🇩🇪Johann Sebastian Bach ： Well-Tempered Clavier II no.11 F-Dur BWV 880

No. 11 consists of a prelude and fugue, weaving the movement and dialogue of the voices into a bright, expansive flow. In the prelude, treat the continuous motion as a series of phrases and be attentive to the direction of each melodic line so that the music unfolds naturally. In the fugue, the process by which the subject is passed from one voice to another is a central point of interest. Distinguish the voices clearly without making the texture heavy, and bring out each entrance of the subject. Use the pedal sparingly to support the resonance, while maintaining contrapuntal clarity through articulate playing and flexible dynamics.