J.S. Bach Two-Part Invention No.8 in F major, BWV 779 Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2020
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This 37-minute video lesson explores an in-depth look at the Two-Part Invention No.8 in F major, BWV 779 by J.S. Bach. Areas of focus include fingering selection, articulation, shaping, interpretation, long lines, ornamentation, and baroque stylistic elements to help you become as efficient as possible in your practice sessions.
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This has been a long-awaited tutorial based on the requests many of you have sent me over the years...thank you for your patience. I hope this tutorial helps you in your studies of this wonderful piece!
Thanks so much for the help this piece has been giving me some trouble
I think these videos would be on a whole other level if you put the score in the empty PROPRACTICE space.
@@polmeh it would be awesome and I would totally do it if that wasn't breaking copyright laws :)
@@supertastypoptart469 you're welcome. Thank you for your kindness
Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial!
The audio improvements are amazing!
Glad you liked it!
I love your detailed dumbed down fingering instructions. Saves us students a lot of time working it out.
Josh, a little tip: You could use a pop filter to block the unwanted noise on your Neumann. Great content as always though!
Great to hear you singing as you're demonstrating and making your point. I always sing along with my students - and encourage them to do likewise as they practise. Thank you for another inspiring tutorial.
I’m studying the Bach inventions and will start w Sinfonia 9 soon. I have them in a good book from my local thrift. I chart them myself in MuseScore and work out the fingering. This way I can adjust the formatting and font sizes to see all the details very well. It works great and MuseScore is shareware. It has a synth for playback. Notating by hand would work but this method makes it easy to isolate sections and anything you want to do.
YESSSS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS PIECE FOR SO LONG, THX 🙏🏽
Sounds really good, great tutorial!
Edit: just checked your last video to compare the difference and it’s absolutely worlds apart. 👏
I am self-learning two parts invention these days. Even though I can't play it like a pro-pianist but the set teaches me a lot. The 'add-on' practising he mentioned is very helpful. It makes both analysing and memorising easier. It is hard to not think about the strucuture of the music you play if you practice that way.
Glad it is helping you!
Love how clear the sound is!
Glad you're enjoying it!
Thanks Josh! Currently learning this piece and I always make a mistake when I transition from one measure to the next measure.. Hopefully this tutorial will round out my practice!
I just learned No 14 in B flat Major! Great tutorial!
Thanks Jack!
thanks Josh great stuff as always, the sound is pretty epic!!
Thanks Chris!
Yay I just started learning this piece! Thank you!!
You’re welcome. All the best to you in your studies!
That is some awesome sound man. Great tutorial!
Bach snapped when he wrote this 💯
Thanks so much! This is my next piece as per my teacher's plan and I'm sure the whole video will help me out with it (I'm a lifetime propractice sub). Question, I don't see any Haydn at all, I wonder if it's just not popular in the states? In Spain usually we are introduced to sonata form beginning with Haydn early sonatas, e.g I'm doing now sonata in A major, hob: XVI, no 5
👍👍👍👍 Thank you,Josh!👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much for the explain all the finger number!
Can you do a tutorial on Bach’s invention no. 1 in C major
Yes, I will add that to the list of to-do videos
Love the new audio enhancements. Before was fine, too, but this sounds great. Thanks for sharing your insight as always, Josh.
thank you!
Very helpful, Josh. What are the mics going to (presumably a mixer...which type)? Thanks.
I just started this song thank u
Gorgeous sound quality!
Thanks Raphael!
Great !!! Just one doubt , are they staccato or detached or is anything ok ? I always played detached
Either way...I've heard professors get in fights over semantics haha. Detached is a great way of thinking about it. We discuss articulation later in the tutorial
Wonderful!!!
Thanks good job!
Thanks Sergio!
Kudos to the overhead shot of the keyboard.
Glad you liked it!
I have a dumb question...why in first note of measure 3 does my score show the same F for the right and left hand? Do I play this F with both hands?
I play it only with the left hand. Since I’m doing a crescendo in the LH part, which culminates with the F, I found it easier to land with the LH.
Can you do a tutorial on Rachmaninov etudes tableaux op 39 no1 ?
Sir i don't know sight reading.. do you teach sight reading in your pro practice course?? Love and respect from India..
I have several TH-cam videos on sight-reading you can check out!
@@joshwrightpiano okay sir
Audio is real good
Thanks Louis!
Great video
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What is a good first acoustic piano?
There are many fine choices. Yamaha is a great choice for an upright piano to begin with
@@joshwrightpiano My father bought me a Yamaha studio grand piano for my 16th birthday, after 10 years of classical piano study. I had that piano for 46 years & absolutely loved it. That same model # now has different specs. For example, instead of a working sostenuto pedal, that pedal is mute. Sadly, I was forced to sell it last year when my husband & I downsized & moved to a different country. 😢 Fortunately, the guy that bought it had been looking for the exact model I had, & he paid my asking price without batting an eye. After we moved into our beachfront condo, I purchased a Yamaha digital piano. It’s actually very nice, & the action feels like my studio grand. It even has 3 working pedals. I didn’t think I would ever find a digital piano that I would like, but I do like this one, & it’s better for this tropical humid climate than an acoustic piano would be.
I’m shocked I thought was exclusive Chopin competitor
With a fancy sensitive mic, use a pop screen! :-) Seriously.
Hello.
Hi Brennan
This seems like a very beginner tutorial. You nearly only talked about fingering, but I want more about baroque interpretation and ornamentation !
This tutorial is much too basic.
We discuss these things later in the tutorial, as I stated at the beginning of this video