It's been more than a month since I started this channel and it was originally about instrumental accompaniments and music analysis. I just want to announce to all my viewers that since the charity I'm working with has a new project which aims to make music education accessible even to financially challenged people, I've decided to include the milestones we'll make as a charity group in the videos that I'll be uploading. Along with that are music analyses, and some slices of my life as a musician, talking about the things I do outside music. Thank you for your support!
Hi, I have a question, why did you mark the main voice in two different colors at first in pink and after that when he enters the third bar again in purple?
Hi! The performer is Kimiko Ishizaka. It's from her royalty free recording of Bach's Well Tempered Clavier. The details on how to download it is in the description. Big thanks for your support!
Your VOICE is recorded in a very low volume, BUT, the music excerpts are presented SO LOUDLY, that it becomes uncomfortable to continue to enjoy your fine analysis. I really cannot return, but I still thank you for this.
It's been more than a month since I started this channel and it was originally about instrumental accompaniments and music analysis. I just want to announce to all my viewers that since the charity I'm working with has a new project which aims to make music education accessible even to financially challenged people, I've decided to include the milestones we'll make as a charity group in the videos that I'll be uploading. Along with that are music analyses, and some slices of my life as a musician, talking about the things I do outside music. Thank you for your support!
Thanks for this analysis! Please do one for the prelude no 7 as well!
Great and clear analysis! 👏
Thank you so much
Thank you for this
I view 5:31 as E flat moving to B flat
Hi, I have a question, why did you mark the main voice in two different colors at first in pink and after that when he enters the third bar again in purple?
Hi, I did that to separate the entrances from a subject to an answer. Both are entrances anyway.
@@TheClassicalNetwork 👍🏻 thanks
Awesome! Who's the performer?
Hi! The performer is Kimiko Ishizaka. It's from her royalty free recording of Bach's Well Tempered Clavier. The details on how to download it is in the description. Big thanks for your support!
@@TheClassicalNetwork One of the best recording of the modern era, no doubt
@@SDGRTX1455 Gotta agree to that. It's really good!
Your VOICE is recorded in a very low volume, BUT, the music excerpts are presented SO LOUDLY, that it becomes uncomfortable to continue to enjoy your fine analysis. I really cannot return, but I still thank you for this.
Much appreciated! Thank you for the insights. Will try to improvev more with the quality
@@TheClassicalNetwork Thank you! ♥