

131: Johannes Menke
13 snips Aug 30, 2021
Professor Johannes Menke joins the podcast to discuss the French Baroque Style, Satzmodelle in 17th-century French music, the unique identity of French music in the 17th and 18th centuries, exploring the recognition of Italian and French composers, the concept of Satsmodel in French Baroque Style, limitations of Basso Continuo, the reception and future of Satsmodel and Thoroughbass in music education in Germany, exploring the Hexacordal 18th Century Italian Sulfegeo Method of Ear Training, the influence of Partimento and Satsmodel pedagogy on Bach, and the value of learning Partimento and pursuing composition.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Unique Identity of French Music in the 17th and 18th Centuries
02:07 • 12min
Exploring the Recognition of Italian and French Composers
13:39 • 2min
Stylistic Approaches and the Rule of the Octave
15:47 • 6min
The Concept of Satsmodel in French Baroque Style
21:57 • 20min
Limitations of Basso Continuo
42:26 • 4min
The Reception and Future of Satsmodel and Thoroughbass in Music Education in Germany
46:24 • 13min
Exploring the Hexacordal 18th Century Italian Sulfegeo Method of Ear Training
59:46 • 2min
The Influence of Partimento and Satsmodel Pedagogy on Bach
01:01:25 • 19min
The Value of Learning Partimento and Pursuing Composition
01:20:05 • 3min