136: Peter Schubert (Baroque Counterpoint and Fugue) 

0:00 Start 1:39 Some background to Professor Schubert's Baroque counterpoint book 4:05 What was the reaction to your Modal Counterpoint book and what motivated to write the 1st edition of your Baroque Counterpoint book? 7:41 Why did the Baroque counterpoint book go out of print? 10:46 When did you hear about partimento? 12:13 Bernardo Pasquini example lesson 15:26 Example lesson 7.P5 28:59 Example lesson 8.P1 39:44 Example lesson 10.9b (Handel) 47:10 Example lesson 10.P1 58:35 On not having to be a genius to learning fugues 1:00:05 How would someone have learned fugal writing 20-30 years ago? 1:01:45 Talking about Bernardo Pasquini 1:03:42 Talking about Handel 1:05:04 Talking about Fenaroli 1:06:01 Talking about Marpurg 1:07:50 Talking about Kirnberger 1:08:38 Unfigured Partimenti basses vs figured basses 1:10:33 On renaissance music theory still influencing Baroque practice 1:13:21 Can an adult learn how to compose, improvise, counterpoint or is it too late? 1:15:59 Professor John Mortensen's visit to McGill 1:16:33 What kind of music do you like to listen to for pleasure? 1:17:54 Revoicing drumming patterns as a form of counterpoint 1:19:03 Wrapping Up

Thanks so much for doing this despite the small viewership. I knew about Prof Schubert's book for a while and even looked at it in the library at McGill where he teaches. However, I didn't know there was a new edition coming out, and it's even more affordable than the older edition! On side note, you seem to use the same Vivaldi that Jordan Peterson used/uses as an intro and outtro before he signed with Daily Wire.

Thank you for a great show. Looking forward to his books!

43:00 - lovely story about Nadia Boulanger ❤

love that Peter is turned on to modern music. There's a lot of great counterpoint going on. He would love Apex twin if he doesn't already!

Currently $1700 on Amazon, but am looking forward to buying it once it is back in print.

thanks!

Why is his book on Baroque counterpoint still so expensive? I just checked on Amazon and it’s over $200!

Please provide the PDF of Peter Schubert's Baroque counterpoint book.

Is the modal counterpoint book like a pre-req for the Baroque counterpoint book, or it's fine diving into the Baroque book? Enjoyed the example lesson in this one!