Bach Prelude No.3 from “12 Short Preludes” for Intermediary Pianists [BWV 999]
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- Bach “12 Short Preludes” or “12 Little Preludes” are ideal study pieces for intermediary pianists. In this video I play Prelude 3 in 4 slightly different ways.
Download sheet music (free) from IMSLP Music Library.
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The order of “12 Short Preludes” differs between editions. In this video series, the 12 Preludes are ordered in the way they are traditionally performed and recorded.
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I am a self-taught amateur and I am learning to play only for my own pleasure. I like this piece played in moderate to slow tempo not only because I don't possess the needed technique but rather because playing slowly I have more time to enjoy the harmony of arpeggios.
but if you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly
Good morning, me too !
@@Gregggggggggg only if you practice for 40 hours a day :> also to maria- go for it! playing piano just for fun is an amazing thing :D
@@Gregggggggggg επιτέλους ένας Έλλην
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These prelude sounds so actual ! Interesting at each tempo, differents feelings going trough and very accurate playing each time. Many thanks. Beautiful.
the execution of these performances are wonderful. Precise, detailed and accurate they show how they should be played, and if I may be so bold it's how JS possibly would have tackled the newly invented Piano-forte. (Invented after his death of course. )
Wow, number 3 already. You're really blowing through these.
These are great to have on TH-cam. I wish I had these videos when I was still an amateur.
after a month, i think i finally learned all the notes to this one.... it was difficult because i'm not good at reading music yet, and i was ALWAYS losing my place in the sheet music lol so i ended up learning a bar, and then to practice would have to play from the start every time... It was brutal! but you know what, I appreciate the challenge, and the resolution in the final two bars sealed up all that effort to learn the notes with a beautiful little reward. Bach... bro.... your music was a challenge and a delight to learn the entire way through!
Paul, your video has been a huge help in figuring out exactly how this could sound, thank you!
I have a tip for you (and everyone else) that worked extremely well for me. First divide the piece up into segments of a couple of bars (usually multiples of 2) and then start at the very LAST section. Master that and then go to the previous section and play until the end. Until you have the entire piece. This will prevent the common pitfall of mastering the first section and sucking at the rest. This will also help you pick up the piece from almost anywhere.
@@PbPomper oh yeah, i'm going to do this for the next one! So simple, yet not what I would have thought of on my own
Bach preludes are a treasure trove of harmonic analysis. The structures are simple but the catch is that you can’t rely on memorising the melody. It tests your core skills most importantly your ease of reading the sheet, analysing the harmony etc..Also a small suggestion to whoever is learning a bach piece, try playing it on a harpsichord. You’ll be amazed as to how good it sounds, as he composed on that instrument.
@@aviupadhyay1662 it's so true about the harpsichord, you find yourself going at a different cadence and your timing sharpens heavily! It's truly beautiful when I play it on harpsichord setting on my electric piano. I did memorize it, but since learning it I've picked up violin and a teacher, and the ability to read music as to play would have been a massive massive asset on learning the piece. Glad to have invested in reading music finally, after so many years haha
Poor piano gets neglected now, I'm all violin >:)
@@aviupadhyay1662 Bach's preferred instrument was actually the clavichord.
The best and very beautiful performance brother ❤️ 💙 ♥️
Sir Paul.... thank you very,very much for playing all the classical pieces that I've seen the videos of at the right tempo. With the tempo that you played them at they came across with great feel that is touching to the soul. I've seen other pianists playing some of the same pieces and they just don't have that very same effect, most of the time they're being played much too fast. Whenever I want to hear a classical piece on piano I always go searching for your videos. Please keep up the great work.
Moderate sounds best to me. More realistic for my skill level. Thank you for these interpretations.
You are are soon done with this book to😃 you learn them fast👍
Valdemar Solbraa Heilemann it’s not a difficult book for a professional pianist:)
It is really fantastic
BWV 999, originally composed for lute
wait, Seriously??
@@babygirl4169 yes, it has that guitarrish arpeggios quality
Thank you very much! Love this!
4:07 is where you should play along
Very nice!
Bravo!
In this case: Da slowah da betta
Yeah... And always keeping in mind the lute-inspired arpeggiated phrasing...
Why r u so underrated😄
Paul Barton, excelente performance! Fui estudante de piano e toquei peças de Bach.
