The Hidden Secret of Musical Codes in 18th Century Music with Dr. Antonella Di Giulio
Kick-Off: Mozart & Haydn - Music from the 18th Century
When we study a new piece of music, we do not really think that we are actually decoding a message that a composer has encrypted, right? But what if we would learn how to actually interpret this message?
In this Livestream, we will talk about hidden musical codes and how to discover the secrets behind a musical piece written in the 18th century
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I‘m planning to study Mozart Sonata No 12 in F-Major KV 332. Can‘t wait to start.
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Roy was asking in the Livestream if the Galant style was receiving the same criticism that contemporary music is receiving today: I am sorry, I did not see the question until later. Probably not. Musicians were paid by the aristocracy to compose music that would please them.
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And this is the child prodigy who has been trained like Mozart... https://www.cbsnews.com/video/60-minutes-archives-alma-deutscher-british-music-prodigy/
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Certainly, it's going to be a great classical month! I have decided to learn a Haydn Sonata Hob. XVI: 34 in E minor, beautiful music full of wonderful details.
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I want to participate with Mozart sonata in D major K311
I've been working on this piece for like a month and I have roughly learned the notes for the whole thing. Now working on refining and memorizing the 1st mv. I want to do it really well, because I chose this for my exam!
So this challenge comes at a good timing for me to continue with my original plan while doing with everyone else would be extra fun!
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I will learn the “Adagio” of Mozart K280 for the challenge. I will also learn the “Allegro assai”, but it is doubtful I will get it up to tempo by the end of the challenge time as I am working on other music already.