Johann Sebastian Bach ： Prelude c-moll BWV 999
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A prelude imbued with the shade and tension of C minor, it unfolds through flowing broken chords. Within one continuous stream, the harmony shifts while recurring figures gradually increase the density of the sound, leading toward the resolution near the end. Rather than playing the right-hand figures mechanically, be aware of the movement of the bass and the direction of the harmony to clarify the musical expression. Maintain a steady tempo while giving the peaks of each phrase natural dynamic shape. Use the pedal to support the resonance without blurring it, changing it carefully with each harmonic shift.