Bach 2 Part Invention No.13 - P. Barton, FEURICH Harmonic Pedal piano
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- Опубликовано: 9 окт 2015
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A friend of mine said we should do a duet on this piece. Him on violin and me on cello. Now I just realized what I got myself into.
Lol 😂
Share with us how it goes
@@namegoesfirstthenlastname1785 well, we did a practice on Tuesday and it sounded pretty good
@@rocketcello5354 I cannot believe you were like nooo now u are like yea this is good
@@sylviaondolo2731 well, once you get into the groove, it's easy. And as I've played some bach before (actually uploaded it on this channel, don't watch it, it's bad) I know the groove.
It's 2:30 in the morning, this piece started playing inside my head and I had no idea what it was. I tried singing it to google, playing it by ear to google several times and it didn't work. Then I tried to search for the sheet music in my sheet book, and fortunately it WAS there, but the name wasn't. I tried using google lens on the sheet music to no avail. Then I googled how to find a piece through the sheet music and I found Musipedia. I tried the grid method there but it didn't work. Then I tried the keyboard search and I FINALLY FOUND IT! I can't believe I spent so much time just trying to find this. Anyway, love the way you play :)
Glad you finally found it, I just found it for myself and I love it!
Probably you can outsmart Einstein
As a younger performer, it seems better to have a teacher that suggests the music *lol*
Paul is seriously a treasure. I hear pretty much concert level mastery in all of his interpretations. Tempo, dynamics, articulation, phrasing.. EVERYTHING! Please give me your piano skills!
@Max Ballar
Exactly what I was thinking. He does that in his 2009 version though.
Max Splain people can tell whether or not the counter subject is brought out
@Maximilian Ballard I can hear it pretty well. Its usually a lot harder to hear lower pitches on a phone or computer without headphones, unless you did use headphones?
@Max Splain He is actually right, as it happens I am a musician and I have performed this piece. Left hand has a melody, this artist fails to bring it out. It is a two voice invention, the whole point is to have two voices.
fotini I agree 100% although I absolutely ADORE his sinfonia #15 even more than glen Gould’s version.
Interesting fingering. Especially the pointer going above the thumb. I love playing this one.
Paul Barton is fast becoming my favorite pianist. I love his Bach interpretations. So lyrical.
For some reason, I don't find this piece as difficult as many people say. Maybe it's because I use the fingerings that work best for me rather than the ones I am supposed to use. Anyway, wonderful job Mr. Barton!!!
I agree with this. The fingering is what is important and there are times where what they give you just doesn’t work.
Yeah I hardly ever use the given fingerings.
Like in one piece they told me to use 5 for G and 1 for D 😂
Exactly! At first because of the awful fingering and the two hands coordination I almost wanted to give up, but after a week I’m finally able to do it at the right tempo.
I find that the in many of Bachs keyboard pieces there is very often an appropriate finger over or near the next note to be played. Not always of course, but noticeably more frequent than is the case with any other composer that I have encountered. Also, loved the subtle dynamics of Paul’s playing. In my opinion those who advocate a strict tempo for Bach devalue Bach's musical genius.
I've been playing this piece for a while. I usually watch your videos and it supported me. Your playing is wonderful! Keep it up! ❤❤❤
Fabuleux. Remarquable. En plus c'est joué avec un style plaisant et mélodieux. A la différence de certains qui se croient obligés de courir la poste, pour briller... là au moins on peut apprécier la beauté de l'œuvre. Merci et bravo. Cordialement Olivier
When I stopped playing piano four years ago, in late 2020, I was in the middle of learning this piece. I started playing up again a couple weeks ago, I hope I'll get to learn it this time!
Hello, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THESE GREAT RECORDINGS. AND AMAZING. BEST REGARDS
Best piano track ever, thank you !!!!
one of the most beautiful
This is one of the pieces I have to play on my music school exam so I sometimes listen to the right tempo and dynamics from other people playing, thank you!
Great job Paul
quite peaceful play, fingering was amazing hope I can play it in one month
This is lovely! Thank you for it.
Wonderful performance.
So good !! I wish I get to reborn one day to have this high level of skill in playing the piano !!! A true dream.
You don’t get born with this, this skill comes from hard work and practise.
@@uni7935 oww don;t't get me wrong, I agree, have played the piano 15 years myself.
Didn't play for a long time and started again a week ago, and I can definitly see I need to brush up A LOT again.
But you also got to have some feeling for music otherwise it will never become a tear dropping rendition.
