann Sebastian Bach. (Web site)

Music

1. Originally the term sonata (played music) was used as opposed to cantata (sung music) and toccata (keyboard music).
2. The Baroque period saw a huge wealth of instrumental music, particularly keyboard music, in which the suite came to play an important part. (Web site)

Sacred Works

1. Thus, his output in Portugal is comprised almost entirely of sacred works, serenatas for royal festivities, and keyboard music for teaching purposes.

Works

1. His instrumental works include concertos and sinfonias for orchestra and an enormous amount of keyboard music, for both organ and harpsichord.

Frescobaldi

1. Although this idea was not new (it was used by, for example, Giulio Caccini), Frescobaldi was among the first to popularize it in keyboard music. (Web site)
2. Contemporary critics acknowledged Frescobaldi as the single greatest trendsetter of keyboard music of their time. (Web site)

Keyboard Music

1. Fanny Mendelssohn, sister of Felix Mendelssohn, introduced the keyboard music of Johann Sebastian Bach to Gounod, who came to revere Bach.
2. Scarlatti was an Italian composer and virtuoso harpsichordist of the Baroque era who was extremely influential in the development of keyboard music.
3. It has become stylish among hard-rock enthusiasts and musicians to adopt an attitude of scorn and derision towards keyboardists and keyboard music.

Categories

1. Frescobaldi
2. Piano Music
3. Sacred Works
4. Music > Composers > German Composers > Johann Sebastian Bach
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