Performed entirely within VCV Rack using only free modules from the library, I attempted an adaptation of the choral version of the very famous Baroque sarabande published in 1733 by Georg Friedrich Haendel.
(In 1975, Stanley Kubrick used it as the main soundtrack for his film Barry Lyndon).
Note that each subset of the patch has been labeled to facilitate analysis of its structure.
NOTE: An error in the uploaded file has been corrected (after the 11th download). My apologies.
Here is the list of modules used:
– Piano Roll, SEQ Adapter (RCM)
– Interea (modular forsitan)
– M16 (docB)
– Merc8or (artificial colors)
– Chorus, Ensemble, Wavetable VCO (Surge XT)
– XFX Wave (Blamsoft)
– Null Cable (Venom)
– Merge, Octave, VCA, Audio 2 (VCV Rack Fundamentals)
– ST-VCA (Ouroboros Industries)
– MixMasterJr (MindMeld)
– Sum8 (ML Modules):
– Clkd (Impromptu)
– MergeSplit4, PolyMergeResplit (Large)
– Countdown, Gate Modifier (Count Modula)
– ADDR-SEQ, ASX, ADSR, LLFO, LVCF, LVCO, MIX1 (Bogaudio)
– EQ Filter (Audible Instruments)
– Airwindows Suite for Rack (Airwindows)
– TriggersMKIII (AS)

Damn, man! This is incredibly good! Kudos to you!
@skwareuawe, Thank you so much for your comment! I’m really happy you liked it.