🇩🇪Johann Sebastian Bach ： Concerto in C-Dur BWV 976

Based on a concerto by Vivaldi and arranged for keyboard, this work has a clear three-movement structure. The first and final movements gain lively momentum from recurring themes and finely articulated passagework, while the middle movement carefully brings out the lyricism of the melody and the subtle movement of the harmony. It is important to distinguish the exchanges between voices, keep the figurations even and articulate, and maintain a natural sense of breath without becoming mechanical. In the fast movements, focus on rhythmic spring and a clear pulse; in the slow movement, connect the ornaments to the flow of the melody and let it sing while sustaining the resonance. These choices highlight the dialogue and vitality characteristic of a concerto.