🇩🇪Johann Sebastian Bach ： Well-Tempered Clavier II no.12 f-moll BWV 881

This work consists of a prelude and a fugue. In the prelude, finely moving lines and changing harmonies maintain a sense of tension, while the overlapping voices create depth in the sound. In the fugue that follows, the subject is passed from one voice to another, and the independent lines intertwine as the music unfolds. The prelude is especially rewarding for its poised, uninterrupted flow and its expressive presentation of harmonic change. In the fugue, the subject should remain clear without suppressing the other voices, while the performer keeps the overall direction of the music in view.