Analyzing Mozart with Roman Numerals #musictheory #musiceducation #classicalmusic @NikhilHoganShow

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Professor Ewald Demeyere speaks about the challenges of analyzing 18th-century music like Mozart with 19th-century tools like Roman Numeral Analysis.

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188: John Salmon (Classical Improvisation on the Piano, Why Classical Improvisation Died, Werktreue)

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The idea of being a pianist-composer began to evaporate in the 19th-century (feat. John Salmon)

Joshua Rifkin describes how he discovered One Voice Per Part

Reacting to Ioana Ilies improvisation dedication

A famous example of an authentic written out basso continuo accompaniment (feat. Giulia Nuti)

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185: Michael R. Dodds (From Modes to Keys in Early Modern Music Theory)