BACH TUTORIAL 2. 3 Part Invention 15 in B minor BWV 801 Daniel Martyn Lewis

Welcome to my second BACH TUTORIAL!
This 55 minute tutorial features the wonderful Sinfonia in B minor.

My tutorials contain a ridiculous amount of detail! I just love talking. But I also love playing. And not simply the featured work, but many other extracts as well.

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If you’re a student, or an amateur, or even a teacher,
I hope you find that this tutorial fascinates you and inspires you.

Do you struggle with playing Bach? Do you love playing Bach on the piano, but find it difficult? In my Bach tutorials I discuss and demonstrate no less than TWENTY POINTS (listed below - take a look) which describe how to solve the technical struggles and interpretive challenges of each featured piece. However this knowledge presented is also designed to assist with playing ANY piece of Bach on the piano.

My aim is to inspire and entertain, and give you the knowledge to help produce emotionally involved, beautiful and technically polished Bach playing.


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Here's the info
THE 20 POINTS are listed in bold.
There's lots more interesting stuff listed here too.

02:08 EMOTIONAL JOURNEY
03:49 Performance excerpt: Capriccio from Partita 2
08:30 Performance excerpt: Concerto D minor
08:51 DANCE ASPECTS
10:07 Performance excerpt: Prelude G from WTC I
10:40 TEMPO
11:35 ARTICULATION
14:10 RESTS
15:05 Performance excerpt: Fugue E from WTC I
17:04 DYNAMICS AND VOICING
22:01 ORNAMENTATION
24:27 RUBATO
25:59 PEDALLING
26:57 HOW TO PRACTISE EFFICIENTLY
27:10 Practising in sections
29:36 GOOD HAND POSITION
30:14 FINGERING
30:24 Performance excerpt: Scarlatti Sonata D minor
30:42 Performance excerpt: Goldberg Variations, Aria
33:36 THE HAND CROSSINGS
33:48 Performance excerpt: Goldberg Variation 16
37:44 PRACTISING THE ORNAMENTS
41:10 EVENNESS Rhythmic evenness
44:24 Tonal evenness
45:45 PLAYING NON-LEGATO
48:14 FREEDOM FROM TENSION
50:12 ACHIEVING SPEED
51:40 PLAYING IN TIME
52:59 MEMORISATION

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DANIEL MARTYN LEWIS
Daniel Martyn Lewis is a concert pianist and recording artist who has performed internationally to critical acclaim.

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