Harmonic Analysis of Prelude in C minor BWV 999 by Johann Sebastian Bach

This video examines a prelude by Johann Sebastian Bach, not one of the famous 48, but the first of the 12 Small Preludes, in C minor, BWV 999. It is simply constructed, with the same pattern in each bar, outlining one harmony. And what extraordinary harmonies they are!
Performer: Janos Sebestyen
Publisher: Naxos
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[@neslisahsatici9570]

Thank you for the analysis. I wish you had some explaination on the video :)

[@andriyko.la2469]

Thank you for your video

[@composernotes]

You are welcome

[@evamatango6573]

Excelente
Felicitaciones 🎶🎶🎶💗 !!!

[@TheModalMethodofMusic-fu1qr]

Sorry, this is way too basic. Are the dominant chords from Harmonic minor, Harmonic Major, locrian natural 7 or Neapolitan minor.? Does Bach create a dominant pedal sequence by stringing together the dominant modes from multiple scales to create subtle differences in the sustained perfect cadence that is coming? This is too vague.