By
Johann Sebastian Bach
Bach's Flute Partita in A Minor, BWV 1013, is a composition from 1713, featuring a structure of four traditional Baroque dance movements: Allemande, Courante, Sarabande, and Bourrée Anglaise. Bach's inspiration for this work lies in the convention of creating suites or partitas that integrated popular dance forms of the time, reflecting the standard for solo instrumental compositions during the Baroque period.
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by:
Rachel Brown
The contrast between the four movements, Rachel Brown tells us, is what makes it great. In this course, she speaks at length about the unique character of each movement and what we can learn from other repertoire of the time period to play this music authentically.
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