Very beautiful and meditative!

Thank you Carmelo and keep it going!

Thank you so much for your comment Organtangente !
I particularry love Bach Preludes and this is one of my favorite!
Greetings from Italy !
Carmelo

carmelo.paolucci wrote:

Dear Friends,

Today the discovery of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier takes us into the key of G sharp minor. The Prelude in G sharp minor is structly connected with Prelude n 4 of WTC 1. Infact C#-min and G#-minor are keys in near relationship, the one to the other. Both metaphysically, transcendentally, have something in common, they are far removed from the sober views of every day life, and move in a sphere of supersensual presentations and ideal feelings.
Did Bach himself notice that the theme of the C#-minor Prelude has once again displayed its inexhaustible, impulsive power in the G#-minor prelude? The mood is quite the same, the expression somewhat softer here than there, the whole structure somewhat more delicate, more polyphonic, while the melodic element exercises stronger power over the chord-like basis. The
theme is also introduced in inversion. I hope you liked it !

My actual setting is:

Played on Yamaha P125 piano stage                                          Video Recording Samsung Galaxy A54.
VST: Hamburg Steinway D Pianoteq Stage 8.4.0

https://youtu.be/60kUhDbyUBs

Dear friend carmelo. There is something particularly beautiful about this performance. The music flows so easily, it sounds so sweet, soft, musical, harmonious…….

I also listened to this music without watching the video (for the first time), an experience. I can hear that you understand this music very well.
Very well done - a great control, great rendition!

Thank you carmelo for sharing. If I counted right, there are only 13 pieces left? Keep going and one day you’ll get to where you want - the WTC 1 is done.   I am 100 percent sure you can do it. 
When it is ready I’m going to enjoy one piece every day - it will be a pleasure.

Best wishes,

Stig

Thank you so much Stig for your comment and your continuous support!
Yes, let's say that right now I can see the end of WTC1 from afar... the next videos I will record are very very hard... Especially the BWV 865 fugue will really require a lot of study but I'm sure that sooner or latter I will get in my bag...
What can I say, it's a great adventure and I'm happy you enjoyed it!!!!
Greetings from Italy
Carmelo

Thank you Carmelo and keep it going!

Dear Friends,

Today the discovery of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier takes us into the key of G sharp minor. The Prelude in G sharp minor is structly connected with Prelude n 4 of WTC 1. Infact C#-min and G#-minor are keys in near relationship, the one to the other. Both metaphysically, transcendentally, have something in common, they are far removed from the sober views of every day life, and move in a sphere of supersensual presentations and ideal feelings.
Did Bach himself notice that the theme of the C#-minor Prelude has once again displayed its inexhaustible, impulsive power in the G#-minor prelude? The mood is quite the same, the expression somewhat softer here than there, the whole structure somewhat more delicate, more polyphonic, while the melodic element exercises stronger power over the chord-like basis. The
theme is also introduced in inversion. I hope you liked it !

My actual setting is:

Played on Yamaha P125 piano stage                                          Video Recording Samsung Galaxy A54.
VST: Hamburg Steinway D Pianoteq Stage 8.4.0

https://youtu.be/60kUhDbyUBs

Dear friend carmelo. There is something particularly beautiful about this performance. The music flows so easily, it sounds so sweet, soft, musical, harmonious…….

I also listened to this music without watching the video (for the first time), an experience. I can hear that you understand this music very well.
Very well done - a great control, great rendition!

Thank you carmelo for sharing. If I counted right, there are only 13 pieces left? Keep going and one day you’ll get to where you want - the WTC 1 is done.   I am 100 percent sure you can do it. 
When it is ready I’m going to enjoy one piece every day - it will be a pleasure.

Best wishes,

Stig

Today the discovery of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier takes us into the key of G sharp minor. The Prelude in G sharp minor is structly connected with Prelude n 4 of WTC 1. Infact C#-min and G#-minor are keys in near relationship, the one to the other. Both metaphysically, transcendentally, have something in common, they are far removed from the sober views of every day life, and move in a sphere of supersensual presentations and ideal feelings.
Did Bach himself notice that the theme of the C#-minor Prelude has once again displayed its inexhaustible, impulsive power in the G#-minor prelude? The mood is quite the same, the expression somewhat softer here than there, the whole structure somewhat more delicate, more polyphonic, while the melodic element exercises stronger power over the chord-like basis. The
theme is also introduced in inversion. I hope you liked it !

My actual setting is:

Played on Yamaha P125 piano stage                                          Video Recording Samsung Galaxy A54.
VST: Hamburg Steinway D Pianoteq Stage 8.4.0

https://youtu.be/60kUhDbyUBs