How To: Improvising Fugue on a Subject by G.F. Händel

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Chapters 00:00 Intro 02:32 On Händel's Fugue Subject 02:57 Essential 2-Voice c.p. 03:50 Three part c.p. Essentials 05:10 Modulating Exercises / Subject Combos 06:27 Flamboyant / Chromatic Harmonisations 08:03 Exposition Scenarios 09:14 „Choreography of Tricks“ 09:53 Off-sheet Fugue in A Minor 11:15 Off-sheet Fugue in F Major 12:25 Händel's Partimento and Leonard Schick's Realizations 13:09 Organ-Realization No. 1 (Manual) 14:41 Organ-Realization No. 2 (Pleno / Pedal)

[@d_rivadeneyra]

I was already missing your videos!

[@flowey3956]

NEVER CLICKED FASTER

[@danilo.mondaca]

Great Video, love the manual sound in Leo's realization and your F major realization

[@fergusbyett8088]

Just when I thought this channel couldn't get any better

[@TimondeNood]

Sooo good and very instructive! Thank you 🙏

[@MusicaAngela]

This was awesome! The material is so well presented and I’m grateful also to have the PDFs and your opinions and advice via Patreon. Thank you also to Leonard Schick for the realizations on Organ. The Pleno sound was glorious! I’m just finishing writing my first fugue so this couldn’t be more well timed. What a huge leap it is to be able to improvise one!

[@paralysisbyanalysis2287]

Excellent breakdown of an improvised fugue, and a pretty catchy subject... well done!

[@Margarito_B]

Amazing video as always ❤

[@feliperodriguezbarrera]

Muchas gracias!

[@dariamichirin1063]

Amazing!! 👏👏👏

[@grocheo1]

Thanks

[@goscinnydyrygent]

Bravissimo!!

[@bernnt7270]

Faszinierend

[@rudigerk]

Hey Max Reger wasn't wrong, allegedly he wrote the whole Orchestral Fugue for his Hiller Variations op.100 in a single Day during a Trainride. For sure he was one of the greatest Workaholics in Music History.

[@en-blanc-et-noir]

...one of the greatest workaholics in music history for sure! I was halfway joking, I actually find him a very fascinating person... but it's clear that he wrote a lot just for the publishers or produced music with the sheer intent to spread his name... With all due respect: he doesn't seem to me like a very self critical writer, there is some impressive works (some of them driven my megalomaniac delusion) but there's as well a lot of stuff that's just uncanny, edgy for the sake of being edgy and on the other hand a lot of stuff that to me seems aesthetically glossy/superficial/naive to a degree that's beyond of what I'm willing to tolerate (especially among his piano music and Lieder). But there's of course some real master pieces like Op. 135b, as well as some individual string quartet movements and symphonic pieces that demonstrate authentic expression and impressive construction (that is my personal opinion). And then you have the stories from the pub like the one passed down by Max Brod... an unfathomable person for sure... but this kind of individual is prone to being made fun of, because in a certain way he was just such a try hard :DDD

[@pratticamusica]

Nice video! Where can I find the Lessons of princes Ane's manuscript? I've been searching for the intire internet hehe

[@namor_onac]

Great video! I wonder if Händel changed the subject's head on purpose or accidentally in the later entries of the partimento.

[@gabrielakochmusic]

❤ 🐕

[@user-wn1jf7pg6x]

Please accept me as your student 😢😢😢

[@pjbpiano]

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