Tonebase Bach Stage
This thread is dedicated to J.S. Bach keyboard music. We would like to renew the inspiring spirit of the old thread "Group-Journey through J.S. Bach" based on the inventions and extend to the entire Bach repertoire: inventions, preludes, fugues, toccatas, dances of the Suites and Partitas...
This is for everyone who wants to join!
We can enjoy Bach music together and motivate each other in the process of learning and practicing it!
"I begin every day with Bach - usually for about an hour. I used to torture myself with Czerny, which of course wasn't exactly stimulating for the mind. On the other hand, it teaches you the fingering for a B flat major scale, chromatic thirds, and so on. The daily grind of learning. Later, I discovered that I could get my 'training' under way better with Bach - a refreshment for the body, soul and spirit". (András Schiff, Music Comes Out of Silence, p. 21)
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Hello my wonderful Tonebase Bach piano friends! I cannot describe how thrilled I am to join you in posting a video here. My very first in this thread and surely not the last- Prelude and Fugue in G major, from the Well-Tempered Clavier, Book II
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The three-part invention nº5 in E flat major (BWV 791) is that kind of Bach piece that when you have finished of playing it, you want to play it again, and again... Little masterpiece.
By the way, as the Latin writers said about their daily work nulla die sine linea (no day without a line), we could have our own motto in the Tonebase Bach Stage:
Nulla die sine Bach
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Hi everyone! I'm excited to offer my first contribution to this wonderful thread. It's not a JS Bach piece, but from his youngest son, Johann Christian Bach. This is his Prelude in A minor.