Bach Piano Prelude No. 1 in C Major

Disclaimer: I'm a violist! Warming up for my first piano lessons in nearly a decade... to get through the piano proficiency exam.

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Music

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• Piano
• Bach
• Prelude

[quentinhielle]

Super mais à la période baroque on n'avait pas de pédale donc c'et un peu hors-contexte de l'utiliser.

[andrewfilmer]

True. Comes back to the basic dichotomy between period and modern performance, about fidelity to the era, versus taking into account that we play on entirely different instruments today. I tend to be rather Buddhist about it and seek the middle path.

[Tovarishka]

nono, I mean the prelude from Bach´s Cello Suite No. 1, but played in piano

[andrewfilmer]

Sorry, no idea... :P

[Tovarishka]

well done!

hey, anybody knows where can i find the Suite nº1 of Bach played in piano??

[andrewfilmer]

The French keyboard suites?

[trieulyangmail]

never ever listen such a tempo of this piece <3 your rhythm makes me feel: this is true "adante con moto" :) thanks for the performance, i really do love it :)

[diablo10001]

@tallblocker1

I belive this is the way Bach intended it. But i also prefer it slower

[jflintmainerrcom]

I'm sorry, but I think fast is just as good as slow with this piece. I play it both ways and like it both ways.

[grzegorz19plonka]

Bardzo dobrze. gratuluje.

[rodrigo09031994]

veeeeeery good!!! excelent tempo!! very well done! congrats!

[tallblocker1]

Too fast

[Mikunisan]

Great! I'm learning the piece and I struggled to find the piece on Youtube played like my teacher did. This is the first one I found that uses dynamics as well. Thanks :)

[quentinhielle]

I agree totally with you, we must not only do what we did in the 18th century, the man evolves. My comment is just a remark, I really like your performance (sorry if I have done spelling mistakes, I am French...).