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Baroque Events This Week in London
10 baroque events in London this week (29 Sep-4 Oct): The English Concert at Westminster Abbey (Wed) + 9 more dates. Updated daily.
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Baroque Events This Week · London
WED 30 SEP
THU 1 OCT
FRI 2 OCT
SAT 3 OCT
SUN 4 OCT
Sound profile
An underground, organic sound.
energy
45
danceability
40
valence
55
grit
15
organicness
100
commerciality
20
tempo
45
vocality
50
About Baroque
Emerging in Europe between 1600 and 1750, Baroque music succeeded the Renaissance and established the foundations of the Common Practice Era. It is defined by the use of basso continuo, complex counterpoint, and ornate melodic embellishments performed on period instruments like the harpsichord, pipe organ, and lute. Rhythmically, the genre often employs a persistent, motoric pulse, while its emotional character varies from somber religious devotion to grandiose, festive exuberance through the use of terraced dynamics. As a precursor to the Classical period, Baroque music transitioned from modal to tonal harmony, profoundly influencing the structural development of operas, concertos, and sonatas through its innovative emphasis on dramatic contrast and virtuosity.
Also known as: Baroque Music
Parent genre:Classical
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Mood lists 10 baroque events in London this week (29 Sep-4 Oct): The English Concert at Westminster Abbey (Wed) + 9 more dates. Each listing shows the venue, lineup and a direct ticket link; the calendar is updated daily.
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Emerging in Europe between 1600 and 1750, Baroque music succeeded the Renaissance and established the foundations of the Common Practice Era. It is defined by the use of basso continuo, complex counterpoint, and ornate melodic embellishments performed on period instruments like the harpsichord, pipe organ, and lute. Rhythmically, the genre often employs a persistent, motoric pulse, while its emotional character varies from somber religious devotion to grandiose, festive exuberance through the us…
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