🇩🇪Johann Sebastian Bach ： Well-Tempered Clavier II no.21 B-Dur BWV 890

This piece pairs a prelude with a fugue. In the prelude, flowing patterns support the changing harmonies, inviting the listener to follow the exchanges between voices and the music’s overall momentum. The ensuing fugue builds its musical structure as the subject appears successively in the different voices. Each voice should be articulated clearly, while individual figures should not be overemphasized and the flow of the beat should be maintained. In the prelude, aim for even fingerwork and natural breathing; in the fugue, bring out each entrance of the subject while keeping the other voices supportive and restrained. This helps convey both the contrapuntal tension and the unity of the whole.