Piano Lesson -J. S. Bach: Prelude and Fugue No. 5 in D major Book 1, by Josephine Koh

This video analyses and discusses the features in the Prelude and Fugue - the motives, compositional ideas, character, rhythmic elements, fugal structure and polyphonic writing. It is a continuation of selected preludes and fugues that should be taught to students who begin to study the Well Tempered Clavier Book I.
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[@danielrosen4496]

I am trying to do Prelude Number VI in d minor following Ur method,. I found interesting thing in 2nd half of 2nd measure I wrote V/C, then continuing in C made it easier: IV/C, V/C, VI/C, ii/C, C7, F(IV), V7/C, V/C(G minor), C7, F(IV), dimVii/G, Gminor. It made it easier to remember.

[@danielrosen4496]

Also, the d minor chord in the 1st measure culd be considered ii/C.

[@ronnyrossi3206]

Due to the Quarantine, i've started to learn piano. I still don't know how to read notes but your video is definitely helpful

[@princessm6355]

I get winded when playing this piece. It’s so hard with abrupt hand shape changes you barely have time to think