Bach Preludes and Fugues 1-12 Well Tempered Clavier, Book 1, PIANO + SCORE
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Bach Preludes and Fugues 1-12 (WTC Bk.1) in overhead keyboard view with score.
P1: 00:04
F1: 02:10
P2: 04:22
F2: 06:00
P3: 07:39
F3: 08:52
P4: 11:07
F4: 14:52
P5: 19:59
F5: 21:03
P6: 22:50
F6: 24:11
P7: 26:28
F7: 30:24
P8: 32:00
F8: 36:04
P9: 41:38
F9: 43:20
P10: 44:25
F10: 47:07
P11: 48:07
F11: 49:12
P12: 50:36
F12: 53:46
In these 12 Prelude and Fugue recordings I used the 4th harmonic pedal in resonance position only. The harmonic pedal was invented by Denis de La Rochefordière.
My Patreon link for those that like to support online content creation from as a little as 1$ a month - thank you! / paulbarton
The sheet music featured in this video is in the public domain and differs occasionally from my Tovey & Samuel edition, which I used in these recordings, published by the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music, which isn’t.
Download “Bach - Well Tempered Clavier” public domain sheet music from the IMSLP Music Library: goo.gl/8JXFdr
For us mobile users:
C Major
P1: 00:04
F1: 02:11
C Minor
P2: 04:22
F2: 06:00
C# Major
P3: 07:39
F3: 08:52
C# Minor
P4: 11:07
F4: 14:52
D Major
P5: 19:59
F5: 21:03
D Minor
P6: 22:50
F6: 24:11
Eb Major
P7: 26:28
F7: 30:24
Eb Minor
P8: 32:00
D# Minor
F8: 36:04
E Major
P9: 41:38
F9: 43:20
E Minor
P10: 44:25
F10: 47:07
F Major
P11: 48:07
F11: 49:12
F Minor
P12: 50:36
F12: 53:46
Adan M Thank you!
It is already in the description
@@denisstrakhov5437 not for mobile users.
Drake Kay I am an mobile user XD
Brendan Jacobi Sorry, learn english!!! I Hope, once you will learn it
The first prelude is so simple and pretty then Bach smacks you in the face with a 4 voice monster fugue
I don't play the piano but I think playing Bach fugues would be sooo confusing!
@@EsperantistoVolulo yeah, especially on the parts that you have to play multiple voices with one hand xD
Probably to confound his beginning students.
I know that first Fugue is so tricky and crazy in some measures/bars))
@@josephososkie3029 And his intermediate and advanced students as well!
Prélude 1: 00:04
Fuge 1: 02:10
Prélude 2: 04:22
Fuge 2: 06:00
Prélude 3: 07:39
Fuge 3: 08:52
Prélude 4: 11:07
Fuge 4: 14:52
Prélude 5: 19:59
Fuge 5: 21:03
Prélude 6: 22:50
Fuge 6: 24:11
Prélude 7: 26:28
Fuge 7: 30:24
Prélude 8: 32:00
Fuge 8: 36:04
Prélude 9: 41:38
Fuge 9: 43:20
Prélude 10: 44:25
Fuge 10: 47:07
Prélude 11: 48:07
Fuge 11: 49:12
Prélude 12: 50:36
Fuge 12: 53:46
Underrated, because it's so useful
Thank you
Omg I was looking for this thank you so much.
just fyi, no offense, but fugue is spelt fugue
Thank you!!
@@decafcoffee0935 depends on the language. Theres fugue, fuge, fuga,
Ah........a perfect way to spend a lazy Monday afternoon in retirement. Drinking Italian coffee and listening to this upload. Thank you. One of my cats is under my bed sleeping, so he may also approve of this playing.
Thank you for the lovely comment, Harry,!
My cats always go to sleep when I play The Well-Tempered Clavier.
Enjoy retirement my dude. I have another 20 years of work ahead of me: Classical music is the only way I'll survive :D
Dude this is life! Hope my retirement could be just as cozy. or could be playing these on my own on a white piano near the window :D
I'm also retired, but a biker. If I listen to this in the morning before I go out on the motorcycle, I can hear it playing in my mind, as I dance and weave through the Scottish countryside, bliss.
Dear Paul,
After enjoying several Bach recordings of Angela Hewitt, András Schiff, Glenn Gould, and others, I appreciated the beautiful variety of different interpretations. I am also a great admirer of your recordings. As a piano lover I feel extremely grateful for your willingness to take the time on sharing with us your wonderful recordings. Including the sheet music in your videos is very nice and the educational value of your recordings are immense.
