Bach: WTC1 No. 3 in C sharp major BWV 848 (Richter)
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Bach sounds ALWAYS great, even in midi format in a Tetris game. Just because. Or just because it´s Bach.
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Exactly, it is a matter of taste. What I wrote earlier is my opinion. Play it how ever you damn please!
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@insaneguitarfreak i always found the tetris connection interesting, because the way that all the different parts in a bach piece fit together is incredibly reminiscent in my mind of a well-played game of tetris
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Chopin op. 10 no. 4?
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Just as a side note:
The whole prelude interestingly appears in the Sims 3 Late Night Expansion under the name of 'Wilkinson's Bay Sonata' (they FINALLY put the piano back into the game...). I was pleasantly surprised when I heard it.
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This whole piece is incredible
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@UserID20 there is few notation system, in european one any chromatic sign concerns a note in every octaves, but still it is useless to write cancellation and then sharp. It has to be older notation system in my opinion.
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@insaneguitarfreak sounds of farts haha
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@PetetheJazzMan yup, i´m well aware of that, I think any of his fugues would sound fascinating even if they are recorded with the sounds of farts lol
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Also, thanks for putting the sheet music with it. It's wonderful for seeing all the counterpoint, and shows the second part in all its fugal beauty and perfection.
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How do you guys keep the left hand so steady and perfect? Right hand, no problem. Left hand, I can't keep it steady and I get "wobbly".
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just tooo fast. He totally misses the point, really ruins the whole prelude... it needs to be said, Gould hither and thither
Theory question. At 2:00 if you pause and look at the second measure there is a cancellation of a double sharp... but not on the same octave.. is that a misprint?
UserID20 2 years ago
THat, or they take into consideration that there actually may be performers stupid enough to think that they have to play a double sharp up there as well... I dunno, it doesn't make sense to me either. I guess it's just a precaution to prevent misreadings of that note
Pianoplayer002 2 years ago
Does anybody know what happened at 2:00?
a5urbanipa1 3 years ago
huh?
Pianoplayer002 3 years ago