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The Passamezzo is a renaissance dance. There are two common chord progressions, of which I'm using the following:
Gm-F-Gm-D Bb-Eb-Ab/D-G (ok, that Ab is not entirely authentic). This is played by a recorder ensemble consisting of soprano, two altos, two tenors, two basses, great bass. I'm using my consort of Kueng baroque instruments. (I don't have a great bass; that's a tenor with a pitch shifter. Harumpf.)
I know that this recording is not perfect. Once I write out the score and straighten out a couple of blemishes in the arrangement I'll rerecord it a bit better.
Here's the score if you want to follow along: http://www.eijkhout.net/tmp/passamezzo.pdf
Gm-F-Gm-D Bb-Eb-Ab/D-G (ok, that Ab is not entirely authentic). This is played by a recorder ensemble consisting of soprano, two altos, two tenors, two basses, great bass. I'm using my consort of Kueng baroque instruments. (I don't have a great bass; that's a tenor with a pitch shifter. Harumpf.)
I know that this recording is not perfect. Once I write out the score and straighten out a couple of blemishes in the arrangement I'll rerecord it a bit better.
Here's the score if you want to follow along: http://www.eijkhout.net/tmp/passamezzo.pdf
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awigze
always love to hear a recorder ensemble. It takes more than skill to finesse each note like that. nicely done.