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Topic: Bach - Prelude C min BWV 847 WTC1 Pianoteq  (Read 111 times)

Offline carmelopaolucci

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Bach - Prelude C min BWV 847 WTC1 Pianoteq
on: May 28, 2025, 01:01:09 PM
Dear friends,

I get back to studying and playing piano after a long break.
And I decided to start again with Bach, WTC 1, I don't know if you will like this video but I have a lot of fun playing it and I hope you like it.
Any comments and suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Greetings from Italy!
Carmelo


Offline guadalupejones

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Re: Bach - Prelude C min BWV 847 WTC1 Pianoteq
Reply #1 on: June 02, 2025, 02:27:28 AM
Although the rhythm is still not smooth, I like to have a little bit of a beat like real emotion. I am also very passionate about piano but in 2022, I had to give up my passion to take care of my small family.

Offline essence

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Re: Bach - Prelude C min BWV 847 WTC1 Pianoteq
Reply #2 on: June 03, 2025, 11:56:59 AM
Love the way you release the LH at 1:36.

Not so sure about the long pauses or holding of chords e.g. at 1:24.

What kind of mood are you trying to convey towards the end? It seems to have lost any anger. Is that intended?

Offline dizzyfingers

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Re: Bach - Prelude C min BWV 847 WTC1 Pianoteq
Reply #3 on: June 03, 2025, 12:51:18 PM
I think the rhythm is smooth (even) enough in the first section, nothing glaring stands out.  It's the transition between sections.  At 1:13 you sped up.  At 1:26 you slowed down a bit too much - too unrelated to what we've heard so far, something closer to tempo primo would be preferable.  My opinion of course - so many options with Bach.  It's darn good for an amateur pianist.

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Re: Bach - Prelude C min BWV 847 WTC1 Pianoteq
Reply #4 on: June 03, 2025, 03:12:49 PM
It's darn good for an amateur pianist.

Yes, the consistent articulation of the upper RH note is admirable.
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