Thank you for being a great artist and for the gift of your art!
(Please forgive my English, not my native language)
Best Regards,
Daniel
Tampoco nos vengas con tu autobiografía crack
That's okay. I could not tell you were not native until you mentioned it.
@123dx1 Yes, that is my name. I work at a bank firm. I enjoy partaking in the finer things of life. Those include good amounts of nutrition and a recording of Bach at night. After I've finished skinning my next victim I take a rejuvenating shower and perform a small set of exercises to maintain my fitness.
@@tommy7830 Sounds like the *life*!
I always love when people who produce perfect English sentences, not only by grammar, but also choice of words etc. apologize for their English.
Just considering how often natives butcher English, it's fun to see someone be very eloquent and simultaneously think their English sucks.
Your English is fine, it's alright to be confident! :)
Why I feel guilty for listening to this wonderful music for free? CZcams is the greatest thing on the internet.
Damond Barbee
Couldn’t agree more with you on that !! Proof that good things do exist in this world
I feel grateful. Meanwhile maybe it proves that the best things in life are free
well, bach is dead, would be a bit dumb paying
Technically it’s not free but I get your point, Bach is considered such a genius and his works are so pleasing to listen too🎵🎵🎵
I agree
47:07 OMG Bach really didn't have to go this hard but he did and I'm here for it 😩
I don't generally "rate" people when it comes to music or playing, but I don't remember ever opening a video from Paul and being disappointed. Even the pieces that I have disliked are usually justified by his playing. Definitely gonna add to my "chill" music collection, thanks so much for sharing.
Who needs antidepressants when you have Bach and red wine. The red wine has consequences, Bach has none except enduring love of music and enables strength from the depths of despair to carry on in all keys. In memory of my beloved beautiful son, murdered aged 18. I love you so much my Darling.
sensemaya1 I'm so sorry 💙 Bach is always where I go to remind myself that there are beautiful things on this earth, and his music helped me get through the loss of my wonderful best friend. May your son rest in peace.
She Elf Johnson Thank you for your kind thoughtful reply. It means a lot. And I share your grief over the loss of your wonderful friend. RIP 💔🎼🎹
Sensemaya1, I'm so sorry to hear that! Luckily you still enjoy Classical music since it can bring you peace. I hope your doing better now. ❤
sensemaya1, I wish you all the best.
@@michaelw.4469 Thank you. I'm beginning to accept he is gone but the pain never ends.
Bravo!
Paul, it’s very gracious of you to share your talent, passion, and inspiration with the community.
"Thank you" just doesn't seem to quite express the sentiment.
-Stephen
Thank you, Stephen, you are really kind and I appreciate it.
Everything about this video is great. The recording is brilliant, the audio is very good quality, the score on top is useful, there are great pieces by a great composer, and of course you play the pieces beautifully!
Sorry, but I have to confess that I mostly liked this comment because it was at 99 and I have OCD. It was asking to be rounded up.
Paul Barton is such a brilliant pianist, it’s so wonderful to have this, right here, on utube, to turn to at any time, such a pleasure! Thank you for giving this to the world!
Paul Barton, you are so fluent and play with so much ease. Qualities of a true piano professional.
Prelude 2 is so epic
It's like a train. BAM-ba-ba-ba-BAM-ba-ba....
Yess i playing
Epicisimo
@@JamesIdentity yes we have ears
@@jagp135 lol he knows
Ok, now that we have this, I can replace the old Sviatoslav Richter recordings in my library :D
Looking forward to hear the rest !
hello master!
You are far to kind to me! - You and my son share the same birthday.
Just to point out some things I think you need to know on the E flat minor prelude and fugue: in the prelude, you played an E natural at measure 18 on the soprano, It's an F natural. And there is a dotted quarter note in the bass at the last beat of measure 19, you played two quarter notes. In the fugue at measure 24 alto last beat, you played a E natural, it is a E sharp. Measure 52 you played an E sharp in the alto, it is an A sharp. Measure 73 The bass on the fourth beat, you didn't play the E natural. 73 you play a D sharp in the soprano, it is an F sharp. At the same measure, you played an E natural on the second beat, it is a E sharp, then an E natural. Just thought you wanted to know :)
He surely already knows, but some minor mistakes are okay when the interpretation is as good as his :)
.... and i thought i was the only nit-picker! :-)
prelude 1 seems so basic but it's so powerful. You really outlined the harmonic development, I love it. Too many times people think Bach is calculated and cold, but his message is so personnal and expressive. The older I get, the more I love Bach. Thanks for your interpretation, you made my day.
