Good Bach website

[etudes]

i found this website from my friend
i dont know if someone mentioned
but i found it very good
about bach
check out
https://www-personal.umich.edu/~siglind/text.htm

[pseudopianist]

This is really usefull site, too bad I will never play anything from the WTC. I even have problems with the French Suites. 

[etudes]

why u wont play any of WTC
it's worth to play
i think every pianist must play! 

maybe i find some sites about French Suites.

[allchopin]

I will add this site, which shows them visually and plays a recording with the music.  Excellent resource, though not all preludes are present.
https://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~tas3/wtc.html

[sebastien]

Is there some site like these for the 2 part inventions? It's more to my level right now

[johnkeller]

If you are interested to hear intervals in just intonation versus equal temperament, go to www.justintonation.net and click on what it sounds like. (not musical, just interesting physics)

[etudes]

Is there some site like these for the 2 part inventions? It's more to my level right now

ask Bernhard here! 

[fred smalls]

Very cool site. This will help me with my fugue.  Short books anylizing these pieces cost upwards of 50$!  Thanks alot!!

Fred Smalls

[gosch]

I will add this site, which shows them visually and plays a recording with the music.  Excellent resource, though not all preludes are present.
https://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~tas3/wtc.html

Absolutely great site !!
Thanks

[allchopin]

You're welcome - I would love it even more if I knew exactly what was happening in each piece though... I wish it could be slowed down!

[robert]

i found this website from my friend
i dont know if someone mentioned
but i found it very good
about bach
check out
https://www-personal.umich.edu/~siglind/text.htm

I have by now read quite a bit of her book and find the information very valuable. Just a few questionable details ;-). I am grateful that she has put it up for free and that "Etudes" showed us the link!

[bernhard]

Is there some site like these for the 2 part inventions? It's more to my level right now

Not that I know of. 

The only book I know that goes into some detail on the Inventions (mostly analysis, though, not performance) is Theodore Johnson – “An analytical Survey of the 15 two-part Inventions by JS Bach” (University Press of America).

Recently in this thread:

https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php?PHPSESSID=8d0e07b87fd92541211dbf4c01386d0f&topic=2714.msg105192#msg105192

Josef posted the following information:

“There is a software, it is called J.S. Bach - Die Inventionen, Einführung und Analyse (which means "The Inventions, Introduction in Analysis), I have only the german version, I don't know if there are versions in other languages. This program explains very detailed how the 15 inventions are composed, how you analyse them, including scores and soundfiles (harpsichord).  For further information write an E-Mail: info@capella.de or J.Keitsch@capella.de”

I hope this helps.

Best wishes,
Bernhard.