🇩🇪Johann Sebastian Bach ： Well-Tempered Clavier I no.10 e-moll BWV 855

Consisting of a prelude and a fugue, this work offers a compelling example of the beauty of counterpoint. In the prelude, continuous movement of smaller notes brings the progression of the voices and changes in harmony into relief within a steady flow. In the following fugue, the subject is passed between the voices, creating a closely interwoven texture. The prelude should proceed with natural breathing while keeping the notes even, while the fugue calls for clear differentiation of each voice. Keeping the sonority transparent, highlighting each entrance of the subject, and maintaining the overall flow allow the beauty of the structure to emerge.