Music in the Baroque Era¶
Bukofzer, M. F. (1947). Music in the Baroque Era: From Monteverdi to Bach. W. W. Norton.
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- Baroque ground bass — an unchanging bass cycle beneath melody growing in complexity each pass, as in Pachelbel's Canon in D, Purcell's Dido's Lament, and Bach's Crucifixus
This sourceBukofzer's survey of the baroque era, which treats the ground-bass convention (a recurring bass under variation) and the works of Pachelbel.
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“Galilei set two strikingly expressive texts, the [lament] of Ugolino from the Divine Comedy and a passage”
- Baroque ground bass — an unchanging bass cycle beneath melody growing in complexity each pass, as in Pachelbel's Canon in D, Purcell's Dido's Lament, and Bach's Crucifixus
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