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Baroque

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Baroque is a branch of the Classical / Art Music family, with its own performance and recording traditions.

The clearest way to understand Baroque is to hear how its rhythm, timbre and performance language change across artists and recordings.

Begin with Richard Stamp.

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main styleRichard StampBaroque and Richard Stamp share an artist-to-genre connection.
belongs toClassical / Art MusicBaroque is a subgenre of Classical / Art Music.
genreConcerto for Cello in A minor, RV 419: II. AndanteConcerto for Cello in A minor, RV 419: II. Andante is connected with Baroque.
genreConcerto for Cello in A minor, RV 418: III. AllegroConcerto for Cello in A minor, RV 418: III. Allegro is connected with Baroque.
genreConcerto for Cello in E-flat, RV 408: III. AllegroConcerto for Cello in E-flat, RV 408: III. Allegro is connected with Baroque.
genreConcerto for Cello in G minor, RV 416: I. AllegroConcerto for Cello in G minor, RV 416: I. Allegro is connected with Baroque.
genreConcerto for Cello in G, RV 413: II. LargoConcerto for Cello in G, RV 413: II. Largo is connected with Baroque.

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