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Dear Professor Mento,
I read the description of your materials at the website mentioned in
this post. I am interested in the possibility of using them to develop my
capabilities and need to ask your advice about where to begin. I am an
organist whose primary interests are music from before 1750 and from after
1950. My training and skills are limited. I have a good instrument.
As your first volume consists of topics with which I'm familiar, would
Volume 2 be an appropriate starting point? What little I know about
continuo is largely confined to its theoretical underpinnings.
Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Selmer Moen
On May 9, 2017 8:10 AM, "Frank Mento" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Volume 10 (10th year of instrumental study) of the Online Harpsichord
> Method is now available. In this volume which crowns this method, we
> discuss the English Virginalists, Sweelinck and the North German School,
> the Early Italian Baroque, French Classicism, and Figured Notation in Basso
> Continuo. We play major works by Byrd, Sweelinck, Scheidt, Frescobaldi,
> J.S. Bach, as well as a complete « ordre » by François Couperin and a
> complete suite by Rameau. You can take a look at the previews here :
> http://harpsichord-method.com
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