I’ve been playing the piano since I was 8 years old. I remember performing this song for my second recital and won first place. Thank you for this. Such wonderful memories of this song! ❤
Great tempo I love the timing
so beautiful
Super. Grands Bravos . Vous m'aidez beaucoup car je dois jouer ce invention de Bach au violoncelle. Mais lentement pour commencer. Merci à vous. 😊🙏
I am currently working on this piece and your interpretation is so beautiful. I'm almost discouraged. But I will continue because when we try to play this piece we appreciate your virtuosity even more.
Thank you very much for such pearl!
I would have loved to have shown this to my 1st grade and 4th grade Science Lab students when it was time to teach them about how vibrations produce sound. They would have thought it was cool, and it would be a sneaky way to introduce them to classical music in a way that they'd enjoy.
Bravo. Thank you.
Beautiful!
I like it most on 0.75 speed, that is how I was always playing.
Stanislav Gourskii sameee 😂
Noobs
I played it as 1.5 🤣🤣🤣
@@r.g.6514 WOW. lol
Stanislav Gourskii i’m still at o.25 😭 i just started it tho lol
Nice work
Such an inspiring playing! Thank you .
BRAVO!!
This is the best sounding piano ever!!
I agree. Truly lovely sound!
I found the perfect one to listen I need to improve this song 😅
Advice : if you playing this song think of your right hand talking to your left hand , you thinking there are having a little conversation.😊
Thanks!
Bravo!!!
Im getting there
I’m there.
@@tetelleb.7280congrats dude!!
Bravo!!
At 50% i can follow the fingering🙏🏻, and metronome speed is 90 then which i can only follow at the start😱. Btw wonderfull full stereo recording, searched for how this was done but could not find info on recording method and mics
I played this clarinet with a bass clarinettist for a clarinet duo at a comp… and then played It on piano and won both- to be fair I was 11 so the competition wasn’t too stiff! I played Mozart’s clarinet concerto for my solo clarinet piece. But Bach’s invention 13 has always held a special place in my heart ❤️
😯😯😯 Very impressive!
Very nice
Such an easy and lovely invention
jordi de waard easy? Hahaha......
I’m learning it, I don’t think it’s a hard piece but like every invention it is a slow process... very slow
@@koskiification Thing with this one is, is that it's a fairly simple melody, inverted a couple of times. If you truly analyze tbe music and seperate the melodies etc you'll figure it out rather quickly. I find invention 11 harder for example
Que bello tema.
The harmonic pedal is great, just like your piano playing skills :)
Very nice, but isnt there B in left hand instead od Bb at 1min06-08sec? The final lifting key doesnd
Sound in minor there, must be major
БЛАГОДАРЮ ! ЧУДЕСНОЕ ИСПОЛНЕНИЕ! ОЧЕНЬ ПРИЯТНО СЛУШАТЬ !🤗
Adoro esta canción de JSB
Wow I don't play that fast 😄
Thanks for the video ! 👌
Children Of Bodom used this in Red Light in my eyes part 1
bach is the BOSS
Commodore memories
Improvisational chorus?
That piano sounds wonderful!
It sounds like Handel's HWV432 allegro in g minor
Great
Why do you play the quavers not staccato?
hola . Suena demasiado mezzclado el sonido al tocar el piano la obra que acabo de escucharle . Las notas suenan demasiado mezcladas , sin el correspondiente efecto pedalístico
i just realized or i think i just noticed he is passing a descending pattern from the right hand to the left a few times ?? i wanna learn this piece but damn i am 17 measures deep in prelude six book two .. maybe the speed and the fine coordination and possibly phrasing helped me better understand this piece , thank u for that
im playing this piece for a comp in march!! i can play this fast but i still have some mistakes...
Hope you win and congrats!
You'll do great!
When did you start playing piano?
Currently stuck between whether I should learn this one or the no.14? What do you think?
This one, three months late
I remember this piece!! I played it when I was 10 years old I think
alain spiteri You have all the reason. I suppose that you are a pianist
@@dovewing3986 when did you start playing piano?
@@dovewing3986 hey thats good i also started when i was 7
im 11
my teacher wants the 4th and 8th inventions in one week help pls
wolfs are the best animal no cap
Esta pieza se estudia de niño, con 10 o 12 años. Bach, sin embargo es difícil incluso n piezas así, xq no estamos acostumbrados a tocar con melodías n igualdad musical n ambas manos (lo q es l contrapunto). Un niño puede tocar l Preludio n° 1 dl "Clave bien Temperado" sin dificultad xq es sencilla, pero lo va a pasar realmente mal con la fuga q viene después d ese preludio . No es lo mismo tocar texturas d melodía acompañada q contrapunto. Yo tocaba piezas d el "Clave" n 7° d piano, xq las hay d todos los niveles d dificultad. Y las "Invenciones" no son tan fáciles como se piensa, aunq más asequibles q el Clave, la verdad...