I really think the first piece was written to prove that on a well-tempered harpsichord you could move to any key or mode and stay in tune.
If they think Bach is cold they should listen to the Brandenburgs, notably No. 3
He's so good at playing fugues that it scares me a little.
Start by getting Prelude number 1 right, which many Concert pianuusts regularly fuck up, even though children can get it right . . .
@@jimsammann what do you mean? Did Paul mess up prelude 1
@@cat-zd3nt no. He meant that professional pianists mess up playing the prelude I , which I obviously don't agree to.
@@jimsammann please explain specifically. Thanks.
Haha, me too
Eu passo o dia inteiro escutando este incrível homem tocando... Pessoas assim que realmente me inspiram, pessoas que vivem o que acreditam, no estilo de vida que as fazem de verdade felicidades, pessoas que não vivem de aparências, mais vivem com amor, e tudo que elas fazem o amor é refletido, e eu posso sentir o amor das musica executadas pelo Paul Barton. Thank you Paul.
Bless you Paul Barton, playing Bach for all humanity - much needed now at this difficult stage of our lives in the pandemic 😷 and thanks to J. S. Bach who over the centuries sustains us like no bread can... thanks for the CZcams channel, delivering much needed food for thought
Thank you for this recording. The visual with the sheet music reveals how brilliant and miraculous Bach's music is.
Yes I love it!! I love how you play Bach straight forward with very little romanticism as it should be played. So often, I see artists try to add too much emotion to Bach but I feel that the notes and patterns and melodies create their own emotion.
The scholar interpretation of how Bach 'should be played like' is a very obscure and historically wrong perspective of the what were the notation possibilities of that time, it's pure anachronism. It's like saying that the violin partitas should be played without vibrato; there was not a canonical corpus to integrate those ornaments in the way settled already in the 19th century. There was more interpretation and less commandment.
This is quite a gorgeous rendition of the Preludes & Fugues. I prefer to play them on Harpsichord.
@@noriega6399 Did you mean "canonical corpus"? Canonic corpus only refers to canons, and what you're listening to are preludes and fugues, not canons.
@@gbarthg yes, thanks for the correction, I commented while on my phone and didn't pay much attention to the automatic keyboard.
@@gbarthg Ha ha. "Canonical.
1 : of, relating to, or forming a canon canonical scriptures. 2 : conforming to a general rule or acceptable procedure : orthodox His proposals were generally accepted as canonical.
4:22-6:00 i have to learn this omg, no matter what it takes
yes! let me know if you need help.
Its so hard to learn, especially the parts where your fingers get so close to each other.
Would be interesting how many hours, days or weeks u spend to learn a piece like prelude no2 cus ur play was just beautiful and perfect.
sry for bad english
NoName I know right? It's so cool, yet at points your fingers have to move fastly in between the black keys. But this is a prelude I definitely want to learn sometime.
You're in Luck! If I'm not mistaken, it's one of the easier preludes (granted all of them are challenging pieces).
Patrickann777 Same here! I've wanted to learn this for quite a while. I thought it may be difficult at first, but it's actually easy if you understand it though, however, I still am a bit unsettled as to whether it is truly easy or not. When I first saw the sheet music, I thought to myself, "This looks cool to play, let me try it" but I asked my piano instructor about it and he said there are some technical difficulties in it that I am not yet ready for or that I do not have the skill for.
So I'm putting it aside for now. But I hope to come back to it sooner or later and learn it fully. Even the fugue paired with it as well. But we all know how long *that* would take!
Have studied fugal procedure, listened and played for hours..this a first class rendition of these wonderful, historically significant pieces..thank you mr. Barton!
The timing, articulation, dynamics and voicing in all these is simply a feast for the ears! I absolutely love this set of performances! Thank you!
Yours are by far the interpretations of Bach that I like the most. Thank you for your generosity and sharing all your music.
Uncommon excellence displayed here. I particularly liked the C#-Minor and the F-Minor -- serene, contemplative, majestic, ascetic, deeply felt, prayerful realization bordering n the sublime to an extent rarely heard. Just beautiful.
