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How did musicians learn to improvise at the time of Frescobaldi?
Cadences of Spiridione are the right way for developing your improvisation skills in 16th century stile!
Spiridione Cadence 2nd is different than the 1st one!
It is based on a 6 step scale (an Hexachord) Ut Re Mi Fa Sol La and than a double cadence with the unprepared dissonance.
Spiridione Cadence 2nd is different than the 1st one!
It is based on a 6ths step scale (an Hexachord) Ut Re Mi Fa Sol La and than a double cadence with the unprepared dissonance.
Spiridione Cadence 2nd is different than the 1st one!
It is based on a 6ths step scale (an Hexachord) Ut Re Mi Fa Sol La and than a double cadence with the unprepared dissonance.
Spiridione Cadence 2nd is different than the 1st one!
It is based on a 6ths step scale (an Hexachord) Ut Re Mi Fa Sol La and than a double cadence with the unprepared dissonance.
Spiridione Cadence 2nd is different than the 1st one!
It is based on a 6ths step scale (an Hexachord) Ut Re Mi Fa Sol La and than a double cadence with the unprepared dissonance.
The 5th variation is an early version of the “Monte”, one of the most important Galant Schemata of the 18th century!
Spiridione Cadence 2nd is different than the 1st one!
It is based on a 6ths step scale (an Hexachord) Ut Re Mi Fa Sol La and than a double cadence with the unprepared dissonance.
The 5th variation is an early version of the “Monte”, one of the most important Galant Schemata of the 18th century!
Spiridione Cadence 2nd is different than the 1st one!
It is based on a 6ths step scale (an Hexachord) Ut Re Mi Fa Sol La and than a double cadence with the unprepared dissonance.
The 5th variation is an early version of the “Monte”, one of the most important Galant Schemata of the 18th century!
Spiridione Cadence 2nd is different than the 1st one!
It is based on a 6ths step scale (an Hexachord) Ut Re Mi Fa Sol La and than a double cadence with the unprepared dissonance.
The 5th variation is an early version of the “Monte”, one of the most important Galant Schemata of the 18th century!
Spiridione Cadence 2nd is different than the 1st one!
It is based on a 6ths step scale (an Hexachord) Ut Re Mi Fa Sol La and than a double cadence with the unprepared dissonance.
The 5th variation is an early version of the “Monte”, one of the most important Galant Schemata of the 18th century!
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