Welcome to Try This! Your weekly exploration of musical patterns and partimenti rules. Let’s Play! This week we are going to play with two basslines using the ① ④ ⑤ ①. Here’s the process both of these basslines: Bassline 1 Bassline 2 Share This! If you know anyone who you might like Try This!, please […]
Partimenti Here is my completed realization of Zingerelli’s first partimento. I kept this realization really simple, but it’s still tuneful and develops the opening idea. You’ll notice a couple things: Try It! and Get a Free Partimenti Lesson You’ve seen my realization, try one yourself. Grab a sheet of manuscript paper or copy the bassline
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Partimenti Workshop 2025: Open for Registration! I want to let you know that the Partimenti Workshop 2025 is now open for enrolment! This workshop will get your musical creativity flowing, give you reliable and practical tools to improvise, compose, and understand music, and help you trust your musical ideas. Partimenti This week we are going to continue
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The short answer: pretty much any musician!
Composers, improvisers, conductors, pianists, instrumental and vocal teachers, church musicians, pianists, cellists, trumpet players, instrumentalists of all stripes, ensemble and solo singers, let’s break it down to see just a few of the benefits different kinds of musicians might gain from working with partimenti.