The wonderful precision of Bach, so ably demonstrated in his music, comes to the fore with The Well Tempered Clavier. Just what's needed to carry us away from the ravages of this pandemic, which it seems, isn't going away anytime soon. Mr Barton, thank you.
Великая музыка и замечательное исполнение! Спасибо, что выкладываете свои чудесные и познавательные видео про свою семью! У Вас есть чему поучиться! Пишу из России. Дальнейших успехов и здоровья Вам, Вашей талантливой доченьке и всей Вашей семье!
I played six pieces when I was younger, and I remember that I was totally tired of them, but damn, now I love them all :b
I like you because yo play the piano and like kingkrule
I goy into Bach about five years ago when watching his harpsichord tunes on BBC4, and was very moved, now I find that I just love everything that Bach ever composed ❤❤
The best performance of the well tempered clavier by that gigantic genius J.S.Bach. Viewing the interpretation along with th score is simply SUPERB AND EXTRAORDINARY
Thank you! This music is like a river dancing and a prayer coming true and a child of my eye toddling towards me. Thank you!
Merci pour ce grand moment de sérénité et la remarquable présentation qui implique une écoute enrichissante.
Oi moça Bonita. Como você está hoje??
I don't understand music, I don't know how to read it... but this is so beautiful, I can't explain how I feel when I listen to classical music.. feels like I'm floating..
just doesn't get any better than this. absolutely excellent playing. an absolute pleasure to listen to this. It must have taken an monumental effort to obtain this level of expertise, and countless hours of practise. seriously hats off.
The simplicity of this song brings about it's beauty. Paul I really like the way that you used dynamics in this song, I love your work Paul you make the stuff that I already know much easier to perform, and what I'm learning you help me by leaps and bounds. thanks for shearing your gifts!!!
Paul, you are simply an amazing pianist! I don't think there is anything you can't play and you do it so very well! The more I listen to you play these Baroque works with the harmonic pedal, the more I like them! I enjoyed some Baroque works when young, but not all of them. They required so much focus and study that it was tough to sit still long enough for some of the more difficult works. However, I managed it (still like to pedal through some of them though....my teacher used to raise a brow and laugh, then get really serious and make me play it correctly, which I did) :-) Yeah, a rebel I know! Have a wonderful night and thanks for all the great music! ~Jackie
26:29 THOSE SEQUENCES !!! I love it.
Paul, you have make me cry, I sincerely thank you for that.
Paul, I have listened to Bach a great deal over the last 40 years, and I've listened to a great many artists over this time. Too many of them insist on asserting their own interpretation of the timing of these pieces.
Your rendition is such a relief after I've listened to others mangling the pieces. I'm sure I don't have to say that your playing of the preludes and fugues is close enough to flawless that it could, I think, be considered essentially perfect.
I've just listened to a (very talented otherwise) harpsichordist playing some of book 1. It left me so unsettled that I had to come back to your recording and listen to it again, just to straighten my universe. As I listen to this recording now again, I can sense the tension slowly receding from my shoulders. Expletive starting with 'f' required here - luckily I know about your recording.
Just for the record, I can also listen to Nikolayeva playing these (she is fantastic), and three or four others, but for the rest I generally I come away disappointed. In many cases I stop the playback after just a handful of bars.
Thanks for all the effort.
I’m learning some of this on the piano. I really want to play for my family but their not that supportive. They are always busy and just say its borning. They aren’t that interested. I wish! But good job playing this I loved it. Can’t wait to play like you!😍😃 you give me hope!!!
A fantastic addition to your many wonderful uploads, Paul. Watching your masterful hands for long periods of time is infinitely relaxing and a little hypnotic actually. So enjoyable and so appreciated.
Thank-you.
It's so hard to overstate just how impressive what this guy is doing is. Having studied Bach and many of the fugues played here, I have a deep appreciation for the skill it takes to play fugues in general. Most of the time the piano has something like melody and accompaniment, wherein one hand supports the other and therefore, usually, one hand is slightly easier to play than the other. That said, there are exceptions, wherein both hands are equally important. BUT THIS IS A WHOLE DIFFERENT LEVEL. In a fugue, it's not just as if both hands are equally important, but they are BOTH playing a lead melody line, at the same time. Two completely different things happening at the same time.
Except there's THREE to FOUR things happening at once, not two.
Just. Like. How. I'm not the best pianist in the world, but even practicing every day for six hours I genuinely don't know if I'll EVER be this good.
Thank you for making this video!! It’s so beautiful!
Paul Barton is singlehandedly making me want to learn more Bach.