Hello Paul, thank you so much for your inspiration. I started learning this piece, and I wondered if you might tell me how you handle the pedal, if at all, on this piece?
ive learned this for a while, theres no pedal that u have to use
Bach pieces rarely have the use of pedal, because they were composed not to piano but to hapsichord, an instrument with no pedals!
Thqnks takayoshi
This piece is impossible to play through without messing up. The middle part is brutal
Its pretty easy
This is a joke right?
Nice version with legato touche
from second 0.40 is my favourit part
COB used this in Red Light in My Eyes Pt.1!!!
rip Alexi
Perfect tempo.
@Thomas Croon glenn gould huh
actually not even glenn gould plays it that fast
I think the left hand should be louder. Ha!my opinion
Took me four months to play properly at this tempo
Four months?
Four months is an absurdly long time for this piece, I picked it up, slept on it, and had it down the next day.
@@worthlessemail3626 I was confused to hear that he took four months too. I don’t think this piece is very technically difficult; the only thing that took time for me was the muscle memory.
Im about to start this piece tomorrow wish me luck
I think that is okay. Four months depends on a lot of factors like how much time your practice each day, etc. The fact is, you got it and if you playing it and it is correct, no one will know how long it took you to learn it.
Aren't those eights supposed to be non-legato?
They are supposed to be staccatos but I think it also sounds nice with legato
POINT THE RED LIGHT IN MY EYES!!
I'm getting there ...
Children of Bodom - Red Light in My Eyes pt1 :D
Here from Taemin - Advice ( I think the composers have maybe been inspired by this piece )
Wow same 💙💎💎💎💎💎
SAMEEE
100% stolen from Bach
What tuning is this?
Porcoddio #
Bravissimo! Lovely hands- how many hours per day do you practice? Please share so that my students ( and others) realize that playing piano well means putting in actual time playing the piano! So beautiful - thank you! 🌹
I practice like 3 hours minimum
@@MilosPiano I definitely play 3 hours minimum, but I definitely don’t ~practice~ that much 💀
I really love all the CoB comments. R.I.P Alexi😔🤘
Stupenda! L’ho scelta come suoneria del telefono!
I remember playing this one year ago….hardest song ever☺️☺️
Song?
I get triggered too lmao @@democritoridens
Masterful. I wonder how many of hours of practice went into achieving such a high standard.
Are you deliberately changing tempo?
Don’t know
this music like you are in early 90's and there is peek of technology computer and computing market is going up
I really wanna kno what grade this piece is
I'm doing it for 8
i, doing it in eigth
R CC yay I found out after my test! I got full score! Hopefully you did well too!
polly morrow good luck!
How much time does it take to get grade 8?
i got this as an assignment and always get something wrong, i dont know how much patience i need
👍👍👍👍
0:11
Fun trick: if you set it to 1.75 it sorta sounds like the Glenn Gould version.
This sounds like red light in my eyes
lowkey reminds me of taemin’s advice intro !! thats why it sounded nostalgic :3
8 years later I’d like to know the bpm pls
if you think this is fast listen to the glenn gould recording 🤯
Elmira's library theme every time when you walk past her library in the main town area
Came here from Taemin's "Advice", staying here to appreciate the great music
SAME !
Oh god
0:06
1 Dislike Man Strikes Again
WHAT THE HECK????????????
WHAT THE HECK???????????????????????
i made my own version with an orchestra of this master piece if your intrested
Do you have a link to the files? That would be interesting to hear.
I did not hear two voices because it was going so fast.
You don’t have good listening and processing skills
Don't look up the Glenn Gould version, then. ;)
@@pulykamell lol, you made me look !
@@pulykamell it seemed like he had 45 more secs to live 😂
The technique is fantastic, but the piece really needs a slower pace.
it is so difficult
It is not that difficult once you practise the song
FamousLiveGamer // sherwinsanto I'm saying just that. It's very difficult to play
Pierre Cohen Agreed
Great work and great sound... But I don't understand why so much legato... Good good good version anyway!
Andrea Martini maybe cause he pedals for sound quality
Us old timers call this the Commodore 64 song