🇩🇪Johann Sebastian Bach ： Well-Tempered Clavier II no.6 d-moll BWV 875

This work pairs a prelude with a fugue. The prelude sustains a sense of flow while bringing out the changing harmonies, and the fugue develops its musical argument as the subject is passed from one voice to another. The contrast between the character of the two sections and the tension created by the overlapping voices are among its highlights. In performance, it is important to clarify the melodic direction, keep the accompanying voices restrained, and handle the volume and the separation and connection of notes in each voice with care. In the prelude, the harmonic changes should not be rushed; in the fugue, distinguishing the voices so that the entrances of the subject can be followed leads to a clear and natural flow.