I'd say he's doing it two-handedly. 👐😁
Excellent interpretations and performances. I'm doing major studies around voicing, and Bach is really one of the only enjoyable composers out there to help me see and understand the different use cases. It's amazing how talented this composer was. Other composers have flops, but I have yet to hear any "flops" from Bach. I don't know how he did it.
Bach genius was amazing. Just look at the music sheet in the Prelude part, look at how the pianist hands are practically still during all of it, and nevertheless the music is just heavenly.
SomeoneCommenting Yes, see how economical his movements are. He puts all his feelings through his fingers. I disagree with people who think players that act as if they are having an orgasum when they play are being passionate and full of feeling. That is nonsense. This is the way to play. Be as technically perfect as possible. The listeners will pick up on what is being expressed. No need to throw your body into a tizzy.
How economical is the movement of Mr. Barton's hands is a testament of his skill with the piano. It is the trademark of grand masters at their instruments, to make the absolute minimal movements while still sounding fantastic.
FINALLY
OH YEAH
Get out of here Chopin, this is the Bach show!
***** yo he is my hero
he hoo? o.0
Se sabe que Chopin acostumbraba (y aconsejaba) tocar algo de Bach, precisamente el Clave bien temperado, a manera de "calentamiento" antes de empezar a tocar.
YEAH! Complete WTC from Paul!
This is half WTC
Jack London You are 100% right 😂
CapitanDestroids ???
Música preciosa para descansar y relajar el espirítu. La grandeza de nuestro amigo Juan Sebastián Bach.
Amazing music rearranging my brain to the better. Thank you!
Sublime. The most beautifully cerebral and spiritual music ever created. Now I know what I'm going to have playing on my next acid trip! Absolute perfection.
God damn man, that third fugue brought me to tears. Haven't played that shit in years...
Thanks SO much! i was able to find the fugue my grandfather used to whistle, so missed.
Amazing...such talent....you must love what you do!
Can you imagine the mind of Bach? A man in HIS day and age with such otherworldly creations...he was not from this world.
vous aimez Bach ?
Huge and great work, very impressive, and above all, very musical.
Once again, congratulations Mister Barton.
I would love to see paul play some piano concertos with an orchestra as he can hang with the best of them!
good luck! I first heard this in a jazz version by Jaques Loussier -assumed the really far out bits were his improvisation but no , it was just as JSB wrote it .well worth a listen . you will find many treasures in this great work of 48 preludes and fugues.
Yes, Jagues Loussier. Jacues omer (spelling) Drs, & Pierre Michelot Bass. Saw them in Concert (Thebarton Town Hall, Adelaide, South Australia 1965). One of those nights you never forget. Most of the legit guys sound mechanical. That doesn't mean playing "Romantic"...just slow down & enjoy the tension & release of his cadences. J.S.Bach is the Grandfather of Modern Jazz pianists. And a Saint for Horn players who listen to him with open ears.
Wow. Well played. Thanks for posting--especially cool to see the hands in action with the score in view. Excellent.
Bach’s fugues are truly masterworks of pure genius on a technical level but they are also insanely tuneful. It really is wondrous to witness such mastery in motion when listening to them. Wonderful playing on these pieces as well. Great visual presentation to boot! You have yourself a new sub.
Mr Barton you played this work masterfully. I´m struggling against my heavy left hand and your voicing control inspires me and encourages me to become a better piano player little by little. Thank you very much for your valuable kindness of sharing your art with us. Greetings.
Man... I really want one of these pianos. They sound so good. Too bad I am broke...
Joshua Hunt Don’t waste your money on a Fuerich. It sucks.
@@Npvsp isn't feurich viennies?
@@Npvsp You must be deaf lol
I love that Fugue 7. Great video Mr Paul; I really enjoy seeing the music as well as the hands for each piece. Great learning tool!
Your playing... Breathtaking. Beyond the expression ability of every bit of the complimentary words in the whole universe. I just want to say that you are, sir, a great rare miracle of the nature. Thank you.
This is so symmetrical that whenever I have to pause it, I find myself hesitating until a section is complete. I never have the guts to interrupt the ever so pleasing flow. If I do, if I stop it before a section concludes, when I resume, I always have to go Bach.
I see what you did there
35:15
42:24
53:05
55:56
58:00
The counterpoints of fugue 2 is just perfect. BRILLIANT
Had the recent honor of seeing the entire book 1 performed by Jeremy Denk. Absolutely beautiful work and has a therapeutic effect.
