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Matteo Carcassi - Caprice No. 1 Op. 26 in C Major

Matteo Carcassi, famous in first place for his 25 Studies op. 60, left us a series of 6 Caprices: we would expect something brilliant like Paganini, fast pieces, stunning runs and all kind of surprising artistry. What we actually find here is different, but nevertheless interesting: employing the most common playing technique of the period, the arpeggio, Carcassi invents pieces in a free form, that are both outside the norm of simple chordal accompaniment and still very tricky for it's hidden melodies while still accessible technically. Go to my performance at 18:35, if you don't know the piece yet. No. 1 in C-Major opens the series: find the score and analysis in my dropbox for newsletter-subscribers (link for subscribing under this description). 00:00 Intro 00:36 Definition: Capriccio or Caprice 01:32 Carcassi’s Arpeggio Capriccioso? Looking for Melody 02:29 The First Section: Method of Analysis and The Harmonic Rhythm 03:49 Bar 1 and 2: Counterpoint in Chord Progression 06:04 Building The Musical Interpretation 06:54 Bars 3 and 4: More Suspensions 08:29 The Second Phrase (Bars 5-8): Chord Harmony by Melodic Voice Leading 10:57 The Form Undisclosed By The Analysis 11:45 Quickly Going Threw The Caprice: A’-Section 12:28 B-Section: Highlighting Different Voices And Developing The Material 15:05 The Finale: Dynamics Underline Both Form And Melodic Conversation 16:56 The FF-Weak-Up-Joke 17:20 Concluding Comments: Carcassi’s and Sor’s Approach in Composing for Amateurs 18:35 Performance on a N.G Ries (1840), Replica by Bernd Kresse ============================= for free pdf, subscribe to my newsletter: http://eepurl.com/iC22SU joachimgeisslermusic@gmail.com   / joachim.geissler.1