🇩🇪Johann Sebastian Bach ： Well-Tempered Clavier II no.7 Es-Dur BWV 876

The Prelude and Fugue form a unified progression while retaining their contrasting characters. In the Prelude, the interweaving motion of the individual voices should remain clear, allowing the direction of the melodic lines to be felt within the layered texture. In the Fugue that follows, the subject unfolds as it passes between the voices, making the independence of each part and the harmony of the whole central points of interest. In performance, clear articulation, coherent phrasing, and a well-balanced dynamic relationship between the voices are essential. Pedaling should be used sparingly to support the resonance and preserve the natural flow from the Prelude into the Fugue.