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 How do you approach baroque music?
Author: SarahC 
Date:   2016-12-05 00:30

Hi all. Question I have been pondering for a while. With chalemeax and clarinet treatises few in number... And rudely not in English (how dare they!) I find myself wondering how to approach baroque works.

I notice all the collections for grade 1-5 clarinet I have include similar choices of baroque pieces, borrowed from flute and harpsichord repertoire.

But when playing these sort of pieces on clarinet, do u take a more legato approach, or do u attempt to apply the principles of baroque articulation (flute, oboe, recorder) to your playing?

I realise that the limited we know is that playing in those days was much more articulated, even on the chalumeax, but that is as much clarity on the issue I can find. (read Lawson's books and rices one.. As they kindly wrote in English for me)

And I realise I am not playing a baroque instrument, or an instrument with much similarity in tone to its baroque counterpart at all, therefore how do I approach playing that sort of repertoire?

Thanks in advance.
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