Prelude No.15 is a keyboard work composed by J S Bach as part of his forty eight preludes and fugues. Bach was a composer of the Baroque era, and the kinds of keyboards used during that time were different from the modern day piano. A piece of music like this would have been played on a harpsichord or clavichord instead.
This lively and delicate prelude features plenty of opportunity to display technique as well as projection of cantabile melodies.
My regular piano improvisation recordings are automatically scheduled and published on my blog every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Each recording is a raw, unedited exploration of musical self-expression. Music often holds up a mirror to our inner worlds; what emotions or imagery arise for you as you listen?
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