🇩🇪Johann Sebastian Bach ： Invention no.3 D-Dur BWV 774

This poised and clearly structured two-part Invention unfolds as its two voices move as equals, passing short motifs between them. From the opening, it is important to listen closely to the movement of each voice; neither hand should be treated simply as the melody while the other remains an accompaniment. The character and tension of the musical figures change as the piece progresses, so performers should shape the direction of each phrase and play the smaller notes evenly without rushing. Bringing out the appearances of the motifs naturally, while keeping the two hands balanced in volume, makes the conversational flow clear. Avoid relying too heavily on the pedal, and give careful attention to finger legato and clear articulation.