128-Form and Analysis Pt.5-Baroque Forms

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128-Form and Analysis Pt.5-Baroque Forms

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Continuing our discussion from Ep.114, we will now focus on some of the more widely known forms of the Baroque period (1600-1750 CE). We will discuss the church and chamber sonatas, the French overture, the dance suites and the fugue, just to name a few.

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