Parabéns pelo canal. A música de boa qualidade enleva a alma.
Muy bien!
B
after 3 months that I started playing the piano, I'm trying to play this song, and I'm almost there
The second version!
According to me, the best version, musically speaking, is the number 3.
If you play faster, bravo, but it becomes mechanical. (It's just my feeling about it, according to my sensivity)
Perfeito !!!!!!!
Good job thank you.
Sarmad Alshami agree!
@@AnnaKhomichkoPianist thank you Ms. Anna, I have seen your piano playing in your channel, you are amazing :)
This music was my first piece that made me grew in practice and method. Its toooooooo easy.
Then I studied the "prelude 6" (BWV 854), so it was the way i folowed to get practice. Do the same, play Bach!
Meu preferido! Muito obrigada!
4:57
ignore this it is for my practise
I’m working on this piece right now, fingering on both sheet and actual playing seem to be a bit strange to be, but yeah, personal taste. It’s damn hard to play it fast without breaking the intervals.
4:08 my favorite version.
Ahhhhhhh
Hello Paul, nice play ! Is that possible to know with which sound device do you make your audio recording ?
best regards
I'm surprised nobody realized this, but at 0:32 it's supposed to be D B E not B G E
It's actually always the same rhythm/"notes" (but in different positions)
Perfect...
My daughter is going play prelude in italy next week
OMG THANKS FOR LIKING
Your so good at piano✨🌸
THNKSSSSS !!!!
today i starting learn that one....
isn’t this BWV 999?
Yep!
Yes
Great
I don't know if you take request, but I would love to hear you play Mozarts Fantasia K475 (and K396 too).
330?
La mano dx deve cambiare il dito quando ripete le ultime note 3 e 2 dito... invece qui vedo tutto col pollice .. va sullo sbrigativo.... non posso dire perfetta esecuzione
0:13
i love this piece. The first tempo sounds like it could be a song by MUSE! - very cool. But my favorite is moderate to moderate slow tempo. It has a totally different feel. Just lovely.
The slower version is the one that i prefer. As an autodidact on all of the instruments i play, i am totally unable to reach your masterness on the piano Mr Paul Barton. This said, i don't like how you separate the final chord from the last notes : i like to play these in a rallentando leading naturally to this last chord . Regards Maestro !
Trud je mnogo važan
BWV 999
4:40
Moderate slow tempo 4:06
I think Segovia would be proud
The first piece, left hand bottom notes weren't really played staccato. 🤔
Yes they were and it shouldn't be played really short notes, they need to last for a bit it's important that the pianist separates the two notes quite a bit. It's like a short jump.
i learnt it in fast tempo
1:20
2:34
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Moderate tempo @2:31
my teacher wants me to play this?
hahahaha she's funny
3:09
what‘s the BWV?
BWV 999
Vi consiglio Maria tipo ,
Fast, I play it at like 60 XD
Oye.. .y la digitación que? Así como la tocas es fácil. Pero la digitación no es correcta
Slow
Digitación incorrecta xd
엉망이면 영상을 올리지 마세요ㅋ
Your fingerings are wrong!
Yep
At the start!
BWV 999 is played too fast turning it into trash. Playing something in a less amount of time makes it a cheap version
In 1984 Soviet edition it was set as 118 bpm, so pretty much the same.
So fast. 😖
Too fast
Watch the full video, he plays it in 3 different tempos 😅
I am torn between the third and fourth rendition. I think I would like the fourth best if the left hand was more staccato ;)
4:46
4:05
This beautiful piece was my 10th piece and I was soooo happy that I finish the piece(moderato) in 5 days.
Again thanks for uploading P. Barton 😊
I finished that piece in 2 days.
@@carmenpoma8538 me ? .. about 30 minutes .. playing her flawless at 1 hour ..
How do you memorize this piece? 😭😭 It’s so difficult for me!
I did that too.I trained memorizing songs 3 years and nlw after 2 times pf playing the piece can maybe play it without looking on it
4:48
Muito sensivel sua interpretação e util pra quem está estudando a musica e não tem tanta rapidez.Viva os musicos
4:07
2:31
this will help me a lot!
Prelijepo
If this is a prelude, where is the fuge?
This preludes is not conected with a fugue
Well some are
4:07