Who are ground base composers?

Ground base composers are music composers who write for the ground bass instrument. The ground bass is a musical term used to describe a repeated bass line that provides the foundation for a composition. Ground base composers often use the ground bass as the basis for improvisation and variation.

Some of the most famous ground base composers include:

* Johann Sebastian Bach

* George Frideric Handel

* Domenico Scarlatti

* Jean-Baptiste Lully

* Marc-Antoine Charpentier

These composers wrote ground bass compositions for a variety of instruments, including the harpsichord, organ, lute, and guitar. Their ground bass compositions are often considered to be some of the most beautiful and complex music of the Baroque era.

Ground bass compositions are still written by composers today, although they are not as common as they were during the Baroque era. Some contemporary ground base composers include:

* John Cage

* Philip Glass

* Steve Reich

* Terry Riley

* LaMonte Young

These composers use the ground bass as a way to explore new and innovative musical ideas. Their ground bass compositions are often experimental and challenging, but they can also be very rewarding.