The sheer amount of practice requiered for this
Your piano playing really inspired me to pick a couple of these songs for my audition to college. Thank you very much!
For quicker reference for searching for different keys:
P1 C: 00:04
F1 C: 02:10
P2 Cm: 04:22
F2 Cm: 06:00
P3 C#: 07:39
F3 C#: 08:52
P4 C#m: 11:07
F4 C#m: 14:52
P5 D: 19:59
F5 D: 21:03
P6 Dm: 22:50
F6 Dm: 24:11
P7 Eb: 26:28
F7 Eb: 30:24
P8 Ebm: 32:00
F8 Ebm: 36:04
P9 E: 41:38
F9 E: 43:20
P10 Em: 44:25
F10 Em: 47:07
P11 F: 48:07
F11 F: 49:12
P12 Fm: 50:36
F12 Fm: 53:46
Thank you, Paul. Your recordings make me feel so grateful.
Funny, I'm a professional pianist, but when I was in my early 20's all I liked to hear was rap and pop music. I'm glad that now in my early 30s I have grown far from those types of music and into classical genres. I can listen to this all day... something about classical that is so relaxing which other types of music do not fulfill
Sei un pianista fantastico ed un magnifico interprete del sublime Bach. Saluti
My favorite is by far Fugue 4. The moment at 17:38 gives me chills every time
Thank you, pleasure listening to you playing and following the score
Lovely Recordings man...admire your efforts and fluency
I just listened to this entire set from beginning to end. It's so beautifully done. Thank you Paul!
Superb. Paul is also an excellent teacher. First class!
I'm learning the C major fugue...
It is so hard. I am currently stuck on about 3:01-3:02, as I approach the very difficult finale of the first half.
It makes Rondo Alla Turca (a hard piece) feel easy.
But props to the man for making a great fugue out of a really basic key!
Its so funny how many people say that rondo alla turca is an easy peace. Any way how are you doing on the fugue?
@@myfairlady343 I finished it a while ago. Now I'm working on the C minor prelude and the main sonata that Rondo Alla Turca is part of (Sonata 11).
@@highgroundproductions8590 i'm working on beethovens firsto Sonata Op. 2 No. 1 its quite nice love the 2nd and 3rd movement
And i am thinking of picking up the 2nd prelude.
Thanks so much Paul for uploading this. You play these beautifully. The score on top make this video a really useful learning tool for me too.
Once, as an assignment, I had to transcribe and play a Bach fugue for guitar. It was difficult because the guitar is more limited in regards to how many notes can be played simultaneously.
That sounds incredibly difficult, way to go.
I'm one of the people who thinks Bach should never be played with pedal, but the harmonic pedal suited this work very well.
Dear Paul Barton, thank you so much for your Bach.
I've never seen F2 played so effortlessly before!
Glenn who? Truly amazing to have this birds-eye view of Book One.
A new level of metodology on studiyng Bach. Thanks Paul!
P1: 00:04
P2: 04:22
P3: 07:39
F3: 08:52
P6: 22:50
F7: 30:24
P10: 44:25
F10: 47:07
P11: 48:07
love the keyboard on the bottom and music on top
a piece of music Thank you so much. It's so good to hear each song.
음악 한 곡 정말 감사합니다. 모든 노래를 들을 수 있어서 너무 좋아요.
This is absolutely divine!! This is as close as one can get to Gould!! Thank you so much Paul!! 😁😁❤
as 8th fuga started i raised my eyebrows so high, so i felt my brain sucking into space. it was nearly a faint.
also, if you change 0:04 to 0:00 in description box, it will help to navigate.
Direct to Favorite.
I have been playing piano since the christmas before the pandemic and only since about march of 2022 I have started to realize that the WTC books are just masterpieces that resonate with me more than any other works that I have yet discovered. Sure, the chopin nocturnes, preludes and waltzes are incredible. So are the Beethoven sonatas. But these preludes and fugues hit different
Thank you for sharing, Paul -- beautifully played, and inspiring!
Thank you, Mark.
Thanks for posting it! I 'm begining to study music and this video it's so stimulating. Such a great music with the possibility to read the score even watch the fingers playing it!
As I watch, I want to click the up-vote button over and over. Really excellent work.
You play very well, we can hear the differents voices, great
Muito Grato, Paul Barton! Apreciando, aprendendo, estudando!
Its amazing to watch the fingerings so clearly.