🇩🇪Johann Sebastian Bach ： Well-Tempered Clavier II no.17 As-Dur BWV 886

No. 17, consisting of a prelude and fugue, invites close attention to the exchange between voices and the shifting harmony. In the prelude, it is important to preserve the flowing motion and harmonic changes while shaping the music with a broad sense of breath that is not obscured by detail. In the following fugue, the subject passes from voice to voice, and the process by which the independent lines overlap becomes a central point of interest. Let each voice sing without allowing the inner parts to dominate, clarify the ornaments and smaller note values, and maintain the flow of the beat; this brings out the work’s intricate dialogue and finely balanced structure.