Spanish Baroque

Spanish Baroque music is a style of music that originated in Spain during the 17th and 18th centuries. It is characterized by its ornate and often complex melodic and harmonic structures, as well as its use of instruments such as the guitar, harpsichord, and organ. Spanish Baroque music often features a strong rhythmic drive, and is often highly ornamented. It is also known for its use of counterpoint and its frequent use of dance forms such as the minuet and the sarabande.