Description
Johann Sebastian Bach is often considered the beginning and end of piano performance; it is rare to find a piano student who has not begun their journey with his simple preludes or inventions. Furthermore, nearly all pianists view his Well-tempered Clavier as an unparalleled pinnacle in the evolution of piano music. This volume adheres to these established routes while also occasionally diverting to explore some of the lesser-known works by the Master, including his evocative “Capriccio on the departure of a beloved brother.”
